Then, if the government's new scheme comes in, they'll create a job for you after 12 months.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 19:57, archived)
They sent me to "training places". They were about as much use as a fridge in the Antarctic.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:01, archived)
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:03, archived)
you'd have to run the pump backwards, and it would struggle to maintain anything like that kind of temperature gradient. And that's if the exchange fluid doesn't just freeze.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:05, archived)
Like most fridges in the world are
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:21, archived)
because it would be in the Antarctic. Like I said.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:26, archived)
my hypothetical scenario.
Jeez, I should have said chocolate fireguard, that would have attracted less criticism, despite the fact it has one very obvious use.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:46, archived)
as a source of warmth. Having plugged it in to one of those Antarctic plugs.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:03, archived)
With the plugs.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:04, archived)
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:03, archived)
They're meant to look like somebody somewhere is doing something useful.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:06, archived)
so it looks like nobody has been on them for more than however long they like, but the money still comes from the same place, only under a different budget.
EXCEPT they still kept me on 10p of JSA a week, otherwise I'd have lost my housing benefit and free prescriptions, so it's all completely pointless anyway.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:08, archived)
It was on the news a week or two ago, and they offered no explanation.
(, Thu 7 May 2009, 20:00, archived)