Its actually my wifes brother but the principle remains the same lol-his wife is working all the hours she can right now as he is off "sick"
In that case.................Its actually my wifes brother but the principle remains the same lol-his wife is working all the hours she can right now as he is off "sick"
Not really bad news for OP's sister and her family, they stay off benefits and life continues?
But thats opinions innit.
Nope, i think you'll find it's an opinion i expressed snideo. As for the guilt trip, save it unless you can offer me irrefutable evidence that you have never exceeded a speeding limit. Ta.Hmmm.....not so sure you'd have quite the same outlook if on one of the above speeding offences it resulted in an injury to you and / or your family.
Nope - That's Excuses.
First offence - fair do's and learn.
Second offence - oops, caught again. Ah well
Third offence - not really bothered
Fourth offence - can't touch me.
unless he doesn't tell his boss. then hope he doesn't smash into someones car as hes not insured.