Plastering shifts over Xmas

[Deleted member 32554]

retirement, that will be exciting, watching day time television. these chaps who retire, it is surprising how quickly their body muscles disappear. after a few months they are looking for a little job.
one of our old labourers who is now a multi millionaire, watches horse racing on tele all afternoon, he stops betting when he has lost a £1,000 per day. then he is off to the pub and he needs to be carried home from there.

That's a good job advert malc

 

[Plastermind1]

What’s happened there mate?

Snapped me big toe they had to screw it back together 22mm screws

 

[Plastermind1]

What's happened? Double edge sword really being injured over xmas as atleast you was prob going to have time off anyway so dsnt hurt wallet as much

Aye was guna be 2 weeks off cant wait for tax bill day haha

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Aye was guna be 2 weeks off cant wait for tax bill day haha

Send HMRC a doctor's note

 

[Plastermind1]

Send HMRC a doctor's note

Aye will do could be worse could be in a busy time of year

 

[MIXERMAN]

Lucky sod sounds great

 

[tapit]

Just started a big job that needs finishing mid Jan so i won’t get much time off normally always a full two weeks too. Needs must

Same here but will have Christmas afternoon off.

 

[John j]

& be lucky to get another 21yr shift in
This is the system mush all you are doing is wearing your body down coupled with being dumbed down all in hopes you collect your shitty state pension , maybe dreaming you will have enough money to blow on shitty static in Morecambe as finally mortgage is cleared
This is how it works sort your s**t do not procrastinate or my prediction will be reality

Your welcome

I got a private pension that guves me about 250 a week. Retire same time as wife who has a pension and state pension. . Then my state pension at 67 so we should be ok