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DB10GOONER wrote:

flash gunner wrote:How you getting on finding work OBG?

You're a nosey fucker, Flash.

And I DO mean LITERALLY!

OneBardGooner wrote:

DB10GOONER wrote:

flash gunner wrote:How you getting on finding work OBG?

You're a nosey fucker, Flash.

And I DO mean LITERALLY!

I guess that would be the long and short of that conversation.

Top Londoner wrote:

OneBardGooner wrote:

DB10GOONER wrote:

flash gunner wrote:How you getting on finding work OBG?

You're a nosey fucker, Flash.

And I DO mean LITERALLY!

I guess that would be the long and short of that conversation.

Nosey? Or just a caring Gooner soul??????
Hearless *word censored* DB10. Heartless.

skizz_b wrote:in other news, yesterday wasn't quite as difficult as I thought i'd find it, tough but the first mothers/fathers day without them is always hard. can't get any worse after that though

skizz_b wrote:in other news, yesterday wasn't quite as difficult as I thought i'd find it, tough but the first mothers/fathers day without them is always hard. can't get any worse after that though

skizz_b wrote:apparently he is

what field are you in OBG, my family own a recruitment company i can put the word about if you'd like, think they mainly deal with industrial and ICT up north but they do have contacts down this way.

skizz_b wrote:has anyone tried duolingo before?

DB10GOONER wrote: It can be a pretty fucked up world, man. I thought I’d seen poverty in inner cities like Brum, Dublin, London, Belfast, Paris etc etc. But then I visited Cairo. Poverty on a different level. We were there in July 2002 and the place was fucked up. Whole extended families living in basically mud huts by the million. We were driven through the ghetto areas on the way to the museum and Pyramids and it was an eye-opener. Running open channels in the streets served as sewers and not every street had one, often the shit just accumulated on the road. Most mud huts had no roof just a piece of corrugated iron precariously perched atop or sometimes just a sheet.

And then we went through the security ring of steel into the central part of Cairo and it was all fucking Mercedes, Jags and Ferraris everywhere.

SWLGooner wrote:

DB10GOONER wrote: It can be a pretty fucked up world, man. I thought I’d seen poverty in inner cities like Brum, Dublin, London, Belfast, Paris etc etc. But then I visited Cairo. Poverty on a different level. We were there in July 2002 and the place was fucked up. Whole extended families living in basically mud huts by the million. We were driven through the ghetto areas on the way to the museum and Pyramids and it was an eye-opener. Running open channels in the streets served as sewers and not every street had one, often the shit just accumulated on the road. Most mud huts had no roof just a piece of corrugated iron precariously perched atop or sometimes just a sheet.

And then we went through the security ring of steel into the central part of Cairo and it was all fucking Mercedes, Jags and Ferraris everywhere.

The same in South Africa. And you just know the *word censored* in the Mercs (bizarrely enough become a fetish status symbol for greedy *word censored*) are those purporting to represent and work on behalf of the people starving the other side of the motorway, when in fact the only people they are lifting a finger for is themselves. Horrible greedy avaricious twats.

skizz_b wrote:in other news, yesterday wasn't quite as difficult as I thought i'd find it, tough but the first mothers/fathers day without them is always hard. can't get any worse after that though