The Sullivan Family #24 The Moray mincer and the benefit pincher.

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Our favourite time of the week! 🤨🤨
 

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Coco23 said:
My baby has more floor space than these girls and he is in a little box room. How do they think it’s okay? Feel so sad for the girls, maybe they don’t mind now but as they get to teenage years it will be hell
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My cocker spaniel puppy’s cage is more spacious and luxurious than the girls room. She has an en-suite puppy potty and on site restaurant. Admittedly, she hasn’t as many toys in her bed as Scraggy Aggy and as yet hasn’t any memory boxes or collars, leads and coats belonging to other family members.
 
4 cucumbers by 14 for a week!
The older ones buy their own food, and he doesn’t mind🤷‍♀️ They shouldn’t have to…maybe sick of the repetitive bland processed menu.
And Fembarrassing Vimto and expensive Ribena are not more adult than squash,read the labels, and understand how bad these things are for children and adults teeth…
 
Kingbin said:
Does someone want to send Ben a bra? His moobs seem to grow daily 🤮

I think he’s gone on the sick cos of his heart.
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I totally agree. I said this weeks ago. Good luck with it lasting. He will be assessed for sickness benefits going forward. I doubt he would be able to remain on sick leave indefinitely. There’s also nothing to stop Fat Pat getting a job. She could easily be a recorded message the way she repeats herself.
He's had a couple of stents. I know of people who have had heart attacks and quadruple bypass operations that went back to work after three months and a friend who had a stroke. It took a little longer and some occupational therapy/ rehabilitation but he went back to work, albeit part time. He was 70.
 
Ben ‘then we’ve got the hovis, we’ve been sticking to hovis for a while because it’s all we can find that we like, then we have kingsmill’
You couldn’t write it 😂

Apparently now the kids are getting older they’re having more salad stuff? Why is this man like this? The kids are old enough now to choose to be healthy, and he doesn’t see that maybe the younger kids should eat more fresh too… he doesn’t mind them buying their own food if that’s what they want to do… they only seemingly want to do that because the parents don’t buy enough veg??
 
Bohemiskeye said:
Ben ‘then we’ve got the hovis, we’ve been sticking to hovis for a while because it’s all we can find that we like, then we have kingsmill’
You couldn’t write it 😂

Apparently now the kids are getting older they’re having more salad stuff? Why is this man like this? The kids are old enough now to choose to be healthy, and he doesn’t see that maybe the younger kids should eat more fresh too… he doesn’t mind them buying their own food if that’s what they want to do… they only seemingly want to do that because the parents don’t buy enough veg??
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It is incredulous a ‘parent’ and I use the word sparingly would have their kids buy food whilst living at home. I get they might spend money on a coffee to go or have lunch out with friends but fetching in and funding food at the family home is just awful. My parents would never have tolerated it and my girls would have died of shock even thinking of it.
 
They’re having Ribena and Vimto because they’re trying to cut down on Pepsi Max and Ribena and Vimto are a bit more grown up. I’m absolutely dying. We had a curry tonight, that I made from scratch, and we had a beer with it not a glass of squash because we‘re not bloody 5 😂

Imagine thinking you’re the bees knees because your children, who are old enough to leave school, are starting to eat salad. There such weirdos. And that vegan spread they use is tit for baking. Real butter makes the best sponges and the best buttercream,
 
HuncaMunca said:
They’re having Ribena and Vimto because they’re trying to cut down on Pepsi Max and Ribena and Vimto are a bit more grown up. I’m absolutely dying. We had a curry tonight, that I made from scratch, and we had a beer with it not a glass of squash because we‘re not bloody 5 😂

Imagine thinking you’re the bees knees because your children, who are old enough to leave school, are starting to eat salad. There such weirdos. And that vegan spread they use is tit for baking. Real butter makes the best sponges and the best buttercream,
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Will they still add the voddy to their grown up squash?
 
HuncaMunca said:
They’re having Ribena and Vimto because they’re trying to cut down on Pepsi Max and Ribena and Vimto are a bit more grown up. I’m absolutely dying. We had a curry tonight, that I made from scratch, and we had a beer with it not a glass of squash because we‘re not bloody 5 😂

Imagine thinking you’re the bees knees because your children, who are old enough to leave school, are starting to eat salad. There such weirdos. And that vegan spread they use is tit for baking. Real butter makes the best sponges and the best buttercream,
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Having ribena or vimto instead of pepsi max is like having vodka instead of gin and thinking your sober.
Are they really that stupid?
 
Priority education said:
It is incredulous a ‘parent’ and I use the word sparingly would have their kids buy food whilst living at home. I get they might spend money on a coffee to go or have lunch out with friends but fetching in and funding food at the family home is just awful. My parents would never have tolerated it and my girls would have died of shock even thinking of it.
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Especially salad stuff … I mean sure they might buy some treats for themselves but not actual food 🙈
 
I've only recently started watching. In what universe can you physically feed and nurture all those kids on 1 wage, and now no wage,makes me physically sick. Unless you can provide for multiple children , unaided, crack on and knock out as many kids as you can, fair play if you can afford it. Would they, or any large families to be fair, have this amount of children without handouts. On my wage, a nurse, my husbands wage, a paramedic, we have 2 children and I desparately want a third,where have we gone wrong? Any massive family's out there, yes you as well Zoe, give me some tips.
 
VirtualSignal said:
They’ve said on numerous occasions Flo is a poor sleeper, so with usual Sullivan logic they’re putting her in with 3 other kids. Oh well, any excuse to keep them off school but now it’ll be because they’ve been kept up all night with their baby toddler sister.
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in the wild of the playground this morning I’m almost positive babyfloblessher‘s head wasfirmly rested on bens shoulders and big fat ZZZ’s were floating in the air
 
Priority education said:
It is incredulous a ‘parent’ and I use the word sparingly would have their kids buy food whilst living at home. I get they might spend money on a coffee to go or have lunch out with friends but fetching in and funding food at the family home is just awful. My parents would never have tolerated it and my girls would have died of shock even thinking of it.
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When I left school and worked for about 8 month before leaving home for college. I gave my mum some money towards food, which she initially wouldn't take and actually saved up and gave back to me when I left home.
I did buy snacks and hot rolls at work but I certainly didn't need to buy myself fruit or veg because there wasn't enought in the house. I think buying the odd chocolate bar or drink is fine but their kids are mostly in school still so really are supposed to be supported by there parents. They get extra money to feed then for gods sake.
 
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