| This is just another family on the bludge, using a compliant media who fail to do basic research. |
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| I'm trying to convince people I need to come along, simply because it will involve a free plane trip and I can bludge for a few days. |
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| I have irrefutable proof that they don't come here to work, they come here to bludge. |
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| Yes, there are people who prefer to bludge off the system, but don't tar everyone with the same brush. |
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| They are flat broke and will probably go on the bludge expecting us to pay for their expensive art exhibition. |
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| Good on the Baltic countries for sorting out their own stuff and taking a bit of pain instead of going on the bludge. |
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| With a nice redundancy payout like this, I'm going to bludge for a week or two. |
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| As it happens, I have nothing to do, but I feel too agitated to bludge efficiently. |
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| Open car doors for the shortest time possible otherwise they'll bludge a lift in a great swarm on the windscreen. |
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| Have the bludge shift at work today, Sunshine's surprise party tomorrow, and a very special concert on Saturday. |
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| There I was thinking I would bludge off one of the nominated bands, and my informant tells me that even the nominees only get two tickets to share between them! |
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| It makes companies go on the bludge rather than work towards a profit. |
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| Now, you get back out there and you bludge! I don't want to see anyone working, OK? I don't want to see any pick-axes, any hammers, or nothing. |
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| This measure is designed to solve a problem that has already been solved, and will just kick those youth who are actually seeking work, not trying to bludge on the system. |
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