Some days you can’t love social media enough. This is one of those days. It began like this. Someone stole 12 tons of KitKats.
And then the replies started coming in. Scroll down.
@sophielouisecc My wife and I work full time. We aren't entitled to any help so our child care at a local group would cost us £1170 a month. My wife earns about 1800 after tax. Where is the incentive to work if you have kids? With 2 kids its a no brainer for one to stay home and claim benefits.
@jamierkennedy Tobermory. Views are spectacular and its a hilarious bastard of a course to play. Haven't played it in years but any time I did i had a ball and lost many
My dad’s an incredibly gifted mechanical engineer - and he’s always been obsessed with studying the reliability of different cars.
Wife and I thinking about getting an SUV, and I asked his opinion on Land Rovers:
Almost two dozen NI couples have been left without “heartfelt memories” after paying thousands to a wedding videographer who has failed to deliver any footage. https://t.co/rQ0sjsgSbK
@PopsMcDaddy@KevinlyFather This is 100% on point. It's the lies every time he's interviewed- see also I was talking to an expert on this/saw a poll on this/was talking about this just this morning. His mornings must be incredibly busy with all the topics must cover each day that just happen to come up.
To many of us, #Blackadder is part of every day parlance. Which phrases from the show do you use yourself and when you do you use them? Example: When someone offers me a cup of tea, I say: "Yes, immediately!" You get the idea. Will RT the best ones.
Luckily I don’t care about Great Britain.
Because otherwise, watching the BBC montage at the end of #Paris2024 , I would be rolling on the floor in tears.
Bullshit.
I am sobbing on the sofa as the emotional wanker I am.
What a majestic piece of art