Looking out for each other

[eggsarascal]

I've taken a loan rarther than spend my own few shillings, our kid, the one I don't like a lot rang today to tell me he was on his arse,so I've sent him some money, , am I cracked?

[Tommy_B]

Your actual son?

[breffni]

I think our kid means brother?

[Rough Hewn]

I've taken a loan rarther than spend my own few shillings, our kid, the one I don't like a lot rang today to tell me he was on his arse,so I've sent him some money, , am I cracked?

No. Worse mate....
It's called a conscience.
It's a rare affliction.
No cure.
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[Tommy_B]

9 hours ago, breffni said:

I think our kid means brother?

Ah, same difference really though. If it's your family and they're in bother, help them out in my book. I'd do the same for my mates. If I can spare it and it doesn't effect my household, you can have it

[eggsarascal]

11 hours ago, Tommy_B said:

Your actual son?

My brother, I'm the youngest of three, he's the middle one.

[Alex O]

Good on ya eggs, family is family [emoji6]

[eggsarascal]

He's a prick (I can call him that) he made a fortune in Australia then blew the lot. But he's one of ours.

[Steve Bullman]

Key to lending to family and friends is to not lend more than you can afford not to get back 

[eggsarascal]

6 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Key to lending to family and friends is to not lend more than you can afford not to get back 

I don't expect it back, if I do get it back it'll be a bonus. I always paid my eldest brother back when I was a young'en.