Is the recession making people desperate.

[mark vincent]

A bloke throws himself into the river, another bloke who sees this dives in after him, the bloke who is trying to drown himself shouts "leave me alone, leave me alone, i don't want to be saved" the other bloke shouts back "i don't want to save you, i want to know where you work"

 

[gremlin16]

Shouldn't that be



the other 100 blokes shouts back "we don't want to save you, we want to know where you work"

 

[cashjob]

Yes, some getting really desperate. They are even thinking of taking fast-track courses to become plumbers, and earn £50, 000, 000 p.a. (or there abouts).

Crazy sons of Bs.

 

[conny]

become plumbers, and earn £50, 000, 000 p.a. (or there abouts).

Crazy sons of Bs.

Everyone knows they get at least £70,000.

 

[lilypotter]

Its true some are getting desperate. But there is a way for everything. They can learn more from this experience and can do better out of this situation.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Its true some are getting desperate. But there is a way for everything. They can learn more from this experience and can do better out of this situation.

Learn what? that the country ****s up and the powers that be can continue to plod on trying to solve the problems caused by them in the first place, where the bloke on the street gets sh@t on.
It's happened before the only thing I learnt was the trusted can't be trusted.

 

[wotan]

How on earth can it be said we are pulling out of the recession, when next week petrol will be going up two pence a litre?
Fuel prices are the main contributory factor to the cost of living going up.
One step forward, two steps back, this government just has not got a clue.

 

[Steve]

Next election, vote english democrat. They will make a difference.

 

[Mike2007]

I feel desparate, I have a job. Its so embarassing to tell people I am in work, the stigma is hard to bare!
Maybe one day I can be like most other people I meet, on the dole.

 

[libby lou lou]

How on earth can it be said we are pulling out of the recession, when next week petrol will be going up two pence a litre?
Fuel prices are the main contributory factor to the cost of living going up.
One step forward, two steps back, this government just has not got a clue.

Just gone to £1.05, up in bolton.

 

[conny]

£1.01 Asda in Liverpol.
£1.04 Shell.