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A drop-out marine biology student from Scotland. Certainly some cursing will be bandied about.
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A Worthwhile Individual
Is it just me, or are good catholic boys never that fucking impressive? Perhaps that is only a sign of being raised without religion. There is an image associated with the diligantly-faithfuls of banal purity and goodness. It is something … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, childcare, growing up, men's rights, Personal blog, religion, Working life
Tagged adult fears, anecdotes, attitude, belief, britain, first world problems, poverty, wealth, wealth inequality
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An Open Letter to Britain
When I was last at rock bottom- hungry, depressed and aimless- I had what seemed to be an endless amount of time to watch the media and news of each passing headline. Each story passed without me raising my small … Continue reading
Posted in education, news, Personal blog, politics
Tagged anecdotes, attitude, backwardness, belief, Better together campaign u.k, britain, British politics, crash of 2008, distrusting politicians, economic crash, first world problems, foreign policy, general election 2010, Scottish referendum, Yes campaign
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An Open Letter to the Office (and the people that find a salesman at the door)
Let me “lay bare the emotional substance in what we’ve mistakenly labelled with dehumanized vocabulary, the language of clods, lumps, stones and numbers- the language of ‘materialism,’ ‘commoditization,’ ‘consumerism,’ ‘derivatives,’ ‘utility maximization,’ ‘quarterly profits,’ ‘PRODUCTS,’ ‘MARKETS,’ and ‘supply and demand.’ … Continue reading
Posted in education, news, Personal blog, politics
Tagged attitude, belief, howard bloom, job fulfillment, politeness, the genius of the beast, work ethic
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To be as poor as it is possible to be without being homeless
2 litres of milk- 79 pence. 500 grams of porridge oats- 39 pence. 500 grams of dry pasta- 31 pence. 400 grams of tinned tomatoes- 35 pence. 500 grams of sugar- 79 pence. The result? Walking up the stairs to … Continue reading
Posted in education, news, Personal blog, politics
Tagged belief, JK rowling, job fulfillment, job security, part-time employment, Ted talks, unemplyment, wealth, wealth inequality
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