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Posted by Lira on Jul-28-2010 18:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
i will neither confirm nor deny anything mate

Only Australians and Brits say "mate".

Check, mate!


Posted by igottaknow on Jul-28-2010 20:45:

Someone once told me mental illness is no laughing matter, to that I replied but you've never read a Wahsley post have you?

Question: if Washley isn't on some sort of state welfare, where does he derive his income? He says he has a business but won't give any meaningful reply about what it is. What say you COR sleuths?

On the charge of liable you need to prove intent. In addition you'll need to Backtrace this post and file a formal complaint with the Cyber police. See you in Cyber court friend.


Posted by Meat187 on Jul-28-2010 20:59:

Actually, studying is so much fun, I think after getting my Engineering PhD I might just start to study medicine. No kidding, after all, House MD is such an awesome show.


Posted by EddieZilker on Jul-28-2010 22:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Meat187
No kidding, after all, House MD is such an awesome show.


If only it weren't so formulaic and paid a little more attention to the science, this would be true. Better than CSI:Franchise? Well, almost anything, but now House along with Criminal Minds and Lie to Me have found their happy place drama formula which plods a loosely constructed narrative, ample dilettante jargon, superficial intellectual integrity coupled with a multitude of clinical boundary violations so egregious, performed in the name of drama, that if they happened in the real world, ALL of the characters would have been both fired and sued into the stone-age.


Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Jul-28-2010 23:01:

I graduated College in 2003...as bad as this shitty world economy is, I couldn't imagine being in school now/just graduating and hoping for a good job. It won't happen.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jul-28-2010 23:47:

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quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Actually, just for the sake of it, I'll from here on say that you're PKC's Christian alter ego, and that you don't live in Canada, but in Tasmania. Much like Arbiter is a hot Cuban girl, you're now PKC's split identity.

Yeah, that's right! I know your claims about your identity are all bogus, Paul, I know it!


lol i wish! i couldnt pretend i was that smart even if i tried.


Posted by Moral Hazard on Jul-29-2010 11:36:

quote:
Originally posted by igottaknow
Someone once told me mental illness is no laughing matter, to that I replied but you've never read a Wahsley post have you?

Question: if Washley isn't on some sort of state welfare, where does he derive his income? He says he has a business but won't give any meaningful reply about what it is. What say you COR sleuths?


Will previously stated that he was receiving a disability benefit from the state. In Ontario that means either a Canadian Pension Plan Disability benefit (CPPD) or Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSB) or both. The CPPD is not technically a form of state welfare, as the CPP is a plan that employed persons pay premiums to enter (manditory mind you) and elligability is based on the premium paid; much like a private pension plan. The ODSP is a form of state welfare as it is available to anyone who qualifies without any requirement that they have paid into the plan. Now, one could argue that the ODSP is not "welfare" as "welfare" in it's ordinary and customary useage in Ontario refers to Ontario Works (the general social assistance program), which is unrelated to the ODSP as the two are governed by entirely different statutes. That said, if one takes the proper use of the word "welfare," meaning the state funded/controlled social welfare system then yes, ODSP is a part of the welfare system.

If I recall correctly Bill has talked about his "business" before and it's more an odd jobs kinda thing but not physical work.... if I recall correctly. Most of us would look at this sort of thing as finding casual or short term contract work rather then a business; however, if he's registered as a business then he technically runs a business (actually, he need not even be registered to call himself a business).


Posted by Moral Hazard on Jul-29-2010 11:40:

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quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
lol i wish! i couldnt pretend i was that smart even if i tried.


Dawwwww... I'd say something nice but then this will just devolve into a big ol' mutual admiration circle jerk akin to when jenny and slylee were e-scissoring in every second thread.


Posted by Rostros on Jul-29-2010 12:24:

I noticed your living in North West just as I am and I know how tough it is to get a Job. Most degrees these days are not enough to land a average salary with many graduates fighting for a job. My friend did a Degree in Computer Science at Manchester University for 3 years and managed to get a student debt of around 10 grand which he will be paying off for the next 10 years. Anyway he never could get a job in IT sector as experience was required and he didn't have it so he used to work in a local bank earning around 17k and now he has lost his job and not even getting interviews.

I think a lot of subjects at School such as Religious Education , Languages and Physical Education is a waste of time , even A levels are pointless.

If you want to be a Lawyer or Doctor , Teacher go to university and get qualified and get training otherwise find something you want to do otherwise your going to be stuck in a 9-5 job earning average money doing clerical work. !


Posted by trancypantzzz on Jul-29-2010 16:36:

dreams don't pay the bills


Posted by Jackson on Jul-29-2010 17:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Rostros
I noticed your living in North West just as I am and I know how tough it is to get a Job. Most degrees these days are not enough to land a average salary with many graduates fighting for a job. My friend did a Degree in Computer Science at Manchester University for 3 years and managed to get a student debt of around 10 grand which he will be paying off for the next 10 years. Anyway he never could get a job in IT sector as experience was required and he didn't have it so he used to work in a local bank earning around 17k and now he has lost his job and not even getting interviews.

I think a lot of subjects at School such as Religious Education , Languages and Physical Education is a waste of time , even A levels are pointless.

If you want to be a Lawyer or Doctor , Teacher go to university and get qualified and get training otherwise find something you want to do otherwise your going to be stuck in a 9-5 job earning average money doing clerical work. !


10 grand debt isn't bad. Mine is 7.5 grand a year...for 4 years! I've always seen my Degree as just a necessity in order to do my MSc or PhD. But sadly because of the economy there are up to 70 people fighting over each PhD placement...hence the stress to do well.

Not sure if you were talking about me but in North East (in Hull)


Posted by igottaknow on Jul-29-2010 19:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Will previously stated that he was receiving a disability benefit from the state. In Ontario that means either a Canadian Pension Plan Disability benefit (CPPD) or Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSB) or both. The CPPD is not technically a form of state welfare, as the CPP is a plan that employed persons pay premiums to enter (manditory mind you) and elligability is based on the premium paid; much like a private pension plan. The ODSP is a form of state welfare as it is available to anyone who qualifies without any requirement that they have paid into the plan. Now, one could argue that the ODSP is not "welfare" as "welfare" in it's ordinary and customary useage in Ontario refers to Ontario Works (the general social assistance program), which is unrelated to the ODSP as the two are governed by entirely different statutes. That said, if one takes the proper use of the word "welfare," meaning the state funded/controlled social welfare system then yes, ODSP is a part of the welfare system.

If I recall correctly Bill has talked about his "business" before and it's more an odd jobs kinda thing but not physical work.... if I recall correctly. Most of us would look at this sort of thing as finding casual or short term contract work rather then a business; however, if he's registered as a business then he technically runs a business (actually, he need not even be registered to call himself a business).


Thx for confirming what I already suspected.

I guess what I was driving at in the US you can't hold a job and collect welfare or disability. He seems a little young with not enough full time work to be collecting any sort of a pension. Sounds like he's living off state aid and is hiding behind technicalities of whats it called but for all intensive purposes its welfare or mental disability since he appears physically fine besides the head tilt. Thus his "business" is doing odd jobs which he is paid under the table in cash. It's not like I care, just don't like ppl trying to misrepresent things. Washely gets defensive and angry when you say something that is too close to the truth that he's hiding from.


Posted by we_R_DNA on Jul-30-2010 03:57:

After I read this thread I realized now why I study;

I desire to make a fucking time machine utilizing quantum mechanics by tappin dat vacuum energy's assss; my time machine might just be my own penis at this point I am still not 100 percent certain on the probability distribution of the load


Posted by FuzzQi on Jul-30-2010 04:13:

quote:
Originally posted by we_R_DNA
After I read this thread I realized now why I study;

I desire to make a fucking time machine utilizing quantum mechanics by tappin dat vacuum energy's assss; my time machine might just be my own penis at this point I am still not 100 percent certain on the probability distribution of the load




Don't forget the crystals!

******** might have some Reiki stones you can borrow


Posted by Moral Hazard on Jul-30-2010 11:17:

quote:
Originally posted by igottaknow
Thx for confirming what I already suspected.

I guess what I was driving at in the US you can't hold a job and collect welfare or disability.


In Ontario receipients of either Ontario Works (social assistance) or ODSP (disabillity) can earn some modest income while collecting assistance. The income one earns is theirs to keep up to a certain threshold (I cannot recall what it is) afterwhich their benefit is decreased by the amount they earn over and above that threshold. So say one gets $520/month welfare, the threshold is $200 and they earn $300 employment income; then their welfare benefit would be reduced to $420/month (most of which would probably go to the aforementioned 420... see what I did there).

quote:
He seems a little young with not enough full time work to be collecting any sort of a pension.


To qualify for CPPD one must make contributions for at least four of the six years preceeding their disability. So it's unlikely in Will's case, but possible.

quote:
for all intensive purposes


Just a quick FYI... the phrase is "for all INTENTS AND purposes"


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jul-30-2010 11:23:

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quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Dawwwww... I'd say something nice but then this will just devolve into a big ol' mutual admiration circle jerk akin to when jenny and slylee were e-scissoring in every second thread.


just put a good word in with the big fella when im in purgatory, and we'll call it even.


Posted by Moral Hazard on Jul-30-2010 11:33:

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quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
just put a good word in with the big fella when im in purgatory, and we'll call it even.


Honestly... if that shit exists I'll probably be hanging out there with you. I'll talk to Mrs. Hazard, she should be in a position to get us both out.


Posted by we_R_DNA on Jul-30-2010 12:03:

quote:
Originally posted by FuzzQi


Don't forget the crystals!

******** might have some Reiki stones you can borrow


I remember trying to watch taht shit ass movie one o fthese EPIC WIN BOXES OF FRUIT ROLL UPS

I don't remember that movie and I do not want to ever begin to watch this movie until I have my time machine and where I am fucking going we don't need Roads.

put htat on my grave stone while I work on inventing space porn

someone has to colonize space and be ahead of the curve


Posted by Ania_xox on Jul-30-2010 12:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Just a quick FYI... the phrase is "for all INTENTS AND purposes"



Posted by igottaknow on Jul-30-2010 13:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
just a quick FYI... the phrase is "for all INTENTS AND purposes"


Posted by ChemEnhanced on Jul-30-2010 14:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard

Just a quick FYI... the phrase is "for all INTENTS AND purposes"


hey I have intensive purposes....oh wait no....I have intensive shits....nevermind


Posted by Banora on Jul-30-2010 16:02:

I don't like this new, angry ********. What ever happened to lovable, oblivious and rambling ********?


Posted by Moral Hazard on Jul-30-2010 16:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Banora
I don't like this new, angry ********. What ever happened to lovable, oblivious and rambling ********?


They changed his meds.












































allegedly


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-30-2010 16:32:

quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
hey I have intensive purposes....oh wait no....I have intensive shits....nevermind


WHAT'S HAPPENING TO MY SPECIAL PURPOSE???!


Posted by igottaknow on Jul-30-2010 17:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Banora
I don't like this new, angry ********. What ever happened to lovable, oblivious and rambling ********?

To be fair its quite a shock for this noble knight to discover the dragons are really windmills.


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