Donations?

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"A decade of balling the same woman and never straying. Love rules, sure; but sex enforces." ~ Director/Writer: Kevin Smith

For medical bills and general living expenses.

I won't, because I'm stubborn as all hell.

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Every time I see a group of day-laborers standing in front of Home Depot, I consider joining them. That is how desperate I am for work.

Ah work, that tragedy we must all face. I've been off the past year, after being fired for the 1st time, received unemployment until recently, and am now dreading looking for employment... I absolutely detest working, unless there is some form of creativity involved, which basically cancels out all known jobs!!

NMD

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Everyone is a book of blood: every time we're opened, we are red. -Clive Barker

I actually really don't mind work at all. My problem, along with everyone else's problem around here, is that there isn't any work to be had anymore. Believe me, I can understand the desire for creativity. I'm there too. But there is opportunity for creative thinking in most jobs! Just have to look for it!

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^{ah vloe ju, ju vloe meh, we ah happeh fah-mi-leh!}

Nothing wrong with that, I think! Work is getting really hard to find in a lot of places. It's ridiculous, and affecting so many people.

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True, true. I just hate spending time @ a place I don't want to be, say, even a bookstore where I would blend quite well and also be able to assist a lot of folks w/their book and music searches. The thought of having to spend 40 or so hours out of my week under the supervision and at the demands of 'higher-ups' is, in a few words, goddamn depressing.
This though, is coming from one who spent from '03 to '08 working for a city's largest medical organization as a driver/courier who picked up and delivered specimens, records, pharmaceuticals, all that stuff. Talk about anal-retentive management, they would nail me for the least infarction, bring me into the ol' office for a 'why did you do that' session that would last 30 minutes and leave me stressed to the max. I worked myself ragged every day, striving to make it so I could just get through without being bitched at, usually to no avail!

But, what was great was this: being that I was on my own all day, I used the time driving to record vocal/lyrical/conceptual ideas for my music onto a little tape recorder. Plus, having to interact with so many thousands of different people every week, I'd find myself inspired by many circumstances, and wrote a lot of lyrics/poetry while working that job.. So, basically I agree with your point! If you had an ideal job, what would it be?

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Everyone is a book of blood: every time we're opened, we are red. -Clive Barker

the job situation is a shambles at the moment, not helped by a lack of promotion to free up lower jobs, seems to be shifting around on the upper levels but none for the new crowd ): not to mention businesses relocating to london D: plenty jobs in all the wrong areas and specialisms, if only id done web design or sales id be swimming in jobs

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I think you should be a Premises Technician with AT%T, so that you can call me every day. (I take calls from prem techs all day long.)

Also, if I wasn't flat broke from trying to buy a house, I would totally send you all my monies. <3

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