| He does get a pension from the government, but realistically he's bludging off Lea. |
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| Well, they may have for a short time, but since 2001 those people have been bludging on the dole. |
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| Their country has realised that it cannot be invaded unless ours is first, and is therefore bludging off our defence budget. |
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| I'm making a point of finding new work to do tonight so that the managers realise that I am not deliberately bludging. |
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| Let dad find his way back to Wanganui by bus or by bludging a lift with a friend. |
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| I want the party to explain to the public what it is doing bludging on the taxpayer. |
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| The popular view is though that these people that have turned up, through people smuggling, are bludging on the good will of Australia and should be sent back home. |
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| But I can't agree with that, I don't think that is the big issue, I think the big issue is about them bludging on an Australian product and not putting enough back into it. |
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