Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I think it's time for Labour to have a female leader. I think the ladies in politics are showing that they are more in touch with the issues and the people without the bravado and male testosterone fights which are unneeded. Chuka would be the ideal shadow chancellor.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 You do ask a lot of personal questions without answering any. I'll happily answer these 2 again after you answer these 3: How old are you? What is your present job? What academic qualifications do you hold? Don't answer if you don't feel comfortable with it, Fif. I'm not really that interested anyway. I'm 31 and hold a bachelors and a masters degree. My job involves assisting clients to achieve their desires. You can interpret that however you like.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I think it's time for Labour to have a female leader. I think the ladies in politics are showing that they are more in touch with the issues and the people without the bravado and male testosterone fights which are unneeded. Chuka would be the ideal shadow chancellor. Sexism, nice
bovril Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 Moosebreath and FIF need to finish this with a rap battle.
Rincewind Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 You do ask a lot of personal questions without answering any. I'll happily answer these 2 again after you answer these 3: How old are you? What is your present job? What academic qualifications do you hold? serves perfect burgers at McDonalds
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 serves perfect burgers at McDonalds You feel comfortable making that joke as someone who is unemployed?
Rincewind Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 You feel comfortable making that joke as someone who is unemployed? I do as someone who is retired.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I do as someone who is retired. OK. I'm sure McDonalds workers will be delighted to know their income tax is funding the early retirement of someone who regards them with such disdain.
Rincewind Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 As well as my NI contributions of 50 plus years. What is wrong in striving to do ones best when serving customers who are looking for the perfect burger? Their job is to satisfy the customer. They do a great job considering the hours they work and pay received.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 Don't answer if you don't feel comfortable with it, Fif. I'm not really that interested anyway. I'm 31 and hold a bachelors and a masters degree. My job involves assisting clients to achieve their desires. You can interpret that however you like. I thought you were between 26 and 29 from what you say. A masters degree in what? Job description means nothing - prostitute? I've already answered your questions many times. Born and bred in Britain - British.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 serves perfect burgers at McDonalds Given Moosey's answer you're probably right.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 OK. I'm sure McDonalds workers will be delighted to know their income tax is funding the early retirement of someone who regards them with such disdain. The only way to be sure is if you speak from personal experience. Rincey is right then.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I thought you were between 26 and 29 from what you say. A masters degree in what? Job description means nothing - prostitute? I've already answered your questions many times. Born and bred in Britain - British. I don't really see any point in giving any more detail than that.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I don't really see any point in giving any more detail than that. Why not? Your Masters degree and job details will help us to understand the validity of your opinion. Don't be ashamed.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 Why not? Your Masters degree and job details will help us to understand the validity of your opinion. Don't be ashamed. I'm not ashamed, I just see no benefit.
Rincewind Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 No benefit. Explains the bitterness to the less well off.
ADK Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I do agree with Moose actually, it's a bit pathetic to think you can argue someone down based on their academic or work status/achievements. By all means use your own experiences to back your own opinion but I'm not a fan of trying to tear people down due to their personal circumstances.
Charl91 Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I do agree with Moose actually, it's a bit pathetic to think you can argue someone down based on their academic or work status/achievements. By all means use your own experiences to back your own opinion but I'm not a fan of trying to tear people down due to their personal circumstances. On the other hand, if you're someone like Moose who claims that everyone in your profession is lazy and doesn't deserve what they earn, than you could at least have the balls to admit what you do yourself. It's alright when he's slating every other profession, but he's never had the courage to to say what his job is.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 On the other hand, if you're someone like Moose who claims that everyone in your profession is lazy and doesn't deserve what they earn, than you could at least have the balls to admit what you do yourself. It's alright when he's slating every other profession, but he's never had the courage to to say what his job is. I don't think I've ever said all teachers are lazy and don't deserve what they earn.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I do agree with Moose actually, it's a bit pathetic to think you can argue someone down based on their academic or work status/achievements. By all means use your own experiences to back your own opinion but I'm not a fan of trying to tear people down due to their personal circumstances. You seem to have misunderstood again. If Moose has a masters in economics for example and works in a certain type of job/business I would then be able to compare his experience and knowledge of the argument he's making with my own. I understand that many people will have better specialist knowledge of some areas than I do.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 I don't think I've ever said all teachers are lazy and don't deserve what they earn. Teachers are only one of many areas that you slam. What was your comment about academics the other day?
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 Teachers are only one of many areas that you slam. What was your comment about academics the other day? By academics I mean university teachers and their assistants, so same thing really. They're the laziest of all teachers.
Guest Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 By academics I mean university teachers and their assistants, so same thing really. They're the laziest of all teachers. You failed to answer the question again.
MooseBreath Posted 10 May 2015 Posted 10 May 2015 You failed to answer the question again. Well observed.
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