Reply to: How To Drop Out Of Society

[DodgyAgent]

When one has had enough of all the sh*t that life has to offer, what is the best way to drop out of society (without topping oneself of course)?

Become a recruitment agent and screw everyone

[rootsnall]

wow

http://www.evangeline-lilly.net/

Thanks ! That's her. When is it on ?

[Moose423956]

Might have to tune in again, are we talking the dark haired one ?

wow

http://www.evangeline-lilly.net/

[rootsnall]

Looked like a thong to me...

Might have to tune in again, are we talking the dark haired one ?

[AlfredJPruffock]

Down in the Jungle - living in a tent
You dont use money - you dont pay rent
Dont even know the Time - but you don't mind

When youre pile - is on the wane
You dont complain - of Robbery

Whats the use of Worrying ?
Whats the use of Hurrying ?

Whats the use of Anything ?

Ho - Hey Ho - Ho Hey Ho ...

[Troll]

Looked like a thong to me...

definately worn beneath the outer layer of clothing... so undies shirley?

[rootsnall]

The little minx was down to undies in last weeks episode

Her undies must be getting very tatty ?

[Troll]

I know why I watch.
Kate is georgeous

The little minx was down to undies in last weeks episode

[andy]

Still don't know why I'm watching this crap.

I know why I watch.
Kate is georgeous

[wendigo100]

Thanks zeity.

Er, what does it mean?

[Denny]

The other thing to do is to join a religious cult. A week of two's isolation in a countryide setting being brainwashed by lovebombing, being half starved to death and overexercising and listening to bogus lectures on false prophets that live in a Californian mansion with a fleet of Rolls Royces and probably an ammunition factory somewhere is just the ticket to heaven you need and the passport to leaving contracting behind. From then on you'll be flogging bunches of flowers for a tenner a throw for 14 hours a day..

[wendigo100]

The guy Desmond on "Lost" tried that & look what happened to him...

I don't watch Lost. What happened to Desmond?

[AlfredJPruffock]

Hope on the Bus - Gus
Make a new plan - Stan
Drop of the Quai - Lee

And set yourself - Free

[rootsnall]

Interesting little thread this - particularly since a couple of months ago, after 17 odd years in IT I had enough, chucked the well paid permie role and left.

The last two months have been the best for a very long time - till last week when I decided perhaps a contract might be a good idea for a while, popped the CV up on one of the websites and was surprised that the phone didnt stop ringing all week. I ended up going along to an interview (still not sure why), didnt really try hard but got offered the gig at a good rate. I'm due to start next week checks permitting but TBH I'm really not sure it's something I want to be doing anymore...

So dropping out - a wonderful idea but I really not sure what to do next!!!

You've probably not had a long enough break yet !? I have been dropping out and dropping back in for about the same time as you have been in the game. Sometimes it takes 6 months before I can drum up enough 'enthusiasm' to get the CV out again. There aren't many easier and more flexible ways of earning a living so I'd hang on in there in one form or another.

[lukemg]

Read a brilliant book by an english bloke who joined the legion. Apparently regime was brutal and they had to learn loads of songs in french which were a nightmare. Some of the on and off-duty tales were good though.
Too tough for my desk-riding, used to my comforts ass I fear.