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I've been temping for the last couple of weeks, because I need some money while I find a permanent job after graduating.
I have worked at two different places, for one week each. Both of them have been factory work, and both of them had radio's in, and I've realised a couple of things:
1. Radio DJ's, especially on Essex FM (which I was forced to endure, as I couldn't get XFM on the radio) are a complete bunch of faggots. There are the most childish, rubbish crap-spewing people to ever have been born. They act as if all their listeners are about 4 years old. It's pathetic. Radio 2 is no better, which I had to put up with on the second week. Steve Wright is a complete t0$ser, for example.
2. Most radio ad's also treat the listener as if they are a child. I would never buy a product after hearing the radio ad out of principle, they're all sh!te.
3. People only want the radio on, so they don't have to talk to each other. If the wireless is spewing out some mindless crap, then people can get away with out talking to the person next to them. Then, when the news comes on, which is the only part I'd like to listen to, they talk all the way through it.
Roll on getting me a proper job!
I have worked at two different places, for one week each. Both of them have been factory work, and both of them had radio's in, and I've realised a couple of things:
1. Radio DJ's, especially on Essex FM (which I was forced to endure, as I couldn't get XFM on the radio) are a complete bunch of faggots. There are the most childish, rubbish crap-spewing people to ever have been born. They act as if all their listeners are about 4 years old. It's pathetic. Radio 2 is no better, which I had to put up with on the second week. Steve Wright is a complete t0$ser, for example.
2. Most radio ad's also treat the listener as if they are a child. I would never buy a product after hearing the radio ad out of principle, they're all sh!te.
3. People only want the radio on, so they don't have to talk to each other. If the wireless is spewing out some mindless crap, then people can get away with out talking to the person next to them. Then, when the news comes on, which is the only part I'd like to listen to, they talk all the way through it.
Roll on getting me a proper job!
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Insane Bartender wrote:
> Degrees are for poofs. If you want anything out of life, either start
> your own business or go for a more specialised qualification.
A more specialised qualification? Such as....?
> Degrees are for poofs. If you want anything out of life, either start
> your own business or go for a more specialised qualification.
A more specialised qualification? Such as....?
SHEEPY wrote:
> Radio adverts
>
> Possibly the most irritating things in the world
>
> Scene: Me at work at 6am right under a speaker
>
> Advert: Involves a man mowing and his wife shouting as loud as she
> can for him to stop.
That could never get annoying, surely? I betcha had a hangover too...
Most radio ads seem to be based on the following principles:
make them loud, make them annoying and make them repeat the name of the product or company/service as often as possible. Also make them go on forever.
They make me want to kill.
> Radio adverts
>
> Possibly the most irritating things in the world
>
> Scene: Me at work at 6am right under a speaker
>
> Advert: Involves a man mowing and his wife shouting as loud as she
> can for him to stop.
That could never get annoying, surely? I betcha had a hangover too...
Most radio ads seem to be based on the following principles:
make them loud, make them annoying and make them repeat the name of the product or company/service as often as possible. Also make them go on forever.
They make me want to kill.
Of course
Degrees are for poofs. If you want anything out of life, either start your own business or go for a more specialised qualification.
Indeed, there was a shortage 4 years ago when I started the course, now the industry is in recession, though slowly pulling out of it...
Your Honour wrote:
> Sorry for slow reply. I graduated in BEng Electronic Engineering.
In other words something there should, in theory, be a demand for and a shortage of trained people in....ah you've got to love the mess we're in in the UK...
> Sorry for slow reply. I graduated in BEng Electronic Engineering.
In other words something there should, in theory, be a demand for and a shortage of trained people in....ah you've got to love the mess we're in in the UK...
Radio adverts
Possibly the most irritating things in the world
Scene: Me at work at 6am right under a speaker
Advert: Involves a man mowing and his wife shouting as loud as she can for him to stop.
Possibly the most irritating things in the world
Scene: Me at work at 6am right under a speaker
Advert: Involves a man mowing and his wife shouting as loud as she can for him to stop.
I used to listen to Xfm but now anymore. Not allowed to listen to music at work. Which is a bit of a bummer.
Belldandy wrote:
> Daft question YH, but what did you graduate in ?
Sorry for slow reply. I graduated in BEng Electronic Engineering.
> Daft question YH, but what did you graduate in ?
Sorry for slow reply. I graduated in BEng Electronic Engineering.
it gets to the point where you know all the words to songs you hate! also, songs you like soon becomes songs you hate because they play them to death.
example : beyonce knowles tune. i hate that now.
curses
example : beyonce knowles tune. i hate that now.
curses
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