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I’ve never really thought about where I’d be when my time was up. I suppose ideally I’d be sat on a porch with my doting, beautiful wife as our adoring grandchildren scampered around in front of us. Failing that at least living to the national age of expectancy and not being in too much...
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We’ve all been there. Absent mindedly strolling down the street without a care in the world when boom it happens. They lock you in their sights and with a patter of fluorescent high top trainers and a swish of an undercut they’ve cornered you. Minutes ago I was wondering what flavour chicken kiev I...
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1: Never Watch Day Time Television: I made the mistake of popping the telly on halfway through my first jobless Monday. I was entertained by the spectacle of a man on Trisha who was trying to overcome his phobia of scotch eggs. That’s right, scotch eggs. This brave soldier was being forced to confront...
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I’m in my 29th year on this planet, steaming helplessly down the track towards 30. The knowledge of this earth shattering event hanging over me like an impending court date is causing strange things to happen. I’m starting to question things I thought I never would. Am I getting too old to wear hooded...
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First David Beckham and now Thierry Henry it seems Americas’ cash rich soccer leagues are the retirement homes of choice for professional footballers. However, a budding young football coach from Penarth is doing exactly the opposite and is hoping to kick off his career by working in the States. Like Henry, 24 year old...
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We must face facts. The lot of the modern man is a tough one. Stuck between the rock of machismo and the hard-place of metro-sexuality, the poor 21st century bloke has a lot to contend with. In this weekly article, the men of Pale Blue Dot explain some of the myriad problems and travails...
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Newspapers are not making positive reading material for the scores of graduates about to embark on the soul destroying search for “a proper” job. For the thousands of would be professionals, the fun and games are now over and the battle to wedge a foot in the door of their chosen career path begins....
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Ah, job interviews. Two words guaranteed to turn even the most relaxed, confident person into a cliché spouting, sweating robot. While filling out yet another application form yesterday, my mind wandered to previous interviews and a particularly soul destroying experience. Not long after I first moved to London I was filled with big plans...
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