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Uzique wrote:

Camm wrote:

he's not at mcdonalds, he doesn't have a job

half your family are on the dole and you work at asdas. the only reason you're away from home is because your fat-ass girlfriend arrange dit for you.

so be quiet?

Co-op, actually.

Jay wrote:

For someone with a reading degree, your reading comprehension skills are sub-par.

lol!!!!!!

Jay wrote:

For someone with a reading degree, your reading comprehension skills are sub-par.

Be fair, half the degree was writing, doing both must have been hard, like a double degree - almost.

it's past tense and it's idiomatic so there's no definitive use, anyway.

and yes, very well. do you?

Uzique wrote:

it's past tense and it's idiomatic so there's no definitive use, anyway.

Yes there is, you used it wrong.

Loath and loathe are not the same - look them up.

For example

Loath versus Loathe.
Although they come from the same root and they're both related to dislike, they're not the same. Loath (with the th unvoiced, as in thin) is an adjective; it means "reluctant" or "unwilling: I'm loath to comment on it. (It's also sometimes spelled loth, though that's rare.) Loathe (with the th voiced, as in this) is a verb; it means "hate" or "abhor": I loathe that sorry S.O.B. There's also an adjective, loathsome, meaning "hateful" or "repulsive."

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2011-06-24 07:08:15)

Loath makes sense though, loathe does not.

"i was just unwilling/reluctant  to spend £120"
"i was just hated to spend £120"

Its a common mistake

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2011-06-24 07:11:32)

Uzique wrote:

Camm wrote:

he's not at mcdonalds, he doesn't have a job

half your family are on the dole and you work at asdas. the only reason you're away from home is because your fat-ass girlfriend arrange dit for you.

so be quiet?

At least he has a job.

the only difference in common usage is to the degree or extent. what's the difference between 'being unwilling' to pay a hefty bill and 'hating' paying a hefty bill? the essential meaning is the same. you're being a pedant. plus, as i said, its common use and phrasing is idiomatic and rarely literary-- so you're barking up the wrong tree, anyway. cute, though. please do copy and paste more google results at me, i'm sure it'll stick.

Last edited by Uzique (2011-06-24 07:13:39)

Uzique wrote:

the only difference in common usage is to the degree or extent. what's the difference between 'being unwilling' to pay a hefty bill and 'hating' paying a hefty bill? the essential meaning is the same. you're being a pedant. plus, as i said, its common use and phrasing is idiomatic and rarely literary-- so you're barking up the wrong tree, anyway. cute, though. please do copy and paste more google results at me, i'm sure it'll stick.

Not what you said, you said "I was hated to", and if you're going to say the slang of the common prole trumps proper english grammar then good luck.

You're chronic, you really are.

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2011-06-24 07:16:19)

PrivateVendetta wrote:

worst ee chat ever

Deal with it.

I like where this is going

Work experience is useful too, as a learning experience, for personal development and its useful for the CV.

Kampframmer wrote:

Uzique wrote:

Kampframmer wrote:

At least he has a job.

i've been in financed fulltime education for 3 years, why would i want to work at a supermarket? brownie points?

and coming from the guy that has failed every job application for the career he wanted until he pulled a personal string...

you're a fucking moron sometimes, kampf

How have i failed every job application?
I never had to pull a 'personal string' for a job, only for the location.

I have never failed a job application, so far i have been hired at every job i have applied for. And whats wrong with taking a students job on the side even if your education is financed?
I did, i know many other people that did/do it. it gives you a little extra cash so you can buy the shit that you want when you want it and meet new people. I honestly dont see a probelm with that.

You are a fucking cunt every day arent you, Uzique?

gb2 making facepalm posts in sc2. i didn't need extra cash during my undergrad years and if i wanted to meet new people i'd go out, instead of wanting to sit at a check-out in walmart attempting to make friends with the 'shifty' method. you retard.