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Quote: Damo-Leeds "It’s always great to read about the real world where the likes of some people on this thread are keeping it real. Well since we’re on the topic of British high schools not preparing their pupils for the real world I have a proposal. We should have a one year exchange programme where kids from Britain spend time working in a sweatshop in Asia. In return the poor Asian kids can come over here for a year to get an education. The laws are a lot more relaxed in Asia so our fantasy world kids from Britain will be in for a culture shock. This programme will churn out the lazy ones and if any of them that die from starvation due to not earning their bag of rice then it’s just collateral damage.

Now onto those family’s that have been workless for generations. We should make then swap lives with the Philippians rural poor families. Hard workers them lot over there. Some of them work $3 a day on farms and that’s only when there’s work on. Farmers could only dream of paying that much for a British person to do a full day’s work on their farm. But out government won’t do the swap because they’re too soft and get kicks out of killing the agriculture industry over here. Or maybe just maybe the British government is a lot more ethical than other governments around the world that some people on this thread would find themselves at home with.

Then there are them misguided kids that go into further education to study travel and tourism, media and other tin-pot subjects on offer. We should scrap these courses all together and this would free up all those teachers who are world weary enough to take up those vacant 400,000 jobs that are currently available. The education sector has had too much of an easy ride and it’s time it got with the real world. The fantasy world that’s dependent on taxpayers throwing money into the fire and kids willing to spend time studying imaginary industries needs to stop immediately. The less education we have in this country the better. The less academic ones will just go out and learn a trade whilst the more academic ones will be granted the privilege of further education.

Britain is very good at playing imaginary. That’s why we still have Queens, Princes and Princesses in the twenty-first century. We even have a Fairy flying about on tv at the moment in the shape of the Fairy Job Mother. She’s so good and that’s why she’s on tv as much as Jeremy Kyle. She could just wave her wand and get Britain’s mass unemployed back into work in an instance. But the unemployed are far too busy sticking pins into voodoo dolls to make sure that her magic doesn’t work on them. It’s such a shame really.

That bloke who’s in charge of washing the cars at where Sherbet Dip gets his car washed. He always has work for everyone apparently. If this is the case then why is Chris Grayling the employment minister and not the bloke at the car washers?

Back into my world. I was totally out of it on booze when I was at AMF bowls. Had a bit of a surprise bar crawl with my mate and got really drunk.'"

No real point made really badly. You can't write and you have not much of interest to say based on this. You need to switch off the computer for a few weeks, stay out of the pub and get a job. I've spent time out of work when I left university and when you have sweet FA to do apart from look for a job you actually get out and look for a job. If the alternative is sitting watching Neighbours with you Mum then warehouse work is actually a really fun way to spend the day. I guaratee you that you spend a week unloading lorries or washing cars or whatever, you sit in the pub on a Friday with your mates and feel like you earned your beer.
Forget the blogging crap, the computer is a con - emptying your every thought onto it is not "working" and it won't be a living. Stop wasting your time looking for something on RLfans - it's a forum for people who support Leeds RL to gas about Leeds RL. Do you think you can make a living chatting with your mates? Of course you f******g can't.
Stop moaning about being let down and stop the passive aggressive defence of you "qualifications". Nobody on here put a gun to your head and made you do them, you made that mistake all on your own - we've all made them when we're young, that's what you do when you're young. I did the wrong A levels, took the wrong degree and then made the mistake of not doing a PhD. So what?

The best thing you can do right now is unplug the computer, you're looking for something online that you won't find. You are obviously afraid to do something outside what and who you know. That's why you unload everything on here. You're more comfortable being abused on Southstander than taking a chance and interracting with the real world.
I'm saying this for your own good. I don't think you're lazy, I think you're scared and you've got into a bad set of habits - one of which is that you need affirmation for things you do. It's not enough just to get a job, you have to have people tell you how worthy what you are doing is. This makes it very difficult for you to just do a job and earn some money. Most people work because they need to pay bills and a bi-product is that you don't feel quite as crap about yourself (here's a revelation for you - everyone feels crap about themselves to some degree). You're also in a real victim mentality, which completely blocks you from taking responsibility for your situation.
The scariest thing for you to have to think about is that you're not actually special, there is nobody holding you back and it's actually all down to you - no anti-Damo conspiracy, no plot to keep you out of work so the rest of us can feel superior.

I offered you some sound advice at the beginning of the thread, 9 pages on and you've not listened. You need to start listening to people and learning, but you won't so any of that on-line. Unplug the thing.