Quote: adam dude @ January 9 2012, 11:07 AM GMTI am sad today.
Even more than earlier.
I don't feel like doing anything. Is it okay to live on welfare?
Has the world gone mad? These Scandanavian haikus are entertaining and all, but I really wouldn't call them that funny.
Maybe it's like Ikea and you have to assemble the jokes yourself.
Quote: adam dude @ January 9 2012, 11:07 AM GMTI am sad today.
Even more than earlier.
I don't feel like doing anything. Is it okay to live on welfare?
I mean, its basically the worker that pays, and its like 600£ a month.
That depends on the reason. From other parts of your post I think there may be some other issue preventing you from seeking employment in which case you need to get that sorted out. If you just can't bothered (I don't becuase of genuine deprssion or other issues) then no I don't think it is ok.
I have physical disability which also has some very minor intellectual issues as well. I have had times in my life where I have had to live solely on welfare because I can't just pick any job and despite anti discrimination laws it is still pretty easy for people to not give you a job based on the fact you are disabeled.
I was lucky enough to find someone to employ me a few years ago, however it was in a job that I will never be able to do 9-5, five days a week, 52 weeks a year. For this reason I still have to rely on part welfare to live. I would give almost anything to be able to do my job to a capicity that I didn't need welfare but it just isn't physically possible for me to do it. Also just before anyone says I should find a job that I could more in, I tried but nothing came up. I decided it was better to earn something from working than solely just been on welfare.
For this reason if you just feel a bit not bothered (in the way that you might not be bothered to get up to change the TV channel because you can't find the remote) about not working then I don't think that is ok. If it goes deeper than that then I agree with some of the posters, try some volunteer work or go and talk to someone who can help.
>_< I have been fooled again.
Quote: Aaron @ January 9 2012, 1:48 AM GMTGrab life by the balls and do it.
Bollocks!
Quote: dellas @ January 9 2012, 3:03 PM GMT>_< I have been fooled again.
Well it got me at first too, but I think it can be interesting and funny to see what everyone comes up with and how the original poster responds, whether it's trolling or not.
Some troll posts can be disgusting or have dodgy links in them and so on, but this sort of thing is fairly harmless and it passes the time, especially when people (me) are trying to find distractions from what they should be doing
(working) 
Since I'm also avoiding work, I'll comment: moving back in with parents is fine if it's necessary, or to help save money for a particular goal, but is not advisable for those attempting to regress back to the safety of the womb. It will not help you get a girlfriend or the motivation to write. Join or start a writing workshop and maybe meet a lovely lass there.
Quote: AJGO @ January 9 2012, 4:09 PM GMTbut is not advisable for those attempting to regress back to the safety of the womb.
Yes, you definitely don't want to get back in there.
Hopefully.
I think you are talking to yourself AJGO. Troll has trolled off!
Quote: zooo @ January 9 2012, 4:12 PM GMTYes, you definitely don't want to get back in there.
Hopefully.
We don't KNOW he's a troll. He might be a person who just talks exactly like one.
I'm just glad the management saw fit to delete the errant comma in the original thread title. If ever there was a reason to be depressed, that was it!
It was bugging me. So I crushed it. BEWARE.
Quote: Will Cam @ January 9 2012, 4:13 PM GMTI think you are talking to yourself AJGO. Troll has trolled off!
I was just keeping Loopey company in the world of work avoidance!
Oh I see.....
By the way been meaning to ask (in a non- stalky way!)
How the hell do you pronounce AJGO?
Quote: Will Cam @ January 9 2012, 4:42 PM GMTHow the hell do you pronounce AJGO?
AJGO of course.