Not yet, but soon...
I fear I'm in for a big disappointment when I come out of university, particularly as a great many of you lot are going with the rhetoric of it being a waste of time when you could've spent it getting work and going from there... Just a bit of paper, right? With several thousand pounds of debt? I accept the debt, but it seems so worth it now.

Speaking of employment, I am disappointed at how bloody difficult it is to get started. Well, actually I'm not, as I knew this would happen, but it's still aggravating. Particularly when most openings require you to be experienced. How the hell am I, or most of anyone, to gain experience if you continue to be so bleeding fussy?

To the ladyfolk. You can be sweet as a honey-glazed rose one moment, then as malevolent as plague the next. I say this in the context of relationships only, as I enjoy good friendships with female folk, but get little more than aggravation if I venture further. Too little reward and so on, so it's always disappointing when I think I might have got lucky, only to get the same again.

I'll stop my semi-inebriated rant there before I deviate too much. No apologies though, I guess it's just sheer bad luck on my part.
(Impuritan, Mon 30 Jun 2008, 1:31, 2 replies)

the 'requires experience' bit -
unless it's obviously true that you couldn't do the job without experience, ignore it. Apply anyway and a lot of the time you'll get an interview, because while the ideal candidate has 3-5 years experience, the cheap candidate has none and can be taught to do things "their way" in a very short time anyway.
( Mockingbird Practitioner of SCIENCE, Mon 30 Jun 2008, 10:50, closed)

We are not all psychos
seriously, there is a sect of women that gets into a relationship and goes insane, but we are not all like that. It's just hard to spot which ones will.
( Madam Marlboro wonders if you've found her yet, Mon 30 Jun 2008, 11:54, closed)