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01 August 2008, 04:12 PM
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Don't take this the wrong way Lisa, but...........
Are you fit?
I do have a female friend who is an escort. You wouldn't believe the amount of money she earns. Can easily pull £1000 a week TAX FREE without even trying.
Not to everyones cup of tea, I'll admit. She is a bit of a Nympho, and truely loves what she does. She works her own hours/days as she pleases. Yes some of the stories she tell me are something else (funny & a bit scary) but she works via a agency & works independently.
And like I say, she earns a fooking mint.
Are you fit?
I do have a female friend who is an escort. You wouldn't believe the amount of money she earns. Can easily pull £1000 a week TAX FREE without even trying.
Not to everyones cup of tea, I'll admit. She is a bit of a Nympho, and truely loves what she does. She works her own hours/days as she pleases. Yes some of the stories she tell me are something else (funny & a bit scary) but she works via a agency & works independently.
And like I say, she earns a fooking mint.
01 August 2008, 04:16 PM
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01 August 2008, 04:19 PM
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I can think of some awful jobs but having to be bored to death and leered over by strange men in exchange for money is certainly up there in the top three things I'd like to do LEAST 
Fair play to those who make a good living from it but you'd have to have a strong stomach and a high boredom threshold 
Fair play to those who make a good living from it but you'd have to have a strong stomach and a high boredom threshold
01 August 2008, 04:35 PM
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I can think of some awful jobs but having to be bored to death and leered over by strange men in exchange for money is certainly up there in the top three things I'd like to do LEAST Fair play to those who make a good living from it but you'd have to have a strong stomach and a high boredom threshold
Fair play to those who make a good living from it but you'd have to have a strong stomach and a high boredom threshold 
Any how. As the night progressed, one of the girls who was with her husband (nice chap actually) started getting chatted up by this guy. Next thing I know, the guy is leading her off to the bogs for a bit of how's ya father, walking straight past her husband to get to the bogs. You could see her husband wasn't liking that much
, and I just thought to myself, how could he stand by and let that happen. OK, when she goes to work, he knows what she's doing, but after work.......... it should be him only.Weird
01 August 2008, 06:47 PM
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Lisa, Agony Aunt 
Get in touch with one of the papers
Seriously, have a look at some of the job sites for some inspiration and go for it. You may be pleasantly surprised.
Get in touch with one of the papers
Seriously, have a look at some of the job sites for some inspiration and go for it. You may be pleasantly surprised.
02 August 2008, 12:12 AM
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i keep seeing TV ads for these guys.. looks like they can help with training and careers advice
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02 August 2008, 12:18 AM
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Join the armed forces. They'll take anyone
Almost.
Funnily enough, I was filling in a Governnment security questionnaire for a job I'm applying for, most of it was tick boxes - yes or no. One question basically asked "Are you a terrorist?"
Almost.
Funnily enough, I was filling in a Governnment security questionnaire for a job I'm applying for, most of it was tick boxes - yes or no. One question basically asked "Are you a terrorist?"
02 August 2008, 12:19 AM
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04 August 2008, 08:35 PM
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You have. I have a degree, but to be honest, I think the only purpose it serves, is that it shows I can stick at something (not a job) for a few years, and that I was capable of learning, nothing particularly uncommon. I've probably forgotten half of what I studied by now anyway, so the degree is more or less useless.
Not that I'm one to be negative.
Not that I'm one to be negative.
04 August 2008, 08:38 PM
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I went to get some info on a job today and ended up being interviewed there and then If I'd have known I'd have not gone in jeans
They seemed very impressed but I'm not that bothered about it as I'm still waiting for my start date for the job I really want. I also failed to mention that job too
If I'd have known I'd have not gone in jeans They seemed very impressed but I'm not that bothered about it as I'm still waiting for my start date for the job I really want. I also failed to mention that job too
04 August 2008, 08:43 PM
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You have. I have a degree, but to be honest, I think the only purpose it serves, is that it shows I can stick at something (not a job) for a few years, and that I was capable of learning, nothing particularly uncommon. I've probably forgotten half of what I studied by now anyway, so the degree is more or less useless.
Not that I'm one to be negative.
Not that I'm one to be negative.
04 August 2008, 08:57 PM
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Well I think I better pull my finger out then. I need to work out what I want to do, then just go for it. I've got to the point now, where very little is keeping me in my current job, so at least my will to get out there and make a change is getting stronger.
04 August 2008, 11:12 PM
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Hold on. Ive just realised/remembered that one of my closest friends AND my girlfriend both went to Sunderland University (where they both took a really useless Communication Studies degree)!
Fail Simon.
Fail Simon.
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