People That Piss You Off

[Steven]

I think Steven would be more than happy to bung you, perhaps more than once.

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[pds]

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What's up Steven?

 

[Hazzman]

Footie Commentators what think Alonso's half-time effort was better than Joey's last season.

 

[MHS]

It costs me £4.00 a day to get to college and back.

 

[Hazzman]

It costs me £4.00 a day to get to college and back.

I used to walk everyday, saved me £3.20 a day.

 

[MHS]

I used to walk everyday, saved me £3.20 a day.

I ain't walking 8 miles every day. :icon_lol:

 

[Jeff]

It costs me £4.00 a day to get to college and back.

Where's college?

 

[MHS]

Where's college?

I live in Braunstone, go to Desford.

It's about 4 miles away.

 

[Brauny Blue]

Either you don't work or your access to work is easy. I'd say its selfish of those who make a good living and then try and make it difficult for others to do likewise.

 

[Hazzman]

I ain't walking 8 miles every day. :icon_lol:

What college? Everyone was offered a bus pass at £80 quid for a year. Thats 20 days of bus fares.

5 miles worth of walking on top of that I would on the odd occasion, walk to City then to college for city tickets or carry onto Grace Road.

 

[Jeff]

I live in Braunstone, go to Desford.

It's about 4 miles away.

You can get an Arriva student ticket which will give you unlimited travel on Arriva buses in Leicestershire (including weekends) for £329 for the academic year - which works out at around a pound a day.

 

[Jeff]

Either you don't work or your access to work is easy. I'd say its selfish of those who make a good living and then try and make it difficult for others to do likewise.

It's selfish to drive a car that spits out a lot of pollutants when you could get one just as good that is better for the environment.

 

[Hazzman]

You can get an Arriva student ticket which will give you unlimited travel on Arriva buses in Leicestershire (including weekends) for £329 for the academic year - which works out at around a pound a day.

We all got offered £80 a year for a ticket to used in college hours and in college term time. I didnt need it, many kids did however and saved money.

 

[Brauny Blue]

It's selfish to drive a car that spits out a lot of pollutants when you could get one just as good that is better for the environment.

Thats what MOT's are for. BTW i drive a small car, hardly a gas guzzling pollutant.

 

[MHS]

We all got offered £80 a year for a ticket to used in college hours and in college term time. I didnt need it, many kids did however and saved money.

I wasn't. We have a few school buses that charge £75 a year, I couldn't get a place on one because I'm not in the catchment area. :icon_conf :icon_conf

 

[Brauny Blue]

I live in Braunstone, go to Desford.

It's about 4 miles away.

Its about 6 miles from my house, and yes i did walk it when i was on exam leave....................many years ago

 

[MHS]

Its about 6 miles from my house, and yes i did walk it when i was on exam leave....................many years ago

I live 5 minutes from you (a guess), so it must be a similar distance from me!

I walked it home once, it took 3 hours. :icon_conf

 

[Jeff]

Thats what MOT's are for. BTW i drive a small car, hardly a gas guzzling pollutant.

But the manufacturers aren't meeting their targets. This proposed change in the tax is designed to force the manufacturers to reduce the emissions.
The tax will be based on how much junk comes out of the exhaust pipe, it won't be the same for every car. If you knew a polluting car was going to cost you hundreds of pounds more a year you wouldn't buy it, you'd buy a different car. This will force the companies to reduce emissions, and everyone will benefit.

 

[Jeff]

I wasn't. We have a few school buses that charge £75 a year, I couldn't get a place on one because I'm not in the catchment area. :icon_conf :icon_conf

Why not get the Arriva one instead though - it'll save you a fortune.

 

[Brauny Blue]

But the manufacturers aren't meeting their targets. This proposed change in the tax is designed to force the manufacturers to reduce the emissions.
The tax will be based on how much junk comes out of the exhaust pipe, it won't be the same for every car. If you knew a polluting car was going to cost you hundreds of pounds more a year you wouldn't buy it, you'd buy a different car. This will force the companies to reduce emissions, and everyone will benefit.

Good, everyones a winner then:icon_razz