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longweekend58 wrote on Aug 19^th, 2013 at 4:40pm:
Incorrect. Stop pretending you know anything about these subjects, You are cringingly inaccurate, I am embarrased for you reading your comments. You obviously get your information from TV shows. In reality most sociopaths have IQs similar in range to the general population. And they dont "snap" and suddenly murder someone, you are getting psychosis and psychopath confused, 2 different meanings. The vast majority of sociopaths and pyschopaths mever kill or physically harm anyone.

Nothing to say, now that your bludger claims have been disproven, Longie?

True Blue... wrote on Aug 20^th, 2013 at 6:58am:


Really looks like it in the pics, doesn't it?

True Blue... wrote on Aug 20^th, 2013 at 9:45pm:


So.

In your opinion, it's not work, but a 'hobby'?

OK. fine, that's your opinion, one that I find derogatory and offensive.

It isn't mine, or that of the boss or the clients, and they're the only ones which matter.

All the examples shown were of PAID WORK, not hobby-style pottering about.

It's not the only house I've painted or floor I've tiled, but no two jobs are the same. Full-time work is hard to find, but
if you are versatile and prepared to do 'jobbing work' (lots of smaller one-off jobs rather than one permanent one) you
can still do all-right, as I do. It is NOT less worthy than having only one employer, and is certainly not 'bludging' or a
'hobby'.

My last full-time job only ended because the company went to the wall and closed in 2012. Nothing to do with my work-
ethic or the quality of my work.

Obviously even providing examples of my work won't convince some that I'm not a bludger, and some are determined
to run me down and denigrate me no matter what I do or say, so I'm no longer going to bother.

I should not have to prove myself on here, especially to those who won't grant me the courtesy of doing the same.

The pics are the proof, I will not be entering into further discussions based on denigrating either me or my work-ethic.

I can get that some don't like the unemployed (but not why), but to attempt to tear me down simply for supporting
them is childish and immature in the extreme.

Oh, and to answer you question, I sometimes get a top-up from C'link if work is scarce, but that is all. Wanna sink the
boot in for that, too?

Good luck!

once again kat...

I wasn't asking you whether you are a bludger or not... it was a simple question...

I thought it was only peccary who had comprehension problems on here...

some people are just handy and can do that sort of stuff... most people can't so they get people like you in to do it...

those sorts of people get a lot of "cash in hand" and don't always necessarily tell centrelink about it "wink wink"

I know a guy who works part time for our business but also mows lawns and goes to markets selling trees etc... he makes hundreds mowing lawns and trimming trees... tax free

True Blue... wrote on Aug 21^st, 2013 at 6:58am:



And one which I answered...

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Sure, I'd like one job, in one location, and with set hours, who wouldn't.

But, failing that, I'd much rather do what I do, than do nothing.

And, as you say, most can't do those kinds of thing, so the jobs are there if you care to look for them.

It's just that they're one-offs, so when they're finished, you must then find another.

And when there's nothing, I donate my skills a bicycle/lawn-mower mechanic to our local Mens Shed.

Here's last Friday's effort... 15 bikes checked and ready for packing and shipment to Namibia. We do
bikes for Aussie flood and bushfire victims as well, and remote Aboriginal communities, charities and
local organisations. We also supply bikes to Mission Employment for those who get work but have no
transport.