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~~Hagrid~~ · 05-08-2014, 05:25 PM

So many people here are part of work labour. Every day they get in their car heading for absolutely nowhere, ready to inspect mrs Norris's pots and pans, or repair johnny boy's fence. Cleaning windows, or hammering away at what the hell ever.

Am I the only person who thinks all of these people are ***gots and retards? Fresh air actually hurts my lungs, and I choose not to leave the house at all. But many people do this stuff... It makes absolutely no sense.

My local college charges £4000 for a course in work labour. What the **** is that!? Seriously.. I have to pay £4000 for the chance to clean mrs petersons windows? Are you ****ing serious!?

So help me understand why people do this to themselves, when colleges for intellectuals exist?

05-08-2014, 05:25 PM	#1 (permalink)
~~Hagrid~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 19	Demystifying & and unraveling the enigmatic nature of work labour. So many people here are part of work labour. Every day they get in their car heading for absolutely nowhere, ready to inspect mrs Norris's pots and pans, or repair johnny boy's fence. Cleaning windows, or hammering away at what the hell ever. Am I the only person who thinks all of these people are *gots and retards? Fresh air actually hurts my lungs, and I choose not to leave the house at all. But many people do this stuff... It makes absolutely no sense. My local college charges £4000 for a course in work labour. What the is that!? Seriously.. I have to pay £4000 for the chance to clean mrs petersons windows? Are you **ing serious!? So help me understand why people do this to themselves, when colleges for intellectuals exist?