positivity with negativity at it's finest

[kel_]

He'll be in the pub so we willn't know until later on.

[chalky-ncfc]

Must be some **** jobs out there if some off of the terms and conditions include death or an broken leg.

Kel you wouldn't do a job your not capable of doing it's only logical[/quote]

So which jobs are youse ruling out then cos off of the risk off of death?[/quote]

any cleaning related which involve them chemicals or work involving chemicals what would trigger a massive bad attack, warehouse work because heavy lifting there good chance of re-break of my right leg it still has its off moments it went dead yesterday my leg just think if it suddenly went dead in the warehouse workplace well being forced to carrying something heavy there be a good chance of that re-break then I'd have no right leg that's h

[moorlad]

An few little points Tazzy.

1. I of, as part off of my job, evaluated CVs and selected for interview, and also interviewed people for jobs. I can tell youse that your qualifications would place youse behind somebody with a level 3 NVQ.

2. If I had taken your foolish bet I'd of won, you of fewer qualifications than me. Also your qualifications are at a much lower level than mine.

3. My standard off of education is far higher than yours. If it were an sheep that taught me it must of been summat like an tadpole that taught youse.

4. There are spare sheep up here, youse may want to of an word with. They're geet, their teaching has meant I of been in work continuously for 34 years and 6 months. So about 34 years longer than youse. The taxes I of paid in that time has fueled your sedentary lifestyle. How you can live with yourself I of nee idea.

[griff]

Tazzy. Your problem must be your CV, so you should do summat to improve it. Here's an idea. Why don't you do some volunteering? There must be local charities crying out for help, also old people's homes and the like, and doing a bit of work with them would look good on your CV. After all, you have the time and it would be worthwhile effort; once you have your foot in the door they may even take you on full or part-time.

I really can't see any drawbacks.

[moorlad]

He doesert want work, why has he taken those courses? So his dole wasn't stopped. He's nowt but a skiving layabout.

[kel_]

He doesert want work, why has he taken those courses? So his dole wasn't stopped. He's nowt but a skiving layabout.

Excally.

I think they* call it earn it learn. Didert bother before that came in. Wonder why?

[moorlad]

The DSS may well accept his sob story about a bad leg and occasional bout off of the sniffles, I don't. He's coming up with any excuse he can not to take an job. It is so ingrained into him, he is even deeing it on here when an job is suggested.

Less than an year's work since leaving school is disgraceful, especially when there are a number off of us on here who have worked 30 or 35 years, or even more. Even worse, you're pleased with yourself.

And you've the cheek to of an gan at foreigners coming over and getting houses for nowt. Well you're getting an living for nowt, of youse nee shame?

[kel_]

An family off of scroungers is perfectly acceptable as long as they're British.

Apparently.

[moorlad]

As you say Kel. I've invariably found foreigners in this country to be conscientious and hard working, a lot are prepared to do jobs our own people won't (such as cleaning, or in warehouses and other such mortally dangerous occupations). Our own dole spongers aren't nearly so conscientious unfortunately, and often blame people doing jobs they wouldert dee for taking their jobs. Really, like Tazzy, these people are idle scrounging wasters who should be euthanased.

[kel_]

Foreigners divvent of asthma though. Or summat.