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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Nov 15, 2024 15:40:35 GMT
Do what? 🤣 I seldom agree with Andy but his comment was clearly tongue-in-cheek. And he was right about utility bills too.  aye ok squeezie if you say so. clearly his comment was just tongue in cheek , ( edit to add I better inform this is of course sarcasm)........cause you happen to agree with him on energy bills. I mean , everycunt and their mother in the uk is struggling like fuck wae their energy bills , pubs, clubs , factories , shops , Joe Bloggs , everycunt....... we are all very much worse off ...........except you and Andy.....you are 50 pence better off than this time last November.  Mate, my bills are so cheap that I'm sitting here in my underpants with the heating on full and the windows open. 🤣🤣 |
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Post by thomas on Nov 15, 2024 15:40:59 GMT
from 2021 energy bills triple. Then early 2023 they go back to double. Then they fluctuate a baw hair . Andy says he's better off . As ever , the wider context is always key when talking online with slippery liberals. I mean the three things Andy tells me he is better off on.........one energy bills as above. he's not really. Two mortgage , paid it of whoopppeee. Three wages.....except he later admits he hasn't had his wages unfreezed .  yet. .....but its me not understanding things. lol . lol . |
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Post by thomas on Nov 15, 2024 15:41:50 GMT
aye ok squeezie if you say so. clearly his comment was just tongue in cheek , ( edit to add I better inform this is of course sarcasm)........cause you happen to agree with him on energy bills. I mean , everycunt and their mother in the uk is struggling like fuck wae their energy bills , pubs, clubs , factories , shops , Joe Bloggs , everycunt....... we are all very much worse off ...........except you and Andy.....you are 50 pence better off than this time last November. Mate, my bills are so cheap that I'm sitting here in my underpants with the heating on full and the windows open. 🤣🤣 lol. ive let the wife put one bar of the fire on . |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Nov 15, 2024 15:43:40 GMT
Mate, my bills are so cheap that I'm sitting here in my underpants with the heating on full and the windows open. 🤣🤣 lol. ive let the wife put one bar of the fire on . Yeah, but you are a Jock.  |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Nov 15, 2024 15:50:12 GMT
But back in the real world... For donkeys we paid £240 per month.
Then, post Covid, our bills went up to £380 per month - which was a tad steep.
But then they went down and now, with the latest increase, we're paying £280 a month.
Which is only £40 a month more than 5 years ago.
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Post by andrewbrown on Nov 15, 2024 16:09:17 GMT
Jonksy has already provided you with the detail on this. where? when he put FFS when you claimed you are misunderstood? That's one of his trolling posts that I just ignored, but if you look at his previous post, it shows that even after the recent increase, they are still cheaper than this time last year. I'm unsure what I'm going to get first, an apology from Jonksy for calling me a liar, or your understanding that gas and electric are cheaper than 12 months ago? |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 16, 2024 11:12:01 GMT
where? when he put FFS when you claimed you are misunderstood? That's one of his trolling posts that I just ignored, but if you look at his previous post, it shows that even after the recent increase, they are still cheaper than this time last year. I'm unsure what I'm going to get first, an apology from Jonksy for calling me a liar, or your understanding that gas and electric are cheaper than 12 months ago? I called you a liar because you lied andrea.. |
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2024 15:51:33 GMT
But back in the real world... For donkeys we paid £240 per month. Then, post Covid, our bills went up to £380 per month - which was a tad steep. But then they went down and now, with the latest increase, we're paying £280 a month. Which is only £40 a month more than 5 years ago. you dont half talk some utter shite. you are trying to tell this forum your energy bill is only £40 a month more than 5 years ago when back then you were paying £240 a month?  ![]() Thats not even risen in line with the average 5 yearly rate of inflation in the uk . never mind the excessive energy costs that the rest of us are paying. See this forum. The shite that gets talked on it on a daily basis has me in fucking stitches. |
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2024 15:54:43 GMT
where? when he put FFS when you claimed you are misunderstood? That's one of his trolling posts that I just ignored, but if you look at his previous post, it shows that even after the recent increase, they are still cheaper than this time last year. I'm unsure what I'm going to get first, an apology from Jonksy for calling me a liar, or your understanding that gas and electric are cheaper than 12 months ago? Andrew. I knew you were pulling my leg the moment you told me you had paid off your mortgage. You must be the only labour supporter in britian that isnt on housing benefit. |
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2024 15:59:02 GMT
That's one of his trolling posts that I just ignored, but if you look at his previous post, it shows that even after the recent increase, they are still cheaper than this time last year. I'm unsure what I'm going to get first, an apology from Jonksy for calling me a liar, or your understanding that gas and electric are cheaper than 12 months ago? I called you a liar because you lied Andrea.. Andrew just wants to try and create a feel good factor on the forum about life in labour britian. Everycunt is struggling with excessive energy costs , factories closing , workers being laid off and unemployment rising , pubs half empty , Doreen at number 59 has frozen to death without her winter fuel payment , but these two cunts are telling us there's nothing to see here on the energy front . Thats before we even start talking about all the damage Rachel from accounts has done via her punitive budget. honestly. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Nov 16, 2024 16:28:49 GMT
But back in the real world... For donkeys we paid £240 per month. Then, post Covid, our bills went up to £380 per month - which was a tad steep. But then they went down and now, with the latest increase, we're paying £280 a month. Which is only £40 a month more than 5 years ago. you dont half talk some utter shite. you are trying to tell this forum your energy bill is only £40 a month more than 5 years ago when back then you were paying £240 a month? ![]() Thats not even risen in line with the average 5 yearly rate of inflation in the uk . never mind the excessive energy costs that the rest of us are paying. See this forum. The shite that gets talked on it on a daily basis has me in fucking stitches. Yes, that is what I'm telling you.
I keep spreadsheets of all my bills so that I know exactly how much I use and how much I spend.
Sorry that you seem to be getting ripped off. Perhaps you should change suppliers.
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2024 16:36:29 GMT
you dont half talk some utter shite. you are trying to tell this forum your energy bill is only £40 a month more than 5 years ago when back then you were paying £240 a month? ![]() Thats not even risen in line with the average 5 yearly rate of inflation in the uk . never mind the excessive energy costs that the rest of us are paying. See this forum. The shite that gets talked on it on a daily basis has me in fucking stitches. Yes, that is what I'm telling you.
I keep spreadsheets of all my bills so that I know exactly how much I use and how much I spend.
Sorry that you seem to be getting ripped off. Perhaps you should change suppliers.
On your personal figure you have just given us , I roughly worked out in line with average inflation over the last five years you would be hitting something like £54 extra on a 2019 £240 a month bill.Before adding anything else. So rather than me getting ripped off( where we know from the media , figures like Martin lewis etc that energy trebled then went back down to double what it was in 2019) its less the fact im getting ripped off , as my rough figures going from £110 a month 2019 , to £330 back down to currently paying £205 a month, I seem to be in line with the norm , while your figures of not even being in line with inflation seem incredibly out of sync with everyone else. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Nov 16, 2024 16:42:25 GMT
I called you a liar because you lied Andrea.. Andrew just wants to try and create a feel good factor on the forum about life in labour britian. Andrew did not either say that, nor imply that. |
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2024 16:49:52 GMT
Andrew just wants to try and create a feel good factor on the forum about life in labour britian. Andrew did not either say that, nor imply that. lets just remind ourselves of the absolute shite you have talked on this thread. having told om 15 you are better off than this time last Christmas (leaving aside this isnt Christmas yet) I asked you how you are better off. you said.. how the fuck can you having a wage freeze that is still in place mean you are better off ? |
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2024 17:10:11 GMT
you can like slippery Andrews posts all you like squeezie.
Like I said ,we have a guy who thinks he is paying less for his energy per month than the cost of inflation in a energy crises , and another guy who thinks having a wage freeze in a cost of living crises means he's better off.
Jesus fucking wept.
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yet. 
