Scrounging

( "Scrounging," an exciting operation whereby the required article is obtained by any means otherwise than legal.)

Norman Ten Hundred A Record of the 1st (Service) Bn. Royal Guernsey Light Infantry A. Stanley Blicq

Franklin has posted this clip of their encounter and writes on her Benefit Scrounging Scum blog:"Ed Miliband has been in touch to say he intends to honour his promise to meet with us and discuss sickness and/or disability issues in relation to welfare which we are all very much looking forward to."

Society daily 30.09.11 2011

Scrounging together extra money for the lavish bonuses of years past was inconceivable, but what surprised him was his reaction to the realization.

Lita Smith-Mines: There's No Place Like Numb Lita Smith-Mines 2010

Scrounging together extra money for the lavish bonuses of years past was inconceivable, but what surprised him was his reaction to the realization.

Lita Smith-Mines: There's No Place Like Numb Lita Smith-Mines 2010

Scrounging for that amount of money had never been a consideration.

Destined Patricia Haley 2010

Scrounging together extra money for the lavish bonuses of years past was inconceivable, but what surprised him was his reaction to the realization.

Lita Smith-Mines: There's No Place Like Numb Lita Smith-Mines 2010

Scrounging about and trying to get a sick note so that they can be declared ‘unfit for work’, rather than take the time and effort to sign on.

Get In Line « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008

He begins by ridiculing people who blame the change on virtually non-existent policy changes:Scrounging about for a policy explanation for declining unionization, Levy...

EconLog: Labor Market Archives 2010

Scrounging packs of politicos, snapping, snarling and sending green bills flying sky-high as they root through the tangled mass with ragged claws.

Paglia's purple piffle. Ann Althouse 2009

Scrounging for food, originally uploaded by firoze shakir photographerno1.

Archive 2009-11-01 photographerno1 2009