Vasquez on 21/10/2006 at 08:38
It's relieving to know that in this overpopulated world the future generations will die of exposure, hunger and deadly bad hygiene once they move out of Mommy & Daddy's house.
Sypha Nadon on 21/10/2006 at 13:25
Vasquez, I was slightly exaggerating for comic effect in the original post. If I can solve the majority of my computer problems by myself, then I don't think a laundry machine will be that difficult to grasp. Furthermore, the cooking thing doesn't worry me, as most of the foods I eat don't require a lot of work to make. My only real dominant worry is the knowledge that, once I'm alone, I'll be even more dependent on my job then I am now (a job which I'm really starting to think isn't right for me, and I'm hoping to change soon, once I can think of something better).
Oh, AGWPT, I've mentioned it on here many times before but once again, I'm a bookseller at Barnes & Noble. To be more precise, I'm the Newsstand lead, which means I'm in charge of the magazine department.
Rug Burn Junky on 21/10/2006 at 16:43
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Did you even read who posted this thread?
I must say, you're quite the optimist.
aguywhoplaysthief on 21/10/2006 at 17:19
Quote Posted by Sypha Nadon
Oh, AGWPT, I've mentioned it on here many times before but once again, I'm a bookseller at Barnes & Noble. To be more precise, I'm the Newsstand lead, which means I'm in charge of the magazine department.
That's not what I wanted to know. Why are you 26 and working at Barnes and Nobles, and making what the government would probably consider poverty-level wages?
Para?noid on 21/10/2006 at 17:59
How DARE you not have a well-paid career
SD on 21/10/2006 at 18:12
The inscrutable po - taking irrelevance to new levels itt
ilweran on 21/10/2006 at 18:47
Quote Posted by aguywhoplaysthief
That's not what I wanted to know. Why are you 26 and working at Barnes and Nobles, and making what the government would probably consider poverty-level wages?
These things happen. I didn't get a job with what I consider a decent wage until I was 27. My fiance works in a department store and hasn't even been made a supervisor yet despite the fact he's been there over 5 yrs and has a degree.
In both our cases health problems have been the cause, not helped by the fact that shop work experience is absolutely useless for anything other than getting a job in another shop.
ercles on 22/10/2006 at 07:36
Quote Posted by Sypha Nadon
If I can solve the majority of my computer problems by myself, then I don't think a laundry machine will be that difficult to grasp.
Please tell me this is some kind of caricature comedy or something...
Quote Posted by Sypha Nadon
Furthermore, the cooking thing doesn't worry me, as most of the foods I eat don't require a lot of work to make.
Mac'N'Cheese for breakfast lunch and dinner eh?
Sypha Nadon on 22/10/2006 at 08:28
Are you, like, an idiot or something?
