spacemonkey
I Love Noodles
I can't believe I just read 10 pages of this. 
You've got to sort out your anger issues. Calling people who are trying to help a 'stupid piece of cunt' says something about your state of mind.
Have you ben reacting like this to the people at the job centre?
Before you flame me, I suppose I should offer a piece of advice. Try and get a pub job, there must be at least several pubs within walking distance?
The best way to do this is walk in dressed smartly, like you're just coming back from another job. Ask to speak to the manager directly and explain you're looking for some part-time work, just a few evening shifts if possible. Be as friendly and as outgoing as you can muster. Order a coke, talk to the bar staff as well (many times i've recommended people for work just because they've been so friendly as customers).
If they say no, ask if they wouldn't mind holding on to a copy of your CV and give you a ring if they have any openings. Say you're willing to cover peoples shifts if they're ill etc...
In my last pub the manager would always seem disinterested to people looking for work. If he was impressed by the person he would inevitabley create space for them in the rota.
An evening bar job will give you some money for transport and leave your days free to look for other work. If you then manage to get a day job try and keep a few evenings or weekend shifts at the pub. Then you can start saving for a course. Also pubs are sociable, I was pretty depressed after my father passed away, but working in a social environment helped immensely.
This absolutely works because I did it and managed to save up enough for my university tutition fees.
Good luck.
(....and seriously, cut down on calling people cunts, even if the poster deserves it. It might put people off who have good advice. Have you noticed people sometimes offer jobs on here? What if someone was willing to give you a chance down Somerset way and saw some of your vile responses? Just a thought)
You've got to sort out your anger issues. Calling people who are trying to help a 'stupid piece of cunt' says something about your state of mind.
Have you ben reacting like this to the people at the job centre?
Before you flame me, I suppose I should offer a piece of advice. Try and get a pub job, there must be at least several pubs within walking distance?
The best way to do this is walk in dressed smartly, like you're just coming back from another job. Ask to speak to the manager directly and explain you're looking for some part-time work, just a few evening shifts if possible. Be as friendly and as outgoing as you can muster. Order a coke, talk to the bar staff as well (many times i've recommended people for work just because they've been so friendly as customers).
If they say no, ask if they wouldn't mind holding on to a copy of your CV and give you a ring if they have any openings. Say you're willing to cover peoples shifts if they're ill etc...
In my last pub the manager would always seem disinterested to people looking for work. If he was impressed by the person he would inevitabley create space for them in the rota.
An evening bar job will give you some money for transport and leave your days free to look for other work. If you then manage to get a day job try and keep a few evenings or weekend shifts at the pub. Then you can start saving for a course. Also pubs are sociable, I was pretty depressed after my father passed away, but working in a social environment helped immensely.
This absolutely works because I did it and managed to save up enough for my university tutition fees.
Good luck.
(....and seriously, cut down on calling people cunts, even if the poster deserves it. It might put people off who have good advice. Have you noticed people sometimes offer jobs on here? What if someone was willing to give you a chance down Somerset way and saw some of your vile responses? Just a thought)
