Gie's a job ya dobber! (5)

Posted by x_zero_x on Tue 9 Feb 10, 3:55 PM to x_zero_x's blog.

Ok, if i really asked like that i know i'd not get anywhere, though i have been searching high and low, i have applied for about 20 jobs, not one company has got back to me, i look at the job centre website and other employment sites daily and apply for anything that seems half decent (even supervisor at poundland fer christ sakes! Trying security, care work, retail, health, council lots and lots of jobs!

In other news there's a possiblity that a new venture may be open to me, something with the potential to be rather big, unfortunately it won't make any money in the first while of it being up and running, if that even happens. Why can things never be easy?

Edited Tue 9 Feb 10, 3:56 PM by x_zero_x

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9 Feb 10, 3:56 PM
Chrome_Bitch
8 yrs

Whats the point in easy

Never test the depth of water with both feet!
Always remember you unique, just like everyone else!
There are two theories when arguing with a woman... and neither works!
Madness... Madness... they call it Madness!!!

9 Feb 10, 4:04 PM
x_zero_x
UK(DD), 10 yrs

gothic_kisses wrote:
Whats the point in easy

for a change lol

"The true man wants two things: danger and play. For that reason he wants woman, as the most dangerous plaything." ~Friedrich Nietzsche

9 Feb 10, 4:30 PM
strokes321
UK(M), 2 yrs

Yes i feel for you mate,i work in construction and its a battle at the moment.

Its hard not to get downhearted,i hate not working,makes me feel less of a man,you just need to keep you're chin up.

We were working on a lot of pubs before christmas,it was sad to see men who have worked most of their lives,waiting for the pub to open at 11 everyday,getting pissed.Especially men i have worked with on sites.

Hopefully it will pick up in new tax year,good luck pal,you seem to have a good attitude,im sure you will find something soon.

9 Feb 10, 5:37 PM
Mr_Brightside
UK(NN), 4 yrs

strokes321 wrote:
Yes i feel for you mate,i work in construction and its a battle at the moment.

Its hard not to get downhearted,i hate not working,makes me feel less of a man,you just need to keep you're chin up.

Hopefully it will pick up in new tax year,good luck pal,you seem to have a good attitude,im sure you will find something soon.

Yeah I'm in the construction game too, things were going savy till around September but it's all gone tits up since then.

Carpentry is my thing and I wanna move away from regular carpentry and delve into furniture making but it doesn't seem like a good time for anything wood related.

If things don't improve soon I may have to sell my soul to the devil and go back to working for a bailiff firm I swore I'd never go back to.

Depression is really just anger without enthusiasm.

9 Feb 10, 6:41 PM
strokes321
UK(M), 2 yrs

Mr_Brightside wrote:

strokes321 wrote:
Yes i feel for you mate,i work in construction and its a battle at the moment.

Its hard not to get downhearted,i hate not working,makes me feel less of a man,you just need to keep you're chin up.

Hopefully it will pick up in new tax year,good luck pal,you seem to have a good attitude,im sure you will find something soon.

Yeah I'm in the construction game too, things were going savy till around September but it's all gone tits up since then.

Carpentry is my thing and I wanna move away from regular carpentry and delve into furniture making but it doesn't seem like a good time for anything wood related.

If things don't improve soon I may have to sell my soul to the devil and go back to working for a bailiff firm I swore I'd never go back to.

I know its grim,we just doing bits and bats,get feb out of the way then hopefully it will pick up. Canada is calling.