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3CorsaMeal
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Is a family near where i work, two daughters and a son, the children are late 20s-early 30's.

The children don't work, they drive land rovers, skyline GTR and always riding around on horses.

They have lived in a council house for many years, recently the children inherited £2.5million from their parents and now live right next door to the office in a £1.2million house.

How do you get a council house?
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Have as many kids as possible and tell them you are a single parent. Works better if you're a female.
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This country is totally fcuked imo, so backwards
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I don't know what your point is
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Is it a council owned house or do they own it? There are loads of privately owned ex council houses about
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As above, could very well own it. Pretty sure you can just pay the rent out of your own pocket too and not necessarily in receipt of housing benefit.
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Nah, its council owned and they just moved another family in, our receptionist lives next door.
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I remember you used to be a fairly intelligent guy, you now come across as a retard that's confused by the most simple of things.
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I don't really remember much about you about from you being a bit grumpy, picking up on others people comments and also correcting grammar and spelling
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*spelling.
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Sometimes it's just a front like insurance fronting (named drives in parents names etc)
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You can rent houses from the council, then buy them at 35% discount.

Not everyone that lives in council houses is in receipt of housing benefit.
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I thought they were for thick people only.
Ben G
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They are, pretty much.

ex council homes are different as anyone could be in them.

My brothers other halfs parents bought their council house at a massive discount, then gave it to their daughter and my brother.

now he has no mortgage and plans on moving out in 5 years. Lucky bugger.

house is in chigwell so will be worth a few bob.
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
I thought they were for thick people only.


quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
They are, pretty much.



How do you work this out? is your comment based on what you've read in The Sun about Britains ''Benefit culture''
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Completely clueless moronic comments. You really haven't got a clue about the world outside of your windows have you?

Can you explain to me how living in a council house you intend on buying at 35% discount makes someone thick?

I would say you are the idiot for paying over inflated amount on your house.
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Ojc deffo lives in a council house.
Ben G
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Dean bissmire is upset about my comments.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Completely clueless moronic comments. You really haven't got a clue about the world outside of your windows have you?

Can you explain to me how living in a council house you intend on buying at 35% discount makes someone thick?

I would say you are the idiot for paying over inflated amount on your house.



This man has a point
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My house appears to have increased in price by around 25k from when I purchased it. That doesn't seem particularly idiotic to me.

in hindsight, I wish I wouldn't have wasted so much money on that focus st and put more towards my property.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Dean bissmire is upset about my comments.


Yes, they are absolutely ridiculous and show how little you know A typical comment made by readers of red top rags and those that have lived inside a bubble their entire life.
Ben G
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I do read the sun, it makes good reading material at 2am on a night shift.

I guess you could also say I've live in a bubble, in that I've never been unemployed or felt the need to ask the council or anyone else for help.


[Edited on 06-03-2014 by Ben G]
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
I do read the sun, it makes good reading material at 2am on a night shift.

I guess you could also say I've live in a bubble, in that I've never been unemployed or felt the need to ask the council or anyone else for help.


[Edited on 06-03-2014 by Ben G]


Thats great and I'm not sure why you keep telling me you have a job. It's not really that special I'm afraid to tell you. I'm pleased to say I too have never been unemployed and am currently earning a very good wage, nor have I had any help from the council.

The issue I have is the utter bollocks you have spouted in this thread, and that I do not believe for a second they are your real views.
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I live in a council house, but its in an area where it can't be bought.

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