You know you're working too hard

[J Y Kelly]

When you had to switch the office alarm off when you got in this morning, and on again tonight.


Ah well.

[Justin Credible]

Cannot be easy working long hours when you got a family and young kids at home.Its not like you want a break cos you are a lazy fucker but sometimes no job is worth missing out on home life .

[Terry Kenny]

When you had to switch the office alarm off when you got in this morning, and off again tonight.


Ah well.

who put it on in between

[J Y Kelly]

When you had to switch the office alarm off when you got in this morning, and off again tonight.


Ah well.

who put it on in between

Well spotted Tezzington, rather you than Bradders (in so many ways)

Duly edited.

[J Y Kelly]

Cannot be easy working long hours when you got a family and young kids at home.Its not like you want a break cos you are a lazy f*cker but sometimes no job is worth missing out on home life .

To be fair it's much better than my last job - only the second time I've missed the kids' bedtime in a couple of months, so it's no hardship really.

Pays the bills anyway. If I was a bit cleverer I might be able to work out how to stay at home all day on my backside and let some other poor sod pay for it, but I don't think I'll ever be quite that clever.

[Justin Credible]

Cannot be easy working long hours when you got a family and young kids at home.Its not like you want a break cos you are a lazy f*cker but sometimes no job is worth missing out on home life .

To be fair it's much better than my last job - only the second time I've missed the kids' bedtime in a couple of months, so it's no hardship really.

Pays the bills anyway. If I was a bit cleverer I might be able to work out how to stay at home all day on my backside and let some other poor sod pay for it, but I don't think I'll ever be quite that clever.

and if its like Ireland, get the state to pay for your house, your healthcare, allowances for your children etc.
I guess after changing jobs you missed out on holidays ?

[J Y Kelly]

Cannot be easy working long hours when you got a family and young kids at home.Its not like you want a break cos you are a lazy f*cker but sometimes no job is worth missing out on home life .

To be fair it's much better than my last job - only the second time I've missed the kids' bedtime in a couple of months, so it's no hardship really.

Pays the bills anyway. If I was a bit cleverer I might be able to work out how to stay at home all day on my backside and let some other poor sod pay for it, but I don't think I'll ever be quite that clever.

and if its like Ireland, get the state to pay for your house, your healthcare, allowances for your children etc.
I guess after changing jobs you missed out on holidays ?

Nope, and I get an extra day with the new job, so that's OK - 26 days plus 8 Bank Holidays - works out at about 7 working weeks, so I'm happy enough with that.

[HalloweenJack]

Why don’t we have threads like this anymore?

[Smithy1412]

Because i'm on this Forum now.

[Ross, Bob]

Why don’t we have threads like this anymore?

Start one.

“If you build it they will come”

[Captain Hobo]

When you had to switch the office alarm off when you got in this morning, and on again tonight.


Ah well.

That's just a normal day for Randall.

[Randall]

I literally do that every day