Nope this isn't some scammy "get rich quick" internet marketing system, it's actual real life shit. How would you like to cut down your hours by about 10%, earn considerably more and gain a whole raft of benefits you could only dream about including a final salary pension? Not only that but you also get to forget about the company you work for going bust, the pressures of working in a commercial environment, "late" salary payments because of a bad month and needing to ass kiss clients because you need the business!
As an exclusive bonus to this once in a lifetime offer I'm also throwing in the opportunity to have your breakfast during working time and extra days off for having your lunch at your desk....I like to call it the flexi-time meal bonus.
Your only obligation is to turn up, not upset anybody and if you can try and look at least a little busy that would be nice.
For further details please check out page 11 of this document.
**HURRY** This opportunity will only be available for as long as the population of the Isle of Man are happy to fund the inbred old boys club currently running the show.
Just a bunch of run down, beaten down, slapped down, broken down, shot down, hung down, put down, and kicked around Isle of Man immigrants who've been beaten up, tied up, chewed up, blown up, hung up, screwed up, messed up, held up, and told to shut the fuck up.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Wednesday, February 06, 2013
(Un)Interesting Observation
I've signed up again with e-bay, it'll only be a matter of time before the account is hacked and all sorts of hassle goes down but in the meantime I needed a few electronics bits that I could only find on there. One expensive (£120) comes from the USA with paid ($20) postage. Once cheap (£11) comes from China with free postage. Both packages are about the same size and posted on the same day.
Bit surprised then to find out that the Chinese parcel gets here a whole 5 days before the American one. What does this tell us? Not a lot, except perhaps not to be so dubious of ordering stuff from China, which opens up a whole new world of purchasing obscure crap.
Bit surprised then to find out that the Chinese parcel gets here a whole 5 days before the American one. What does this tell us? Not a lot, except perhaps not to be so dubious of ordering stuff from China, which opens up a whole new world of purchasing obscure crap.
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