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I'm sure he lurves movies about gladiators and kittens.Originally posted by ToolpusherI can't believe no one's asked you yet, but do you like movies about gladiators?
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostWhen you've done all that, I'll have a few questions for you.
Toolpusher, are you sure you know what you're committing yourself to?Originally posted by ToolpusherI can't believe no one's asked you yet, but do you like movies about gladiators?
PS How did you escape one-a-day?
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Which pathetic t0ss3r considers these sorts of sockpuppets so entertaining that even 10 seconds of effort are worth spending on making them?
I hope your owner gets banned.
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The September Surge has been a bit limp so far. By all accounts in fact the market is as limp as a dead dog that has been shot and left in a ditch. So yes, the market is crap.
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Always. But especially on a Sunday lunch time.Originally posted by Zippy View PostIs it beer time?
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI thought I was the official CUK nutter.

And this is how we can tell:
a) you're not a sockpuppet;
b) you still haven't been here long.
You have a long, long way to fall, then recover, before you can start to compete with some of the scarred weirdos on here.
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostWhen you've done all that, I'll have a few questions for you.
I was just going to post that there's a question or two missing from that lot.
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When you've done all that, I'll have a few questions for you.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostAnswering those will provide you with some insight and us with a chance of helping.
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"It's Hell out there, chaps. Damned Hell."
How many have you applied for?
How many interviews have you had?
(And, therefore, what is your application / interview ratio?)
What sort of thing are you looking for?
Are you restricting yourself by rate / region?
What is your gig-seeking strategy?
Answering those will provide you with some insight and us with a chance of helping.
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