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What material things, services etc should be classed as essential...

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Food from M&S.

Regular manicures/pedicures and massages. 

Highlights and lowlights.

Designer shoes and bags.

Wine.

 

:ph34r:

What if you became employed?

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What if you became employed?

 

I'd chuck a few quid at a tramp :D

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Luxury sweatpants are the only essentials I need.

 

 

Saw a post on Facebook that it was rather ironic that sweatpants are now being used for lounging around which is opposite to their original purpose which is for exercising. 

 

You can survive without internet and smartphone... I did it for about 30 years

 

 

Time to kick up another col city fox style scandal. Are you only 30? I always have thought you was over 50!

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Saw a post on Facebook that it was rather ironic that sweatpants are now being used for lounging around which is opposite to their original purpose which is for exercising.

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Similar to track suits, now a days the only people wearing a full track suit often look like they don't know the meaning of the word "exercise".

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You can't draw a link between level of benefits and theft. Theft is caused by greed and generally being a scummer. These people are not stealing bread rolls are they? It's not as if it's to prevent them starving. It's lifestyle theft. They have the time and opportunity to do it and greed and drug habits provides the motivation.

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If I could outlaw sweatpants I would, horrid looking things.

These Alexander Wang sweatpants are sent from the gods. Wear these for a day and you may just see the light.

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If I could outlaw sweatpants I would, horrid looking things.

 

 

I can't agree more. This and tracksuits that Andy mentioned few posts back.

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