Funny Ain't It

The young generation who were so concerned about the referendum, slating the older generation . . .

Are currently engaged in hunts for virtual Pokémon all over the country with their mobile phones !

http://www.pokemon.com/uk/pokemon-vi...es/pokemon-go/


Yep we should really put the future of our country in their hands !!!

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Yep,

Quite pathetic really isn't it...

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We would have done exactly the same if we'd had it at their age.

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Young FFS - humour them is all you need to do.

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NO TessA, we wouldn't.
Our generation where far more responsible, and better educated than the current crop of Spotty closeted youth!

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Not really, many of my mum's generation started work at 14 years old so no time to play about.

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Yes Judd.
I left school just turned 15.
I remember starting work in a Stock and Share office as the office boy after only one week of leaving School.
On the switchboard, looking after the post, making the tea and was general office dogsbody.
Seriously, I remember being sent to another office for a long stand.
And there I stood for an hour and a half!
I got paid £2 10 shillings a week, and had to hand over £2 to my Mum.
Happy days!

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"I remember being sent to another office for a long stand.
And there I stood for an hour and a half!"

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Don't laugh at me 'cause I was a fool Judd.
But just leaving school and being green behind the ears gets it about right!

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Also remember being sent for skirting Board ladders, sky hooks and a tin of Tartan paint.