Gnads wrote on Oct 27
th, 2026 at 6:51pm:
You know SFA about anything.
You clowns having to go to grade 12 made absolutely no difference - you were hopeless lazy phuks at grade 10 & worse by grade 12. You were kept at school to hide the unemployment figures.
None the less khunts like you were unemployable.
So you're a prime example.
Boomers had nothing handed to them on a silver platter - your generation & since have.
I recall the high school years were ones where we played nice in our first year of high school. Acted up in our next year of high school. Settled down for our junior certificate. By the following year, those who were done with high school left and got their apprenticeships. But, the remainder students had to knuckle down and study.
We were also in a position where jobs were available for us to get whilst we studied. School was 30 hours a week. Casual jobs were usually no more than 10 hours a week.
Boomers could finish high school, year 10, and walk into a job. No experience? No problem.
GenX could finish year 10, and they would need to know someone in the community to give them a start in a job. I have seen enough former classmates that got out of high school and ended up going one way or the other. Some are business owners, others are 9 to 5 workers. And then there are the underemployed like me. But, at least I did not lose my way to drugs and criminality.
Quote:You're still bludging off your parents & work SFA because you're on welfare.
Obviously your English comprehension is sadly lacking or else you'd know when you're being a stupid phuking hypocrite.
I would say that I am spoiled for rent affordability, given that the rent I pay is to cover insurance, and repairs. I work SFA hours -- not worked a week of more than 25 hours for nearly 10 years -- because I have not sought out a second job. And welfare is not as generous as I would like to think, but I would be done for without it.
Farken relax already. Within the next month, I should be either employed in a second job, or full-time employed. My "hurry the bugger up and get a job" course with my job network member comes to an end on Thursday. Then you won't have to put up with reading (and responding) to my posts in a vain attempt to sound authoritative.