James Noub
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James Noub
@randomgibbers
I love all women, but especially black women
Katılım Aralık 2021
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“clapham common is the fucking tea”
Aunt Leonie@leonielaugh
clapham common is the fucking tea you guys london fields is officially cancelled
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@Kwajotweneboa This is clearly not right but having seen some of the problems from the inside, please consider the following;
Councils have so little housing because so much had to be sold under the right to buy scheme and have nothing else vacant.
It may only one person's decision, not all
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Please Share 🙏🏽🚨
A man with *STAGE 4* Incurable Brain Tumour is being forced to move onto the 15th floor of a Tower block or make himself intentionally homeless.
He has mobility issues from chemo and his doctors have previously written to Thurrock council.
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Regina Willingham—a Texas-based pastor and apostle—spoke out following a failed legal battle to block her inclusion in Hulu's 2024 documentary "Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told". She, along with a group of other prominent professional women, attempted to sue Hulu to prevent the release of archival footage from the 1990s Atlanta spring break event, citing potential damage to their careers and reputations.
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I honestly believe that a FUNDAMENTAL misunderstanding what constitutes a lot of money & what rich actually is, by a large number of Brits is one of the reasons why taxes are ridiculously high. To be fair, you can’t blame anyone, the median salary is wretched.
Sonny@rawespresso
Golden handcuffs are the most expensive trap in the UK professional class. You take a £120K job. The salary feels life-changing for the first 6 months. Then the lifestyle catches up — the mortgage on the bigger house, the kids' private school fees, the car finance, the holiday cottage in Cornwall, the partner who's also stopped earning to look after the kids. The £120K, once a luxury, has become the minimum required to keep the life running. The job becomes impossible to leave because the entire structure of your life depends on it. You stop questioning whether you actually like it. You start measuring everything against the salary you'd be giving up. The lads who 'made it' in the City, in law, in tech management are the most trapped people in the country. Their version of freedom is being able to afford to retire by 55, after 25 years of work they couldn't escape from. The lads with no salary and no fixed costs have more genuine freedom at 27. What looks like the prize from the outside is actually the bait. The salary holds you in place better than any contract could.
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Absolutely can not send your children to private school with this salary
Adaugo💚@thestrictlylaw
I absolutely disagree, £120k is good money, you can send your kids to private school, you can afford for your partner not to work, you can build wealth and retire early easily… how is that a trap? Earning that kind of money and being smart with it gives you the most freedom possible. The salary isn’t the trap, the greedy lifestyle is tho
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Shabang but the beat is Hickory Dickory Dock
Legoshi@legoshi2k
Why shabang by drake got the same flow as hickory dickory dock
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30° abroad: “let’s explore this town.”
30° in the UK: “I may not survive this Sainsbury’s trip.”
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@randomgibbers @LeRoyCrosse3 @rawespresso if you have the resources to (a) drive a newer pricier car or (b) give your kids a better education then you should choose (b)
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Golden handcuffs are the most expensive trap in the UK professional class.
You take a £120K job. The salary feels life-changing for the first 6 months. Then the lifestyle catches up — the mortgage on the bigger house, the kids' private school fees, the car finance, the holiday cottage in Cornwall, the partner who's also stopped earning to look after the kids.
The £120K, once a luxury, has become the minimum required to keep the life running.
The job becomes impossible to leave because the entire structure of your life depends on it. You stop questioning whether you actually like it. You start measuring everything against the salary you'd be giving up.
The lads who 'made it' in the City, in law, in tech management are the most trapped people in the country. Their version of freedom is being able to afford to retire by 55, after 25 years of work they couldn't escape from. The lads with no salary and no fixed costs have more genuine freedom at 27.
What looks like the prize from the outside is actually the bait. The salary holds you in place better than any contract could.
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