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Going for a summer job at the nearby mail sorting office. I get to read people's poorly written post on a computer screen and try to decipher what they really mean. It's the job I was born to do.
As an added bonus it is a 5pm-9pm job so won't interfere too much with my general laziness.
isnt that what you do here?
All the best with that :D
It's unfortunate that you won't be able to deliver a cutting remark directly to the writer of the badly written prose - but you can still think it.
as a release to the tedium - you could post "the best of" here
I've been waiting to use this one here:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of spell checkers suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced."
Been practising on my typing speed, have been getting 45wpm on average so I don't think I'll struggle on the typing test that I have to take.
The only thing that stresses me is when they ask you "Why do you want this job?" Duh - 'cos my student loan has ran out.
A controlfreak hotel manager once asked me
"why do you want the job?"
i replied
"I need the job"
i was fired
amen
never again a job that bores me
Whenever my job bores me, I play with my interweb.
Quality retort but suddenly X 2 :ermm:
Good luck, cheebus.
You'll have to let us know how many letters are sent to God, Santa and the easter bunnie..... also be interesting how many are sent to fictional TV characters
mention my name, you should be OK.
How much is it you can earn before paying tax BTW(sp).
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Originally Posted by vidcc
The Royal Mail does respond to every Santa letter that it receives. Shame my parents used to hang my letter on the washing line... :blink:
I never knew that. That's damn decent of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420
Btw who did they hand your letter and the washing line to?
Meh, I hate being up this early.
Interview in an hour.
good luck mr cheese :lookaroun
All the best, Chebus.
Waste of time.
I needed to take proof of identity, so I took my birth certificate but they told me it was not valid ID as it didn't have my parent's names on. :fugley:
Bit annoying as I would have walked the test and interview.
Gutted, mate. Seems a bit pointless when they could have let you sit the interview but only consider you on the condition that you provided valid ID within 24 hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420
That's what I'd have done, unless you were wearing a Liverpool shirt or something.
ever heard of a passport?
http://www.refugee.net/passport/passport.gif
I haven't been abroad in 20 years so have never had need of one. I'm quite American in that respect.Quote:
Originally Posted by 99%
Nevermind, I'm signing up for a few agencies now and I'll see what comes of that.
The annoying thing is I took all the documentation that I sent off for my CRB check which allowed me to work with children at YES. It was more than obvious that I was who I was but they were not willing to be flexible, in fact I even took my letter from the CRB.
Bar-stewards.
/end rant.
Get one and go to Roscoff on the ferry. I think it costs about £10 or something (or used to :unsure:). Roscoff itself is a shithole but you don't have to get off the ferry. Cheap booze, cigs and unattached French women a-plenty - not that you'll be into that - but if a few of you go then it's a pretty good 8 hour booze cruise complete with arcades, proper pubs and cinemas :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420
Damn beaurocrats - an interview is generally to see who you are - the paper work could have been brought in a few hours later or day later
wtf
Tis a shame indeed. I felt this was what you were born to do.
Oh well, at least you have the poetry critique skills to fall back on.
bad luck chebus, damn communists :no:
That's a shame.
Thanks for an entertaining read non the less :P
bah