New Form Of Bludger

Daniel Pegley, 34, of Christchurch, has been living with his parents for just over three years.
That's 2 years and 51 weeks too long for a 34 year old.
Pegley, a travel consultant, said his living arrangements had carried on five months longer than planned, and all parties were ready for him to leave the family nest. He moved out of home when he was about 20 to travel, and returned at 30, when he studied at university.
Meaning he fucked around in his 20's directionless, spent all his money saved on cheap beer and women in Europe and was an adult student.
For $100 a week, Pegley has a bedroom and en suite in his parents' five-bedroomed Fendalton home.
That's the cheapest rent in Fendalton for sure.
Mother Margaret does all the cooking and laundry, but stops short of ironing or tidying her son's room.
Margaret is just as sad. As is the next bit - Mom and Dad are paying for not one but at least TWO bludgers. Danny Boy has a girlfriend with kids! She really should tip that hot coffee on his head.
Pegley said that in the past six months his priorities had changed.
He has a full-time job and a girlfriend who has children.
But wait it gets worse.....he's going to go straight from living at home to owning his own home thanks to Mom and Dad.
With financial help from his parents, he plans to buy a house.
I hope Daniel has older or younger more successful brothers or sisters to sort this situation out sibling to sibling. I'd be sending a very stiff "move out now you are a fucking loser AND you got in the paper" email to Daniel.
Daniel's not a bad looking young chap, but oh dear....the CV, motivational attitudes and prospects are just awful unless Marg and Pa pop their clogs and you could move into that nice 5 bedroom Fendalton house which will be on the solo mother's mind.
Little wonder we pick something a little .... older.

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Kate - we have been priming our kids for leaving home when they go to Uni and never coming back. To this end we will sell and buy an apartment with no spare rooms.
The 'olds' should do some calculations and leave the appropriate amount to the SPCA upon their demise. Might just nibble away at the family home equity... It's all about a feeling of entitlement it seems.
I wish Margaret would adopt me - although the bit about her refusing to iron or tidy the room sounds a bit rough.
Surely you've met some of these Fendalton, Remmers, or St. Heliers bludgers in your time. Back when I was "fucking around in my 20s" (which I felt "entitled to" being white trash from Whangarei), I knew a number of these bludgers and can assure you that they were fun to party with. Most of them seem to fall on their feet (with or without help from family).
Makes me wonder what would have happened to Mark Lyon if he'd be born to a Watties factory worker.
I love that photo.
He appears to be engrossed in the front page of the property section of a newspaper.
Theres nothing on the front page of any broadsheet newspaper's property section that fits the budget of a 34 year old who needs financial help from mummy and daddy. Ha.
Looking at the property pages in the MSM. Proves he's a first-class loser.
I find the "entitled" mentality of some older kids (25-40)planning to inherit off their financially successful parents irritating as well. This limits their thinking around taking responsibilty for their own success. I have observed this as a 44 year old woman with an older partner.
Im 38 and have been back at home for nealy 20 years.I like it....so do my elderly parents who coudn't cope without me.
Don't like it?....get fucked.
Are you single?
And how much rent do you pay?
And you've been there so long now your parents actually need you it seems.
Again, are you single?
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