The poll
Jul 16 2007
#2
What about retired people?
Jul 16 2007
#3
what about all of the above!
Jul 16 2007
#4
What about stay-at-home moms and dads who do childcare and housework all day? What if they also sell small arms on the side once in a while?
Jul 16 2007
#5
What about lem?
Jul 16 2007
#6
MJ wrote:
What about stay-at-home moms and dads who do childcare and housework all day? What if they also sell small arms on the side once in a while?
Isn't that part-time work? Though i guess one would have to be on call...
Jul 16 2007
#7
you've crossed that line now refused. consider that a warning 
Jul 17 2007
#8
Ain't no such thing as a "permanent" job -- even for the parasites 
Jul 17 2007
#9
pghwob wrote:
Ain't no such thing as a "permanent" job -- even for the parasites ;)
I'm gonna buy a yacht with your dues someday.
Jul 17 2007
#10
The poll still leaves out full time students who work full time!
Jul 17 2007
#11
and full-time students who work part-time.
and bosses.
Jul 18 2007
#12
i'm full-time parenting (one young child, one baby), returning to full-time work in a month and part-time school.
Jul 18 2007
#13
thugarchist wrote:
pghwob wrote:
Ain't no such thing as a "permanent" job -- even for the parasites ;)I'm gonna buy a yacht with your dues someday.
i'm gonna buy whatever company Revol68 is working for, just so i can sack him.
Jul 19 2007
#14
j.rogue wrote:
What about full time students who work full time?
they work part of their time, and study part of their time.
Jul 19 2007
#15
still think there should be a 'boss' employment status.
Jul 19 2007
#16
People will answer that as a joke.
Jul 19 2007
#17
I've voted in that poll three times now, so I reckon the results are pretty much fucked anyway.
Jul 19 2007
#18
John. wrote:
j.rogue wrote:
What about full time students who work full time?they work part of their time, and study part of their time.
now now, i've known students who took a full load and worked 40 hrs/week.
Jul 19 2007
#19
newyawka wrote:
now now, i've known students who took a full load and worked 40 hrs/week.
Did they do that so you'd excuse them from classes?
Jul 19 2007
#20
Yeah a mate who posted as georgehamilton on the back up boards ages ago is doing engineering, 36 hours a week, and was working 40 hours a week on top of that for the first half of last year. Full time student full time working.
Jul 19 2007
#21
jef costello wrote:
newyawka wrote:
now now, i've known students who took a full load and worked 40 hrs/week.Did they do that so you'd excuse them from classes?
HAHAHA 
What about lazy scabs?