What Are You Doing Right Now? (246 Viewers)

[Hængebøffer]

How there isn't any system in place to make the long term unemployed contribute to society in some way in return for their dole payments is beyond me?

Because it will make other people unemployed.

 

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[Fint]

Drop some Polish every now and again, they are very conservative and respond well to politeness in my experience.

dziekuje bardzo - djen koi yeh , barr tso Means thanks very much

Say it next time she gives you change and smile at her, she'll probably get offended that you think her English is terrible OR she could have a positive opinion of you for making the effort.

Wearing a crucifx wouldn't hurt.

I used to know a few lines of Polish, like how to say hi, thank you and I love chocolate milk for some reason. What about a free gun show ticket, right outside the shop window Bitches love gun shows

What's wrong with Irish people?

Have you met any of us, especially when we're abroad? Horrible creatures we are.

Because nobody will grant me dictatorial powers.

You'll get my vote mate.

 

[swag]

How's your town for walkability?

It's quite the opposite of Bangalore, that's for sure.

The good news is that I get views daily like the ones attached below from my typical walks.

I know what you mean and I was thinking like that 2 months ago, but it changed. I was like 'oh man, just one more exam and I'm gonna rest and do stuff without stresses'. It was a hard time those years of studying. After like 10 days of rest everything changed. I'm usually at home and like '... what to do now'. Even if I do some stuff there's a lot of time on my hands. I've never faced this situation. The most I had was free 2 months during high school, but even that I knew it's gonna come to an end. Now the time looks like a void, filled with nothing. Chasing a job in Serbia like one of the hardest things ever. Unemplyment level is huge, too much corruption and you need some behind your back (no home) in order to get just a decent job. Most of the people my age search for one for over a year, which really scares me. In the meantime I'll try to work on myself, learn some new stuff. It doesn't have to work-related, but just something new in order to shape my personality.

You've been through physical discipline and toughness. This is most definitely the mental kind. Good luck keeping it in check.

 

[JuveJay]

Because it will make other people unemployed.

Then you would have to employ more people to aid the unemployed who used to help the unemployed.

 

[Hængebøffer]

We have a system similar to that here - it costs so much.

 

[Fint]

Because it will make other people unemployed.

Cleaning parks, removing graffiti, that kind of work. I know it's the local councils' responsibility to take care of this but I'm sure a lot of them could do with additional hands.

In this country and the UK I'm sure, it's very often a young girl's ambition to pop out three-four kids and get themselves a council flat/house as soon as possible rather then look for some kind of employment. It's a disgrace and nothing is being done to rectify the situation.

 

[Monco]

I used to know a few lines of Polish, like how to say hi, thank you and I love chocolate milk for some reason. What about a free gun show ticket, right outside the shop window Bitches love gun shows

Have you met any of us, especially when we're abroad? Horrible creatures we are.


You'll get my vote mate.

I haven't, but the same question goes to you - have you ever met a Lithuanian before? If yes, I'd be willing to bet that he was wearing Adidas track suit and had a knowledge of a wooden plank. I fail to imagine there are worse people than us in this world.

 

[Fint]

I have met many Lithuanians as it happens, some wore Adidas trackies others actually wore Nike, you shouldn't stereotype your own people

 

[Völler]

I have met many Lithuanians as it happens, some wore Adidas trackies others actually wore Nike, you shouldn't stereotype your own people

 

[Monco]

I have met many Lithuanians as it happens, some wore Adidas trackies others actually wore Nike, you shouldn't stereotype your own people

The ones, who wore Nike track suits are not the real Lithuanians. We are all about dem stripez. Some people wear them as if they were some kind of army insignias, it's fucking ridiculous.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

UK Minimum wage is a disgrace. I mean it's essentially designed to only work for people sharing a house of 6 or people still living at home.

Bring down rents, then you can make a case. It's not enough to live, so it's not enough.

New York

 

[Kate]

Sydney and Melbourne are full of Irish anyway, whereas most towns/cities in Ireland are basically full of Polish now.

Canada is the way to go IZ

Careful where you choose. Honestly, this is the suckiest place I've ever lived

 

[swag]

I haven't, but the same question goes to you - have you ever met a Lithuanian before? If yes, I'd be willing to bet that he was wearing Adidas track suit and had a knowledge of a wooden plank. I fail to imagine there are worse people than us in this world.

Bonus points from someone of Lithuanian ancestry.

 

[Salvo]

IZ Melbourne is the place to go.

 

[ZoSo]

Pretty much horrible. I have no job at the moment so I'm waiting till mid-september to see if something positive will pop out, out of some 'talks'. For the first time in my life I have nothing to do, or think about in the near future. I can literally sleepy for 24 hours. At first it felt great because I seriously needed a lot of rest. But now it's turning into a nightmare because I'm bored as hell, I have no idea what to do. Being home so much makes me want to bite myself very often.

How about you?

Learn something new, like a sport or instrument or something.

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IZ Melbourne is the place to go.

 

[The Curr]

Pretty much horrible. I have no job at the moment so I'm waiting till mid-september to see if something positive will pop out, out of some 'talks'. For the first time in my life I have nothing to do, or think about in the near future. I can literally sleepy for 24 hours. At first it felt great because I seriously needed a lot of rest. But now it's turning into a nightmare because I'm bored as hell, I have no idea what to do. Being home so much makes me want to bite myself very often.

How about you?

I was in that situation for about 3 months earlier this year. I mostly started learning how to play guitar and watched the Sopranos.

What's wrong with Irish people?

We're mostly a shower of bastards.

 

[Salvo]

Someone posted this in my Uni facebook page

Whoever is saying "nigga nigga nigga" and "i love you like a big schlong baby" over the intercom at uni, could you perhaps not do that? We still have class and guest teachers at uni and it seems a bit inappropriate.

 

[The Curr]

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Has anyone here ever done a sky dive?

 

[JuveJay]

In this country and the UK I'm sure, it's very often a young girl's ambition to pop out three-four kids and get themselves a council flat/house as soon as possible rather then look for some kind of employment. It's a disgrace and nothing is being done to rectify the situation.

Yeah it is. And then it leads to other problems, like rising levels of obesity and anti-social behaviour from their demon spawn.

 

[IrishZebra]

Lenovo cancelled my order twice before they'd tell me all orders are cancelled because their product won't work.

Fucking cowboys.