publican1990
Well-Known Member
Same goes for 'The England Band' at the football.
The people on the gate at the Oval who let some c**t in with a fucking trumpet!
Same goes for 'The England Band' at the football.
Might want to keep that symptom quiet.At least one of the kids instantly getting a cold as soon as they set foot back in school. Happens every time. Obviously more of an arse ache nowadays.
Forgot about them, not heard them for ages thankfully. Didn't they get banned?
I thought they were banned during the euros but I swear I heard them during the Andorra game. Unless it was some Vietnam style flashback.
Places that make you pay to go to the toilet
Lazy parents driving their kids to school. Not many people live further than a walkable distance to a primary school.
Lazy parents driving their kids to school. Not many people live further than a walkable distance to a primary school.
I get that if people don't have work so aren't in any rush.
Some will need to get to work though.
Also known as “parents who need to get to the office 10 miles away as soon as possible because apparently that’s a thing again”
Nah, charlie don't play trumpet.I thought they were banned during the euros but I swear I heard them during the Andorra game. Unless it was some Vietnam style flashback.
Dropping them off at school means you're driving in the midst of the school run, it'll take no longer to walk home and drive to work from where you live.
I live 0.3 miles from the school. There's at least two sets of kids by me who get driven to school by their parents who I'm guessing aren't on their way to work unless they go to work in their pyjamas.Lazy parents driving their kids to school. Not many people live further than a walkable distance to a primary school.
Dropping them off at school means you're driving in the midst of the school run, it'll take no longer to walk home and drive to work from where you live.
Seem to know a lot about where everyone lives m8
Plus, not that I live near my sons school anymore. A ten minute walk with a 4 year old isn’t 10 minutes. It’s about 30 minutes of carnage.
I qualified my post sufficiently to recognise different circumstances, I know what it's like pal I walk a 3 year old and 18 month year old to nursery every day.
The fact is that if you've got a child capable of walking to school within 10 minutes (which most primary and all secondary school kids are), they / you should walk them to school and not drive.
Unless of course you need to be somewhere?
Unless of course you need to be somewhere?
If you have to walk away from the direction of work to go home, get your car and then come back past the school direction to get to work then it takes longer. Every minute counts in the morning before school!
What about if it's pissing down with rain? Should I get soaked then have to get changed before going to work?
If people don't have to go to work or have the day off then I agree, get some fresh air.
Why? I've never known an employer not recognise that people with responsibilities to drop kids off should not be expected into work at 9am on the dot
Then I get in late and need to make the time up after so therefore I am later picking up. Also when people are relying on me to be on time so they can go home I prefer to be here on time.
I wish it was as simple as no care in the world and just turn up whenever.
Not just people that are relying on you to go home. Even when that's not the case it gets pretty annoying for those of us without kids.Then I get in late and need to make the time up after so therefore I am later picking up. Also when people are relying on me to be on time so they can go home I prefer to be here on time.
I wish it was as simple as no care in the world and just turn up whenever.
I must be wasting loads of money on before and after school clubs for my lad then if I can just rock up late.
10 minutes
tbf, she was also asking to be paid less!Woman wins £180,000 after boss wouldn't let her leave early to pick up daughter
A tribunal has ruled against estate agents Manors after they refused to let an employee go part-time so she could pick up her daughter.metro.co.uk
Woman wins £180,000 after boss wouldn't let her leave early to pick up daughter
A tribunal has ruled against estate agents Manors after they refused to let an employee go part-time so she could pick up her daughter.metro.co.uk
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