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longtime I know Alex an im still not working

alot of things have happened in my life btw which im happier for

I just paid my bills for this month online,
if I can find another £35 spare later down the month i'll stick it back on my credit card, im so determinded to get that thing outta me face lol

they increased my Credit upto £5,000
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Posted: 2008-02-18 01:39:00
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still?....ur not looking hard enough lol



good to hear, anything in particular?




is that your limit or something?

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Posted: 2008-02-18 01:51:43
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Moving outta West Bromwich (Dump) lol
not being told what to do anymore

yeah thats my limit
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Posted: 2008-02-18 02:01:25
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I'm 40 and this is still the Number One reason I like living on my own! No matter how old you get parents still wanna run your life
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Posted: 2008-02-20 00:14:22
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Thats the whole point,
my mother keeps backstabbing me cos she has no money anymore she chucked me out i'll be darned if she thinks im helping her in any way,

she should swap her 3 bedroom house for a smaller one but she wont lol


Has anyone watched "Bank of Mum & Dad"?
its normally on UKTV STYLE btw 11pm and 12midnight

it's quite a shocking watch tbh
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Posted: 2008-02-27 03:12:23
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I've been a good girl and paid my credit card off and cut it up, just the debit card now. Not long before the letters arrive saying they've upgraded the limit, silly silly banks.


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Posted: 2008-06-06 15:40:53
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i love not having any resposibilities, at least for a little while longer. I'm only 21, i've worked and partied and bought random junk for the past 3 years and have loved every minute of it, freinds of mine are finishing uni and getting well paid jobs but they are miserable in their chosen profession, i believe it's the best way to leave school and have a few years off before going to school.
Money is not important to me, i'd rather be in a job i enjoy on meager pay than sitting behind a desk with a stomach ulcer from stress the rest of my life.
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Posted: 2008-06-06 16:18:11
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Exactly, uni was not for me at all i went when i was 21 when all my friends finished college and went straight to uni and graduated just as i was starting. Glad i tried it but it was a waste of time especially in the degree i did and lecturers not turing up or leaving early to pick their kids up, no joke that either. It's an obscene amount of money to pay for what you get. Life is all about enjoying yourself and having a good time.
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Posted: 2008-06-06 17:48:05
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Wanna pay mine ff for me
not much £600

When ive my foot in the door at the Charity shop where im starting work i'll pay it off, ive been promised it could lead to fulltime so..

if it doesn't im only using the experience so I can apply for work within stores whilst im there anyway.

to get me kitted out though I need new spec's and new shoes dang specs are costing me £125 FCUK from Specsavers buy 1 get 1 free,

and shoes well those are hacking me off seriousley finding a
comfy pair is a hard job

Ohh for some odd reason my min payment for my card had gone down from £25 to £17.50 anyone elses gone down too?


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Posted: 2008-06-14 00:16:03
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Does my morgage count?

If so, i've got over 150k in debt, if not, i've got no debt!

I didnt go uni either so i'd say thats what starts most people on the road to life in debt!
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Posted: 2008-06-14 12:11:00
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