Big mistake.

[jukel123 8,148]

7 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

My main regret is not listening when younger an not trying to be better educated though the simple things in my life i was happy with a regular job at the pit that i thought at the time would be for life that my kids have never gone without and a few dogs around me to get out and about the only regret is if i had been better educated i wouldn't be slogging my guts out at 62 waiting for state pension age to retire.

Kills me how judges  and politicians can work on until their 70s and 80s and still be earning. That is physically not possible if you have have grafted hard all your life. I have no doubt the painful arthrits I get  in my neck was caused by work.

You should get your pension earlier if your body is giving out on you. How many roofers, brickies, plasterers are still working on the tools in their sixties? t's not possible.

 

[tatsblisters 9,859]

1 hour ago, jukel123 said:

Kills me how judges  and politicians can work on until their 70s and 80s and still be earning. That is physically not possible if you have have grafted hard all your life. I have no doubt the painful arthrits I get  in my neck was caused by work.

You should get your pension earlier if your body is giving out on you. How many roofers, brickies, plasterers are still working on the tools in their sixties? t's not possible.

 

Those who have made the decisions to raise the state pension age do not give a monkey's about those in physically demanding job's. Retirement age for an underground worker with the NCB was sixty and most of the lads who i know who had worked for 35 year's in the steelworks retired before 60 on good pensions it seems we are going backwards in this country regarding retirement and pensions.

[Nicepix 5,650]

8 hours ago, jukel123 said:

Kills me how judges  and politicians can work on until their 70s and 80s and still be earning. That is physically not possible if you have have grafted hard all your life. I have no doubt the painful arthrits I get  in my neck was caused by work.

You should get your pension earlier if your body is giving out on you. How many roofers, brickies, plasterers are still working on the tools in their sixties? t's not possible.

 

Its not their physical state that worries me. These are people who have never experienced real life and have lived in a different world to the people they are presiding over.

[jukel123 8,148]

7 minutes ago, Nicepix said:

Its not their physical state that worries me. These are people who have never experienced real life and have lived in a different world to the people they are presiding over.

Aye true. And all from the same background and social class. It's,a joke.

[Nicepix 5,650]

1 minute ago, jukel123 said:

Aye true. And all from the same background and social class. It's,a joke.

I bet they haven't had funny experiences in public toilets like you had  

[jukel123 8,148]

 

Just now, Nicepix said:

I bet they haven't had funny experiences in public toilets like you had  

I wouldn't bank on that. Meeting up in toilets is part of the public school experience. Keep up.

[Nicepix 5,650]

1 minute ago, jukel123 said:

 

I wouldn't bank on that. Meeting up in toilets is part of the public school experience. Keep up.

Yes, but they wouldn't have got a smack on the chops. They would have been rodgered like buggery and relieved of their Rolex  

[jukel123 8,148]

[mackem 26,663]

12 hours ago, Nicepix said:

Yes, but they wouldn't have got a smack on the chops. They would have been rodgered like buggery and relieved of their Rolex  

True tale, a guy I know had a roley on, pissed up in quite a rough pub, he is a bit of a wrong-un,mouthy, went into the bog for a slash, came round on the floor minus watch, never reported it, just bought another and is still as mouthy. 

[jukel123 8,148]

39 minutes ago, mackem said:

True tale, a guy I know had a roley on, pissed up in quite a rough pub, he is a bit of a wrong-un,mouthy, went into the bog for a slash, came round on the floor minus watch, never reported it, just bought another and is still as mouthy. 

I bet he prays that people will ask him the time.

[mackem 26,663]

4 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

I bet he prays that people will ask him the time.

Everyone I know who has them still checks their time  on a phone, roleys have lost their prestige of late I think. 

[micky 3,325]

22 hours ago, jukel123 said:

Kills me how judges  and politicians can work on until their 70s and 80s and still be earning. That is physically not possible if you have have grafted hard all your life. I have no doubt the painful arthrits I get  in my neck was caused by work.

You should get your pension earlier if your body is giving out on you. How many roofers, brickies, plasterers are still working on the tools in their sixties? t's not possible.

 

I do and i know a few others who do also , i would not go in the Footings or touch a concrete block  but i am often in demand  for setting out or building Chimneys  because modern bricklayers dont do them , also i think is a lot easier than when i started in the early 60s.

[lurcherman 887 13,163]

2 hours ago, mackem said:

True tale, a guy I know had a roley on, pissed up in quite a rough pub, he is a bit of a wrong-un,mouthy, went into the bog for a slash, came round on the floor minus watch, never reported it, just bought another and is still as mouthy. 

We was out in Brentwood and my brother in law lost his 15k Rolex last sighting of it was a pic of us and he had it on. 
 

that night I had my head out the window of the cab being sick lol when I got home it had all dryed to the guys merc

[socks 32,253]

18 minutes ago, lurcherman 887 said:

We was out in Brentwood and my brother in law lost his 15k Rolex last sighting of it was a pic of us and he had it on. 
 

that night I had my head out the window of the cab being sick lol when I got home it had all dryed to the guys merc

I found it 

 

[lurcherman 887 13,163]

22 minutes ago, socks said:

I found it 

 

Can’t see it mate hope it’s nice