Tabou Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 You're acting all defensive as if you're the target.You're not the target. Re-read what I said and see if you can understand it without just thinking about yourself. Why id Tommy G not around on the one occasion we may agree on something?
Tilley Posted 18 September 2008 Author Posted 18 September 2008 You're acting all defensive as if you're the target.You're not the target. Re-read what I said and see if you can understand it without just thinking about yourself. I am not acting like I am the target. I am just saying. I have a part-time job, & to be quite honest, it annoyed me when people were fretting at college that they weren't going to get it. So, I told them to get a job too. I just want my EMA to pay for my Huddersfield tickets next week
Lovejoy Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 The worst thing about EMA is when the spoilt rich kids get when they shouldn't . Some bird I know got it last year, because her ol' man is a cowboy builder. She lives in an 8 bedroom house with marble floor, swimming pool, hot-tub the lot. Otherwise I think the idea isn't too bad .
The People's Hero Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Why id Tommy G not around on the one occasion we may agree on something? He's got a tub of Creatine which is 'best before' tomorrow - and it's not going to eat itself...
Wycombe Fox Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 I just want my EMA to pay for my Huddersfield tickets next week I want your EMA too to pay for my Brighton tickets!
The People's Hero Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 I want your EMA too to pay for my Brighton tickets! See you there? We'll put the world to rights.
Wycombe Fox Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 See you there?We'll put the world to rights. You going? I've not met anyone off here yet!
Tilley Posted 18 September 2008 Author Posted 18 September 2008 I want your EMA too to pay for my Brighton tickets! Well this week, I have to pay for my AS revision books, Which are £14 each, but, FAO Joe. - This deal WHSmith are doing, which starts next week at the high street stores, where you buy one book, you get one half price, is this any book, inc. Textbooks?
Joe. Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Well this week, I have to pay for my AS revision books,Which are £14 each, but, FAO Joe. - This deal WHSmith are doing, where you buy one book, you get one half price, is this any book, inc. Textbooks? Well last week it was buy one get one half price on all Letts and WH Smith revision guides yeah but I'm not sure whether that offer's still on at the moment.
Tilley Posted 18 September 2008 Author Posted 18 September 2008 Well last week it was buy one get one half price on all Letts and WH Smith revision guides yeah but I'm not sure whether that offer's still on at the moment. My offer voucher says from 21st Sept onwards. I'll just go in & ask next week.
Tabou Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Well this week, I have to pay for my AS revision books,Which are £14 each, but, FAO Joe. - This deal WHSmith are doing, which starts next week at the high street stores, where you buy one book, you get one half price, is this any book, inc. Textbooks? GEEEEEK! Go and by some alcohol and soft core porn like a REAL schoolboy would!
Joe. Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 My offer voucher says from 21st Sept onwards.I'll just go in & ask next week. Yeah should be fine then mate.
Tilley Posted 18 September 2008 Author Posted 18 September 2008 GEEEEEK!Go and by some alcohol and soft core porn like a REAL schoolboy would! You really think I want to be spending money on books. College should pay for them for me
BigGibbo Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 It is something I feel strongly about. I feel shafted by this government every which way at the moment. You certainly aren't the only one mate!
Guest Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 My 6th form used to rock to EMF. You're unbelievable
Alexikokopops Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 My 6th form used to rock to EMF. You're unbelievable I rock out to the Early Medieval Alliance
Guest Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 I rock out to the Early Medieval Alliance You should go to Coombe Abbey.
Daggers Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Ema was the first girl I got totally infatuated with. I followed her everywhere for two years and never even got to cop so much as a feel. She ended up barefoot and pregnant to a smack-head. Ha! This is what happens to those who would spurn me.
JoeyB Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Its a fooking con, im in college, and do my parents give me £30 a week, for my college stuff, do they bollocks, yes they give me my food, and drink when im at home, but clothes, pens, pencils, etc i have to pay for with my job, (although they have just paid £40 for college books/ trip money) and £25 car parking pass. but people in my class who get EMA spend it on Fags, Booze, and drivin, lessons, all because their parents didnt try hard when they were at school. Its a **** con i tell you, **** con
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Its a fooking con, im in college, and do my parents give me £30 a week, for my college stuff, do they bollocks, yes they give me my food, and drink when im at home, but clothes, pens, pencils, etc i have to pay for with my job, (although they have just paid £40 for college books/ trip money) and £25 car parking pass.but people in my class who get EMA spend it on Fags, Booze, and drivin, lessons, all because their parents didnt try hard when they were at school.Its a **** con i tell you, **** con Well you can fu*k off. My dad had a bloody brilliant job at HSBC, so good that he decided to retire at 52. That's how I get EMA. Some people's parents may be seperated and others may have suffered bereavement. What a stupid statement to make.
Uncle Albert Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Its a fooking con, im in college, and do my parents give me £30 a week, for my college stuff, do they bollocks, yes they give me my food, and drink when im at home, but clothes, pens, pencils, etc i have to pay for with my job, (although they have just paid £40 for college books/ trip money) and £25 car parking pass.but people in my class who get EMA spend it on Fags, Booze, and drivin, lessons, all because their parents didnt try hard when they were at school. Its a **** con i tell you, **** con What a bender. How do you know their parents havent tried hard at school? Some people get it because their parents arent together no more and are living on one income. I'm sure alot of people who get EMA because their parents arent together would prefer not to have EMA if it meant their parents being together, maybe just maybe you should sit back and shut up and think how lucky you are before mouthing off.
The People's Hero Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 Well you can fu*k off.My dad had a bloody brilliant job at HSBC, so good that he decided to retire at 52. That's how I get EMA. Some people's parents may be seperated and others may have suffered bereavement. What a stupid statement to make. In quite a lot of cases though, it will ring true. If your dad retired at 52, those are exceptional circumstances.
BoneHead. Posted 18 September 2008 Posted 18 September 2008 What a bender.How do you know their parents havent tried hard at school? Some people get it because their parents arent together no more and are living on one income. I'm sure alot of people who get EMA because their parents arent together would prefer not to have EMA if it meant their parents being together, maybe just maybe you should sit back and shut up and think how lucky you are before mouthing off.
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