Ms Presto

Nah, the 3rd one is utter tripe! Although the dude (cant remember his name) playing Damien does a good portrayal.

You havent seen the original trilogy?

How was the photographer's death scene shown??

City of God is truely an amazing film, I would just like to point that out..lol

I agree with both sides. I agree that yes, any job IS better than no job, however, I never claim that I know better than the poor guy who's toiled it up through the ranks nor do I think that I should be handed a job on a silver plate, just like that because I have a degree. However, I've worked bloody hard to get where I am now. I was out of work myself for a year before anyone would give me a paid job, just because of the line work im in is full of snotty academics that would rather have some posh bint from Cambridge who dont know their arse from their elbow. Also, I was self-employed. For 2 years! me and my ex-partner ran our own web business. Then we split up and I left the business, but that's not important.... It depends on your circumstances on whether not it's easy. In my case, two children under 9 didn't help. So :P LOL... :lol:

1991 would be a good one. Nirvana Nevermind came out in Sept.

What? I'm confused now. I don't have a girlfriend. I'm straight! I don't have a boyfriend either, but we won't mention that.

Hey dude! I'm not the type of person to have ago at people either, although I do like a good, intelligent debate. 1/ I know you weren't having a dig at me! Seriously, no bad feelings at all. 2/ Tell me about living in London. I do too. 3/ I totally understand how employers see it. That's why i did volunteer work. On your CV (particularly if it's in the line of work you are aiming for) it shows employers you arent a lazy bum.

You sure you weren't pist writing this reply?! :lol:

There's a 2 and 3 Sin Citys coming out???? PLEASE NO!!

Yes, Jessica Fletcher, not to be confused with Dexter Fletcher from Press Gang, the equally talented, yet annoying crime-fighting type journalist.

The Rutles... The musical band that will only last a lunchtime or summick... lol

Ok, a few points: 1/ I know it's a selfish view. I admitted so myself! 2/ You must be loaded. lol. 3/ Why do you assume all people out of work sit at home all day "in the black hole of wasting away doing nothing" and spend their days "watching Trisha and Jeremy Kyle?" When I found myself out of work straight after coming out of uni - no experience of the career I wanted to get into I didn't do that. I went and did voluntary work while looking for a job.

And making hairpieces guarentees you a place in heaven?

Actually, I agree with Joey. I'm young (26) and I have qualifications that far outweigh a £5.50 ph job, thanks. I didn't sweat it at uni for nothing, thanks. What was the point of that? I DO agree with your belief that beggers can't be choosers, but coming from a £23k job to not being able to get anything takes some getting used to, and as stubborn as it sounds, I aint backing down from the wage I'm used to. Sounds selfish, I know. 9 times out of 10 though, it's not YOU that isn't good enough to get the job, it's the elitist industries that look down on you. I work in the world of Libraries and Archives, and it's very snobby. It's hard, depressing, and tiresome being constantly turned down because you are young. But, I do it for the job. I love the line of work i'm in. It took a lot of bloody hard work to get where I am and I'm sorry, but I'm not getting a £5.50 ph job for all the c**p I went through.