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Sociology > Depression |
| User: |
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14 May 2006 11:47:33 PM |
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mental outlook affects ability to get work |
Hi everyone,
A couple of days ago, I posted a topic here about quitting my job after
a nasty confrontation with my boss and how I was almost out of money
for food and other necessities. I was being mistreated and abused at
the job by the boss, but there was a lot of friction between myself and
a couple other co-workers, and this set off the confrontation, too.
The only reason why I survived so long at the job was because I was one
hard working *****.
I have been putting in applications and calling up places for work. So
far, I haven't found anything yet. My previous skill, for 12 years,
was putting reinforcement into concrete foundations, but now I find
that these jobs are not available (even though the market down here is
booming) because of how the illegal aliens have completed swamped these
jobs. A lot of employers would rather hire them over America workers
like me because they are easier to explot and take advantage of.
But I'm not sure if I can find another job working with others.
Whenever I put in applications, I have a general uneasiness because
I've grown to dislike people in general....especially when working in
construction, you end up with a lot of troublemakers, dope heads,
ex-cons as co-workers and a lot of times it's a pain in the *****. Even
if I get another low end job, I'm not sure if I could make it, or if I
could keep the job very long.
I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I wonder if I may have a
mental disorder and that is why I'm in the predicament that I'm in?
My boss belittled me once and said I was bi-polar, but I don't know if
he was trying to help me or just be an ***** as usual. When I was
growing up, my parents raised us kids like hermits. They kept to
themselves, and raised us that way....they really didn't associate with
the rest of their families and they almost never had friends. And
besides, when I was a kid, I had a major speech impediment and could
not talk coherently till I was about 8 years old. I think this
affected me, and might explain why I'm so reclusive and tense around
people today. I have no friends in real life or social outlets.
Painfully shy. Then, after my parents lost their first home, they
started fighting, doing drugs, and etc and they were yelling and
fighting each and every day in front of us kids for about 7 years.
I never fit in at school either and kids were always causing problems
with me...it got so bad that even the principal of the high school
school described it as a "vendetta" that the other kids had for me.
So, even if I do find another job this week, I'm not sure if I could
make it, because of some of the issues I have. I'll be surprised if I
don't get fired the first day. I do think that I probably should get
treated first before I take another job. Maybe I should be getting SSI
and not work till I get treated, but it takes years to get the checks.
I may end up homeless soon, and even though I wouldn't consider myself
a lazy guy, I may not be able to *mentally* work well enough with the
others without it blowing up. Even if I get my old job back some way,
I still have an issue to deal with. What should I do? I wish I
could get a job where I'd work all by myself or at least was able to
hand-pick who worked with me! I wish I had been born into different
circumstances, obtained a better education and job, and I wouldn't have
to worry about any of this. It's a shame that life is so unfair.
Life's a *****.
.
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| User: "Franz Bestuchev" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 01:05:34 AM |
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wrote:
Hi everyone,
A couple of days ago, I posted a topic here about quitting my job after
a nasty confrontation with my boss and how I was almost out of money
for food and other necessities. I was being mistreated and abused at
the job by the boss, but there was a lot of friction between myself and
a couple other co-workers, and this set off the confrontation, too.
The only reason why I survived so long at the job was because I was one
hard working *****.
I have been putting in applications and calling up places for work. So
far, I haven't found anything yet. My previous skill, for 12 years,
was putting reinforcement into concrete foundations, but now I find
that these jobs are not available (even though the market down here is
booming) because of how the illegal aliens have completed swamped these
jobs. A lot of employers would rather hire them over America workers
like me because they are easier to explot and take advantage of.
But I'm not sure if I can find another job working with others.
Whenever I put in applications, I have a general uneasiness because
I've grown to dislike people in general....especially when working in
construction, you end up with a lot of troublemakers, dope heads,
ex-cons as co-workers and a lot of times it's a pain in the *****. Even
if I get another low end job, I'm not sure if I could make it, or if I
could keep the job very long.
I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I wonder if I may have a
mental disorder and that is why I'm in the predicament that I'm in?
My boss belittled me once and said I was bi-polar, but I don't know if
he was trying to help me or just be an ***** as usual. When I was
growing up, my parents raised us kids like hermits. They kept to
themselves, and raised us that way....they really didn't associate with
the rest of their families and they almost never had friends. And
besides, when I was a kid, I had a major speech impediment and could
not talk coherently till I was about 8 years old. I think this
affected me, and might explain why I'm so reclusive and tense around
people today. I have no friends in real life or social outlets.
Painfully shy. Then, after my parents lost their first home, they
started fighting, doing drugs, and etc and they were yelling and
fighting each and every day in front of us kids for about 7 years.
I never fit in at school either and kids were always causing problems
with me...it got so bad that even the principal of the high school
school described it as a "vendetta" that the other kids had for me.
So, even if I do find another job this week, I'm not sure if I could
make it, because of some of the issues I have. I'll be surprised if I
don't get fired the first day. I do think that I probably should get
treated first before I take another job. Maybe I should be getting SSI
and not work till I get treated, but it takes years to get the checks.
I may end up homeless soon, and even though I wouldn't consider myself
a lazy guy, I may not be able to *mentally* work well enough with the
others without it blowing up. Even if I get my old job back some way,
I still have an issue to deal with. What should I do? I wish I
could get a job where I'd work all by myself or at least was able to
hand-pick who worked with me! I wish I had been born into different
circumstances, obtained a better education and job, and I wouldn't have
to worry about any of this. It's a shame that life is so unfair.
Life's a *****.
You "hand-pick" who works with you when you run your own company.
Perhaps after 12 years you might know enough about steel bars in
concrete to startup your own operation - especially in an area that's
booming.
Otherwise, at least you've got your list of who's at fault for various
aspects of your life all put together.
.
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| User: "aaron from suburbia" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 10:49:53 PM |
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"Franz Bestuchev" <franz.bestuchev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4cqk1cF166jfrU1@individual.net...
tysteel2000@aol.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
A couple of days ago, I posted a topic here about quitting my job after
a nasty confrontation with my boss and how I was almost out of money
for food and other necessities. I was being mistreated and abused at
the job by the boss, but there was a lot of friction between myself and
a couple other co-workers, and this set off the confrontation, too.
The only reason why I survived so long at the job was because I was one
hard working *****.
I have been putting in applications and calling up places for work. So
far, I haven't found anything yet. My previous skill, for 12 years,
was putting reinforcement into concrete foundations, but now I find
that these jobs are not available (even though the market down here is
booming) because of how the illegal aliens have completed swamped these
jobs. A lot of employers would rather hire them over America workers
like me because they are easier to explot and take advantage of.
But I'm not sure if I can find another job working with others.
Whenever I put in applications, I have a general uneasiness because
I've grown to dislike people in general....especially when working in
construction, you end up with a lot of troublemakers, dope heads,
ex-cons as co-workers and a lot of times it's a pain in the *****. Even
if I get another low end job, I'm not sure if I could make it, or if I
could keep the job very long.
I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I wonder if I may have a
mental disorder and that is why I'm in the predicament that I'm in?
My boss belittled me once and said I was bi-polar, but I don't know if
he was trying to help me or just be an ***** as usual. When I was
growing up, my parents raised us kids like hermits. They kept to
themselves, and raised us that way....they really didn't associate with
the rest of their families and they almost never had friends. And
besides, when I was a kid, I had a major speech impediment and could
not talk coherently till I was about 8 years old. I think this
affected me, and might explain why I'm so reclusive and tense around
people today. I have no friends in real life or social outlets.
Painfully shy. Then, after my parents lost their first home, they
started fighting, doing drugs, and etc and they were yelling and
fighting each and every day in front of us kids for about 7 years.
I never fit in at school either and kids were always causing problems
with me...it got so bad that even the principal of the high school
school described it as a "vendetta" that the other kids had for me.
So, even if I do find another job this week, I'm not sure if I could
make it, because of some of the issues I have. I'll be surprised if I
don't get fired the first day. I do think that I probably should get
treated first before I take another job. Maybe I should be getting SSI
and not work till I get treated, but it takes years to get the checks.
I may end up homeless soon, and even though I wouldn't consider myself
a lazy guy, I may not be able to *mentally* work well enough with the
others without it blowing up. Even if I get my old job back some way,
I still have an issue to deal with. What should I do? I wish I
could get a job where I'd work all by myself or at least was able to
hand-pick who worked with me! I wish I had been born into different
circumstances, obtained a better education and job, and I wouldn't have
to worry about any of this. It's a shame that life is so unfair.
Life's a *****.
You "hand-pick" who works with you when you run your own company.
Perhaps after 12 years you might know enough about steel bars in
concrete to startup your own operation - especially in an area that's
booming.
Otherwise, at least you've got your list of who's at fault for various
aspects of your life all put together.
this entire thread makes me friggin' depressed. hopefully things will
work out for the guy that's out of work. hopefully everyone will STOP
analizing everyone. that is so friggin' annoying. And what I also hate
about the world is that, everything friggin revolves around MONEY. and if
you don't got none, you're as good as dead. smeared into the concrete of the
street, with no pieces to pick up, they just clean up the road with a
machine mop, because you're that destroyed. life is not a *****, it's
something much, much worse, there are no words. life is a overwelming
crushing experience for some. Maybe everyone can be civil and offer the guy
some advice? uh yeah, that would be good. i dont know what to say. 'cept,
keep trying man, or get yourself to a place where you're safe but don't
have to try if you cant take it.
this thread is depressing.
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| User: "Bacon" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 10:59:27 PM |
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On Tue, 16 May 2006 03:49:53 GMT, "aaron from suburbia"
<suburbanlife@mail.com> wrote:
"Franz Bestuchev" <franz.bestuchev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4cqk1cF166jfrU1@individual.net...
tysteel2000@aol.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
A couple of days ago, I posted a topic here about quitting my job after
a nasty confrontation with my boss and how I was almost out of money
for food and other necessities. I was being mistreated and abused at
the job by the boss, but there was a lot of friction between myself and
a couple other co-workers, and this set off the confrontation, too.
The only reason why I survived so long at the job was because I was one
hard working *****.
I have been putting in applications and calling up places for work. So
far, I haven't found anything yet. My previous skill, for 12 years,
was putting reinforcement into concrete foundations, but now I find
that these jobs are not available (even though the market down here is
booming) because of how the illegal aliens have completed swamped these
jobs. A lot of employers would rather hire them over America workers
like me because they are easier to explot and take advantage of.
But I'm not sure if I can find another job working with others.
Whenever I put in applications, I have a general uneasiness because
I've grown to dislike people in general....especially when working in
construction, you end up with a lot of troublemakers, dope heads,
ex-cons as co-workers and a lot of times it's a pain in the *****. Even
if I get another low end job, I'm not sure if I could make it, or if I
could keep the job very long.
I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I wonder if I may have a
mental disorder and that is why I'm in the predicament that I'm in?
My boss belittled me once and said I was bi-polar, but I don't know if
he was trying to help me or just be an ***** as usual. When I was
growing up, my parents raised us kids like hermits. They kept to
themselves, and raised us that way....they really didn't associate with
the rest of their families and they almost never had friends. And
besides, when I was a kid, I had a major speech impediment and could
not talk coherently till I was about 8 years old. I think this
affected me, and might explain why I'm so reclusive and tense around
people today. I have no friends in real life or social outlets.
Painfully shy. Then, after my parents lost their first home, they
started fighting, doing drugs, and etc and they were yelling and
fighting each and every day in front of us kids for about 7 years.
I never fit in at school either and kids were always causing problems
with me...it got so bad that even the principal of the high school
school described it as a "vendetta" that the other kids had for me.
So, even if I do find another job this week, I'm not sure if I could
make it, because of some of the issues I have. I'll be surprised if I
don't get fired the first day. I do think that I probably should get
treated first before I take another job. Maybe I should be getting SSI
and not work till I get treated, but it takes years to get the checks.
I may end up homeless soon, and even though I wouldn't consider myself
a lazy guy, I may not be able to *mentally* work well enough with the
others without it blowing up. Even if I get my old job back some way,
I still have an issue to deal with. What should I do? I wish I
could get a job where I'd work all by myself or at least was able to
hand-pick who worked with me! I wish I had been born into different
circumstances, obtained a better education and job, and I wouldn't have
to worry about any of this. It's a shame that life is so unfair.
Life's a *****.
You "hand-pick" who works with you when you run your own company.
Perhaps after 12 years you might know enough about steel bars in
concrete to startup your own operation - especially in an area that's
booming.
Otherwise, at least you've got your list of who's at fault for various
aspects of your life all put together.
this entire thread makes me friggin' depressed. hopefully things will
work out for the guy that's out of work. hopefully everyone will STOP
analizing everyone. that is so friggin' annoying. And what I also hate
about the world is that, everything friggin revolves around MONEY. and if
you don't got none, you're as good as dead. smeared into the concrete of the
street, with no pieces to pick up, they just clean up the road with a
machine mop, because you're that destroyed. life is not a *****, it's
something much, much worse, there are no words. life is a overwelming
crushing experience for some. Maybe everyone can be civil and offer the guy
some advice? uh yeah, that would be good. i dont know what to say. 'cept,
keep trying man, or get yourself to a place where you're safe but don't
have to try if you cant take it.
this thread is depressing.
The weekend Aaron was more fun.
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| User: "aaron from suburbia" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 11:27:46 PM |
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"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:kaji62993dor454jtgbonrkoboih3qdd50@4ax.com...
The weekend Aaron was more fun.
well it's Monday now, still is here. thus, not a fun day :|
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
16 May 2006 10:39:23 AM |
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aaron from suburbia wrote:
this entire thread makes me friggin' depressed. hopefully things will
work out for the guy that's out of work. hopefully everyone will STOP
analizing everyone. that is so friggin' annoying. And what I also hate
about the world is that, everything friggin revolves around MONEY. and if
you don't got none, you're as good as dead. smeared into the concrete of the
street, with no pieces to pick up, they just clean up the road with a
machine mop, because you're that destroyed. life is not a *****, it's
something much, much worse, there are no words. life is a overwelming
crushing experience for some.
Hi Aaron,
Thank you for at least having empathy for my situation unlike a lot of
these other jerks. I think you are absolutely right on the money with
your assessment of life in general. It's all about money, who has the
most money, and this seems to be all important in our materialistic,
capitalist society. The American economy is increasingly being driven
by big business demands (look at their demands for guest workers
through their corrupt politicians!) at the expense of the little guy.
You know what I think is a shame.....people are expected to feed their
dogs and cats out of their own expense or else it's considered abuse,
but how come this doesn't apply to our fellow human beings when they
are down on their luck? How come people care more about some dumb dog
than a human being? I think that in a country as prosperous as the
United States, everyone should at least be given a stipend on a monthly
basis from the government to at least buy food and a few other items.
I know that if you are single and homeless, especially in Texas, they
really won't give you much of any assistance......I don't think they'll
give you food stamps anymore. Government sends a wrong message
because it tends to reward the guy who, instead of working, was
knocking up his next door neighbor's daughter and having 8 kids with
all the foodstamps and free housing. I think it is wrong that any
human being, in a country as prosperous as the USA, should be digging
into trashcans trying to find something to eat just because they are
not well endowed.
I think that, by nature, human beings are inherently selfish. Human
beings are just self centered and care about themselves and that is
all. I have found that people want to hang around when you are
riding high and successful. But when you are down on your luck, they
want nothing to do with you.
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| User: "slunky" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
16 May 2006 10:42:37 AM |
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_/ wrote \_
Thank you for at least having empathy for my situation unlike a lot of
these other jerks.
I have complete empathy for your situation. What you want is sympathy.
Someone to say "Poor you. I'm sorry." I offered constructive advice and
you say that I suck for that.
--
-slunky
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| User: "Bacon" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 12:21:07 AM |
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On 14 May 2006 21:47:33 -0700, wrote:
Hi everyone,
A couple of days ago, I posted a topic here about quitting my job after
a nasty confrontation with my boss and how I was almost out of money
for food and other necessities. I was being mistreated and abused at
the job by the boss, but there was a lot of friction between myself and
a couple other co-workers, and this set off the confrontation, too.
The only reason why I survived so long at the job was because I was one
hard working *****.
I have been putting in applications and calling up places for work. So
far, I haven't found anything yet. My previous skill, for 12 years,
was putting reinforcement into concrete foundations, but now I find
that these jobs are not available (even though the market down here is
booming) because of how the illegal aliens have completed swamped these
jobs. A lot of employers would rather hire them over America workers
like me because they are easier to explot and take advantage of.
But I'm not sure if I can find another job working with others.
Whenever I put in applications, I have a general uneasiness because
I've grown to dislike people in general....especially when working in
construction, you end up with a lot of troublemakers, dope heads,
ex-cons as co-workers and a lot of times it's a pain in the *****. Even
if I get another low end job, I'm not sure if I could make it, or if I
could keep the job very long.
I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I wonder if I may have a
mental disorder and that is why I'm in the predicament that I'm in?
My boss belittled me once and said I was bi-polar, but I don't know if
he was trying to help me or just be an ***** as usual. When I was
growing up, my parents raised us kids like hermits. They kept to
themselves, and raised us that way....they really didn't associate with
the rest of their families and they almost never had friends. And
besides, when I was a kid, I had a major speech impediment and could
not talk coherently till I was about 8 years old. I think this
affected me, and might explain why I'm so reclusive and tense around
people today. I have no friends in real life or social outlets.
Painfully shy. Then, after my parents lost their first home, they
started fighting, doing drugs, and etc and they were yelling and
fighting each and every day in front of us kids for about 7 years.
I never fit in at school either and kids were always causing problems
with me...it got so bad that even the principal of the high school
school described it as a "vendetta" that the other kids had for me.
So, even if I do find another job this week, I'm not sure if I could
make it, because of some of the issues I have. I'll be surprised if I
don't get fired the first day. I do think that I probably should get
treated first before I take another job. Maybe I should be getting SSI
and not work till I get treated, but it takes years to get the checks.
I may end up homeless soon, and even though I wouldn't consider myself
a lazy guy, I may not be able to *mentally* work well enough with the
others without it blowing up. Even if I get my old job back some way,
I still have an issue to deal with. What should I do? I wish I
could get a job where I'd work all by myself or at least was able to
hand-pick who worked with me! I wish I had been born into different
circumstances, obtained a better education and job, and I wouldn't have
to worry about any of this. It's a shame that life is so unfair.
Life's a *****.
SCAM ALERT!!!
Let's see:
- Hard Working *****
- Ilegal Aliens have taken my livelihood
- Disdain of Dopeheads/Ex-cons
- Mental Disorder angle and painfully anti-social
- Terrible Upbringing
- Speech Impediment
- I'm about to be homeless
- Life is so unfair, life's a ***** - scripted
Plus, last week he posted under another email address and had 3 other
ideas:
- getting thrown in jail
- joining the army
- committing suicide
Not even a good effort...
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| User: "used2be" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 08:21:48 AM |
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"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:dd3g621govn5lgtbb9th8m7mc7d6afaen4@4ax.com...
On 14 May 2006 21:47:33 -0700, wrote:
Hi everyone,
A couple of days ago, I posted a topic here about quitting my job after
a nasty confrontation with my boss and how I was almost out of money
for food and other necessities. I was being mistreated and abused at
the job by the boss, but there was a lot of friction between myself and
a couple other co-workers, and this set off the confrontation, too.
The only reason why I survived so long at the job was because I was one
hard working *****.
I have been putting in applications and calling up places for work. So
far, I haven't found anything yet. My previous skill, for 12 years,
was putting reinforcement into concrete foundations, but now I find
that these jobs are not available (even though the market down here is
booming) because of how the illegal aliens have completed swamped these
jobs. A lot of employers would rather hire them over America workers
like me because they are easier to explot and take advantage of.
But I'm not sure if I can find another job working with others.
Whenever I put in applications, I have a general uneasiness because
I've grown to dislike people in general....especially when working in
construction, you end up with a lot of troublemakers, dope heads,
ex-cons as co-workers and a lot of times it's a pain in the *****. Even
if I get another low end job, I'm not sure if I could make it, or if I
could keep the job very long.
I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I wonder if I may have a
mental disorder and that is why I'm in the predicament that I'm in?
My boss belittled me once and said I was bi-polar, but I don't know if
he was trying to help me or just be an ***** as usual. When I was
growing up, my parents raised us kids like hermits. They kept to
themselves, and raised us that way....they really didn't associate with
the rest of their families and they almost never had friends. And
besides, when I was a kid, I had a major speech impediment and could
not talk coherently till I was about 8 years old. I think this
affected me, and might explain why I'm so reclusive and tense around
people today. I have no friends in real life or social outlets.
Painfully shy. Then, after my parents lost their first home, they
started fighting, doing drugs, and etc and they were yelling and
fighting each and every day in front of us kids for about 7 years.
I never fit in at school either and kids were always causing problems
with me...it got so bad that even the principal of the high school
school described it as a "vendetta" that the other kids had for me.
So, even if I do find another job this week, I'm not sure if I could
make it, because of some of the issues I have. I'll be surprised if I
don't get fired the first day. I do think that I probably should get
treated first before I take another job. Maybe I should be getting SSI
and not work till I get treated, but it takes years to get the checks.
I may end up homeless soon, and even though I wouldn't consider myself
a lazy guy, I may not be able to *mentally* work well enough with the
others without it blowing up. Even if I get my old job back some way,
I still have an issue to deal with. What should I do? I wish I
could get a job where I'd work all by myself or at least was able to
hand-pick who worked with me! I wish I had been born into different
circumstances, obtained a better education and job, and I wouldn't have
to worry about any of this. It's a shame that life is so unfair.
Life's a *****.
SCAM ALERT!!!
Let's see:
- Hard Working *****
- Ilegal Aliens have taken my livelihood
- Disdain of Dopeheads/Ex-cons
- Mental Disorder angle and painfully anti-social
- Terrible Upbringing
- Speech Impediment
- I'm about to be homeless
- Life is so unfair, life's a ***** - scripted
Plus, last week he posted under another email address and had 3 other
ideas:
- getting thrown in jail
- joining the army
- committing suicide
Not even a good effort...
for real?
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| User: "Bacon" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 08:48:16 AM |
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used2be wrote:
SCAM ALERT!!!
Let's see:
- Hard Working *****
- Ilegal Aliens have taken my livelihood
- Disdain of Dopeheads/Ex-cons
- Mental Disorder angle and painfully anti-social
- Terrible Upbringing
- Speech Impediment
- I'm about to be homeless
- Life is so unfair, life's a ***** - scripted
Plus, last week he posted under another email address and had 3 other
ideas:
- getting thrown in jail
- joining the army
- committing suicide
Not even a good effort...
for real?
Yes for real. And he had his sites on me as I offered support when he
first posted. Emails would have been next and soon requests for some
survival money. It's probably one of this aspiring con-man's first
attempts and I'm sure he'll have a laugh at it in 10 years when his
mark is a beautiful socialite on the French Mediterranian Coast. He's
got a lot of work ahead of him.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 05:09:05 PM |
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Bacon wrote:
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SCAM ALERT!!!
Let's see:
- Hard Working *****
- Ilegal Aliens have taken my livelihood
- Disdain of Dopeheads/Ex-cons
- Mental Disorder angle and painfully anti-social
- Terrible Upbringing
- Speech Impediment
- I'm about to be homeless
- Life is so unfair, life's a ***** - scripted
Plus, last week he posted under another email address and had 3 other
ideas:
- getting thrown in jail
- joining the army
- committing suicide
Not even a good effort...
What the ***** are you talking about? I did not post under another
email address. You're a real asswipe and *****. All I asked for was
advice on my situation....I don't give a ***** about your money! If I
wanted to make money as an easy con, I'd use religion as a vehicle
like televangelists do...not the internet!
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| User: "Bacon" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 05:40:25 PM |
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wrote:
Bacon wrote:
SCAM ALERT!!!
What the ***** are you talking about? I did not post under another
email address. You're a real asswipe and *****. All I asked for was
advice on my situation....I don't give a ***** about your money! If I
wanted to make money as an easy con, I'd use religion as a vehicle
like televangelists do...not the internet!
Well I didn't see that coming. I've got a theory about Whiskers to
reveal also, but I better take another look at my notes.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 08:14:57 PM |
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Bacon wrote:
tysteel2000@aol.com wrote:
Bacon wrote:
SCAM ALERT!!!
What the ***** are you talking about? I did not post under another
email address. You're a real asswipe and *****. All I asked for was
advice on my situation....I don't give a ***** about your money! If I
wanted to make money as an easy con, I'd use religion as a vehicle
like televangelists do...not the internet!
Well I didn't see that coming.
That's Ok. No need to apologize. Just send me some money, *****.
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| User: "slunky" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 06:54:51 PM |
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_/ wrote \_
You're a real asswipe and *****.
Wow. I self wiping *****. That's where the money is at.
If I wanted to make money as an easy con, I'd use religion as a
vehicle like televangelists do...not the internet!
You'd suck at it. You aren't the leader type.
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-slunky
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 08:09:18 PM |
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slunky wrote:
_/ wrote \_
You're a real asswipe and *****.
Wow. I self wiping *****. That's where the money is at.
If I wanted to make money as an easy con, I'd use religion as a
vehicle like televangelists do...not the internet!
You'd suck at it. You aren't the leader type.
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-slunky
Oh, wow, another *****. Speaking of sucking, you should get your
head out of Bacon's *****.
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| User: "slunky" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
15 May 2006 08:19:29 PM |
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_/ wrote \_
Oh, wow, another *****. Speaking of sucking, you should get your
head out of Bacon's *****.
How many assholes does it take for you to realize that YOU are the
*****? "Waaa Waaa. Everyone's an ***** but me." It's all your
perception fucktard. You reap what you sow pal.
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-slunky
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
16 May 2006 10:13:49 AM |
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slunky wrote:
_/ wrote \_
Oh, wow, another *****. Speaking of sucking, you should get your
head out of Bacon's *****.
How many assholes does it take for you to realize that YOU are the
*****? "Waaa Waaa. Everyone's an ***** but me." It's all your
perception fucktard. You reap what you sow pal.
--
-slunky
You suck, slunky! When I'm homeless, I hope you end up homeless on
the street corner with me, that way we can fight over the half eaten
twinkie that someone threw out of their car window. I then will teach
you a lesson about reaping and sowing, pal.
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| User: "slunky" |
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| Title: Re: mental outlook affects ability to get work |
16 May 2006 10:16:47 AM |
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_/ wrote \_
You suck, slunky! When I'm homeless, I hope you end up homeless on
the street corner with me, that way we can fight over the half eaten
twinkie that someone threw out of their car window. I then will teach
you a lesson about reaping and sowing, pal.
I've been homeless. If you're the kind of bum who it's on the street
corner instead of bettering themselves, you're going to be homeless a
long time. So keep crying about how bad your life is and don't try to
achieve anything, because that's the quickest way to becoming a lame
boozing bum.
--
-slunky
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