so how's your

job?

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humble.life wrote:
> job?


low status

Janithor wrote:
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>
> humble.life wrote:
>> job?
>
>
> low status
>

does is suck? or do you enjoy it anyway?

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humble.life wrote:
> Janithor wrote:
>
>> x-no-archive: yes
>>
>> humble.life wrote:
>>
>>> job?
>>
>>
>>
>> low status
>>
>
> does is suck? or do you enjoy it anyway?


It sucks because I'm lazy and I hate to work. The fact that it's low
status doesn't bother me, I find it amusing. Actually, I find it a
plus, because it makes the competition a little easier. Veyr high
calibre people don't generally seek out this line of work.

For the most part I enjoy it. I think I want to get out of it, I'm
realizing it's not my "passion". I read the trade mags, and I don't get
all tingly reading them. I'm almost 40 and I'm a failure though, I
don't know if I can do anything else at this point.

"humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> job?

Ask me next month. I will know by then if I was accepted for one of the two
jobs I've just applied for.

x-no-archive: yes

humble.life wrote:
> Janithor wrote:
>
>> x-no-archive: yes
>>
>> humble.life wrote:
>>
>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>
>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>
>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> job?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> low status
>>>>
>>>
>>> does is suck? or do you enjoy it anyway?
>>
>>
>>
>> It sucks because I'm lazy and I hate to work. The fact that it's low
>> status doesn't bother me, I find it amusing. Actually, I find it a
>> plus, because it makes the competition a little easier. Veyr high
>> calibre people don't generally seek out this line of work.
>>
>> For the most part I enjoy it. I think I want to get out of it, I'm
>> realizing it's not my "passion". I read the trade mags, and I don't
>> get all tingly reading them. I'm almost 40 and I'm a failure though,
>> I don't know if I can do anything else at this point.
>>
> someone fooled you into thinking this is a meritocracy,
> their aren't the jobs for you to fit into, and the ones that are filled
> have people with private-school, high-university,
> uber-expensive-parentally-helped entries on their CV
>
> i guess we've got to keep going until everyone works it out


I think it's different in the UK than in the US. There is a lot of
meritocracy here, I've seen it first hand many times. From what I've
read, class counts for a lot more over there than over here.

Janithor wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> humble.life wrote:
>> Janithor wrote:
>>
>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>
>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>
>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>>
>>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> job?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> low status
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> does is suck? or do you enjoy it anyway?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> It sucks because I'm lazy and I hate to work. The fact that it's low
>>> status doesn't bother me, I find it amusing. Actually, I find it a
>>> plus, because it makes the competition a little easier. Veyr high
>>> calibre people don't generally seek out this line of work.
>>>
>>> For the most part I enjoy it. I think I want to get out of it, I'm
>>> realizing it's not my "passion". I read the trade mags, and I don't
>>> get all tingly reading them. I'm almost 40 and I'm a failure though,
>>> I don't know if I can do anything else at this point.
>>>
>> someone fooled you into thinking this is a meritocracy,
>> their aren't the jobs for you to fit into, and the ones that are
>> filled have people with private-school, high-university,
>> uber-expensive-parentally-helped entries on their CV
>>
>> i guess we've got to keep going until everyone works it out
>
>
> I think it's different in the UK than in the US. There is a lot of
> meritocracy here, I've seen it first hand many times. From what I've
> read, class counts for a lot more over there than over here.
>
it's why i want out

Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> humble.life wrote:
>> job?
>
> Overall, I'm happy that I work part time, and do volunteer work...
> all together I have 4 jobs, totalling about 26, 26.5 hours a week...
> It's nice to not have to go to the same job everyday for 8+ hours a
> day... I tremendously admire people who can handle full time work, but
> If you don't have to, it's fine, In my opinion... I don't think I
> could handle it... and doing volunteer work really does feel
> rewarding... I know I'm contributing, if only in a small way... What's
> a good idea is not to compare myself to other people... there will
> always be people older and younger, taller and shorter,better looking,
> worse looking, faster and slower, more capable and less capable in
> various areas, and so on and so on and so on... We all have our own
> unique journeys...
>
>
>
> -"Jordy"
>

that's where i am with it, i didn't know if it was right or not

"humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>> humble.life wrote:
>>> job?
>>
>> Overall, I'm happy that I work part time, and do volunteer work...
>> all together I have 4 jobs, totalling about 26, 26.5 hours a week...
>> It's nice to not have to go to the same job everyday for 8+ hours a
>> day... I tremendously admire people who can handle full time work, but
>> If you don't have to, it's fine, In my opinion... I don't think I
>> could handle it... and doing volunteer work really does feel
>> rewarding... I know I'm contributing, if only in a small way... What's
>> a good idea is not to compare myself to other people... there will
>> always be people older and younger, taller and shorter,better looking,
>> worse looking, faster and slower, more capable and less capable in
>> various areas, and so on and so on and so on... We all have our own
>> unique journeys...
>>
>>
>>
>> -"Jordy"
>>
>
> that's where i am with it, i didn't know if it was right or not

sometimes it's all too easy to start comparing yourself to someone
else...........and forget you're needed just as you are

justabeing wrote:
> "humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:4oqtdcFfed4cU1@individual.net...
>> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>> job?
>>> Overall, I'm happy that I work part time, and do volunteer work...
>>> all together I have 4 jobs, totalling about 26, 26.5 hours a week...
>>> It's nice to not have to go to the same job everyday for 8+ hours a
>>> day... I tremendously admire people who can handle full time work, but
>>> If you don't have to, it's fine, In my opinion... I don't think I
>>> could handle it... and doing volunteer work really does feel
>>> rewarding... I know I'm contributing, if only in a small way... What's
>>> a good idea is not to compare myself to other people... there will
>>> always be people older and younger, taller and shorter,better looking,
>>> worse looking, faster and slower, more capable and less capable in
>>> various areas, and so on and so on and so on... We all have our own
>>> unique journeys...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -"Jordy"
>>>
>> that's where i am with it, i didn't know if it was right or not
>
> sometimes it's all too easy to start comparing yourself to someone
> else...........and forget you're needed just as you are
>
>
isn't it just,

speaking of which,

has % found a social-life or what?

x-no-archive: yes

humble.life wrote:
> Janithor wrote:
>
>> x-no-archive: yes
>>
>> humble.life wrote:
>>
>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>
>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>
>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>>>
>>>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> job?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> low status
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> does is suck? or do you enjoy it anyway?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> It sucks because I'm lazy and I hate to work. The fact that it's
>>>> low status doesn't bother me, I find it amusing. Actually, I find
>>>> it a plus, because it makes the competition a little easier. Veyr
>>>> high calibre people don't generally seek out this line of work.
>>>>
>>>> For the most part I enjoy it. I think I want to get out of it, I'm
>>>> realizing it's not my "passion". I read the trade mags, and I don't
>>>> get all tingly reading them. I'm almost 40 and I'm a failure
>>>> though, I don't know if I can do anything else at this point.
>>>>
>>> someone fooled you into thinking this is a meritocracy,
>>> their aren't the jobs for you to fit into, and the ones that are
>>> filled have people with private-school, high-university,
>>> uber-expensive-parentally-helped entries on their CV
>>>
>>> i guess we've got to keep going until everyone works it out
>>
>>
>>
>> I think it's different in the UK than in the US. There is a lot of
>> meritocracy here, I've seen it first hand many times. From what I've
>> read, class counts for a lot more over there than over here.
>>
> it's why i want out


Try Canada? Australia?

Janithor wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> humble.life wrote:
>> Janithor wrote:
>>
>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>
>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>
>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>>
>>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> job?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> low status
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> does is suck? or do you enjoy it anyway?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> It sucks because I'm lazy and I hate to work. The fact that it's
>>>>> low status doesn't bother me, I find it amusing. Actually, I find
>>>>> it a plus, because it makes the competition a little easier. Veyr
>>>>> high calibre people don't generally seek out this line of work.
>>>>>
>>>>> For the most part I enjoy it. I think I want to get out of it, I'm
>>>>> realizing it's not my "passion". I read the trade mags, and I
>>>>> don't get all tingly reading them. I'm almost 40 and I'm a failure
>>>>> though, I don't know if I can do anything else at this point.
>>>>>
>>>> someone fooled you into thinking this is a meritocracy,
>>>> their aren't the jobs for you to fit into, and the ones that are
>>>> filled have people with private-school, high-university,
>>>> uber-expensive-parentally-helped entries on their CV
>>>>
>>>> i guess we've got to keep going until everyone works it out
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I think it's different in the UK than in the US. There is a lot of
>>> meritocracy here, I've seen it first hand many times. From what I've
>>> read, class counts for a lot more over there than over here.
>>>
>> it's why i want out
>
>
> Try Canada? Australia?
>
I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for

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humble.life wrote:
> Janithor wrote:

>> Try Canada? Australia?
>>
> I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for


Huh, that surprises me about Australia. Why not move to Canada - is it
a money thing, or just a big leap to make?

Janithor wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> humble.life wrote:
>> Janithor wrote:
>
>>> Try Canada? Australia?
>>>
>> I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for
>
>
> Huh, that surprises me about Australia. Why not move to Canada - is it
> a money thing, or just a big leap to make?
>
immigration rules

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humble.life wrote:
> Janithor wrote:
>
>> x-no-archive: yes
>>
>> humble.life wrote:
>>
>>> Janithor wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> Try Canada? Australia?
>>>>
>>> I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for
>>
>>
>>
>> Huh, that surprises me about Australia. Why not move to Canada - is
>> it a money thing, or just a big leap to make?
>>
> immigration rules


Tell them you're sympathetic to Al Queda and you want to wage jihad
against the infidels in the US.

"humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> justabeing wrote:
>> "humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
>> news:4oqtdcFfed4cU1@individual.net...
>>> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>> job?
>>>> Overall, I'm happy that I work part time, and do volunteer work...
>>>> all together I have 4 jobs, totalling about 26, 26.5 hours a week...
>>>> It's nice to not have to go to the same job everyday for 8+ hours a
>>>> day... I tremendously admire people who can handle full time work, but
>>>> If you don't have to, it's fine, In my opinion... I don't think I
>>>> could handle it... and doing volunteer work really does feel
>>>> rewarding... I know I'm contributing, if only in a small way... What's
>>>> a good idea is not to compare myself to other people... there will
>>>> always be people older and younger, taller and shorter,better looking,
>>>> worse looking, faster and slower, more capable and less capable in
>>>> various areas, and so on and so on and so on... We all have our own
>>>> unique journeys...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -"Jordy"
>>>>
>>> that's where i am with it, i didn't know if it was right or not
>>
>> sometimes it's all too easy to start comparing yourself to someone
>> else...........and forget you're needed just as you are
> isn't it just,
>
> speaking of which,
>
> has % found a social-life or what?

I dunno,
tis odd indeed...........
hope he's not out in the forest freezin his ass off

Janithor wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> humble.life wrote:
>> Janithor wrote:
>>
>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>
>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>
>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>> Try Canada? Australia?
>>>>>
>>>> I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Huh, that surprises me about Australia. Why not move to Canada - is
>>> it a money thing, or just a big leap to make?
>>>
>> immigration rules
>
>
> Tell them you're sympathetic to Al Queda and you want to wage jihad
> against the infidels in the US.
>
should i wear a t-shirt with a swastika on it too?

"humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> job?

It's a job, I work hard, i make money, the check is spent on bills before I
get it (

"humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Janithor wrote:
>> x-no-archive: yes
>>
>> humble.life wrote:
>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>
>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>
>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>> Try Canada? Australia?
>>>>>>
>>>>> I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Huh, that surprises me about Australia. Why not move to Canada - is it
>>>> a money thing, or just a big leap to make?
>>>>
>>> immigration rules
>>
>>
>> Tell them you're sympathetic to Al Queda and you want to wage jihad
>> against the infidels in the US.
>>
> should i wear a t-shirt with a swastika on it too?

yes and carry a flag while yer at it, too

humble.life wrote...

> job?

i used to love my job. i liked doing the work, doing a good job,
and being appreciated for it.

-lisa

x-no-archive: yes

humble.life wrote:
> Janithor wrote:
>
>> x-no-archive: yes
>>
>> humble.life wrote:
>>
>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>
>>>> x-no-archive: yes
>>>>
>>>> humble.life wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>> Try Canada? Australia?
>>>>>>
>>>>> I gather Australia is as bad, Canada is the one I'm trying to aim for
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Huh, that surprises me about Australia. Why not move to Canada - is
>>>> it a money thing, or just a big leap to make?
>>>>
>>> immigration rules
>>
>>
>>
>> Tell them you're sympathetic to Al Queda and you want to wage jihad
>> against the infidels in the US.
>>
> should i wear a t-shirt with a swastika on it too?


Millipedes in the shape of a swastika

long ago and far away, "humble.life" <nospam@nospam.com> did say:

>job?

stressful and low-paying. the perks aren't bad though

--
"i wore my doormat face" - rem
http://shattering.org
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humble.life <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:
> job?

I wish. Starbucks didn't want me. The bad part is
that is was an area-wide interview.