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After nearly popping my clogs a few years ago I decided work wasn't for me, fortunately I have a couple of pensions and a rental property so was lucky enough to have that choice. After three years I've come to the conclusion that it's not all its cracked up to be so will be looking for a part time job.
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Dont be silly Dan
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mcdonalds
let some teenager treat you like a peice of meat |
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Are you desperate Dan?
Don't be daft. There's always something you can do without having to work. Do what you want whenever you want. Work puts limitations on you. |
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You getting him a start besides you xmoneyx?
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I like it aka I like it 10/10
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cafe
restaurants sporting events hobby events short city breaks sight seeing trainspotting vice bookies prostitution drug dens |
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Start a business.
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mind your own business
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Volunteer for a charity, work with the elderly, drive a community bus, not really work, you'll be with people who'll actually appreciate you and it's social, better than a job if you don't need the cash
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Thinly veiled, they've cut my benefits.
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After taking a poll of your replies I think I'll take the majority view and continue to sit on my ar$e ! Soon be warmer weather to go fishing
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Fishing and chauffeuring old people for free. Are they really the beat lifestyle choices chit chat can offer?
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Yeah fxxk the old people but fishing !!!!!
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A morning paper round
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I did try working a couple of times, back in the 1980s, but quite honestly it was just like being in school again: every morning I'd wake up praying that the building in which I was going to spend the rest of the day had burned to the ground overnight.
Why anyone would actually volunteer to spend their life in a job is beyond me. |
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Thinking about getting a job is enough hard work for one day.
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go p/t ladcroaks
tell us , then give us early prices |
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I clean bird s h I t out of cuckoo clocks
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go p/t ladcroaks
tell us , then Only trouble with that xmoneyx is they don't take a bet  mind you they might have to if the government puts serious restrictions on the FOBT's |
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I clean the s h I t out of cuckoo clocks
Easy work RL I have given serious consideration to being a snowplough driver in the Gobi Desert  |
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Lots of banal comments but it may not be such a bad idea. If you're bored and have a few hours a week to spare then why not? Of course you could just post on here all day.
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voulneteer the best advice given
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Half way through painting on of the eight doors in my house that need painting I came to the conclusion I really don't like work !
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With too much time on your hands, be afraid of a illness of the mind.
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You could be right there SPOT, I often seem to lose my of th........ !!!!!!
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train !!!!!!!!!!!
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mrs dan still waiting for
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Why not go through all of the old, unwanted stuff in yer house and flog it on ebay?
Bit of fun, quite easy to do and you'll be astonished at what people actually want to buy.  |
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Used to buy and sell many moons ago raspberry at car boots, antique fairs and auctions. Made a lot of money from it plus was on EBay at the start. I'm afraid there's no money in that game any more. Recently downsized our house so had a surplus of furniture etc all good stuff. Did a car boot with it. In this PC world have to be careful but car boots these days seem to be dominated by Eastern Europeans who don't want to pay anything for anything. Example I had a small bamboo table original price £100 I bought in a sale for £50 it was still in as new condition. I was asking £15 but when asked by a Polish lad how much as I wanted to go home I said £10 he offered five. Not so politely I told him what he could do with his offer and told him I'd rather give it to a charity shop to he replied "Then you would have nothing" my response was "It's called principles" the beside me said he'd give me a tenner as he was confident he'd get a profit out of it. Next time it'll go straight to the charity shop !
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have u done 2nd door yet ?
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