Well I don't actually recommend fraud. But card counting is apparently easy enough if you have a couple of friends who are willing to join in
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Well I don't actually recommend fraud. But card counting is apparently easy enough if you have a couple of friends who are willing to join in
I have a job, in fact I technically have two until January. I have never been unemployed except for when i was in recovery for a year. You did state in your previous thread that you had won awards in School and University, but no matter.
I find it strange that your typing is so poor even if you are lazy, I actually have to concentrate to type as badly as you do as it seems unnatural to write in such a way if you are educated enough not to.
OP, to teach English in a foreign country wouldn't you have to also be fluent in their language? You haven't quite grasped English yourself yet, let alone learning another language on top.
Nope, my friend is teaching English in China, and she knew next to nothing of Chinese before leaving. It isn't a requirement, but is handy if you know at least some.
yeh i realised when I typed it thats what it said but i did not think anyone was going to chase me up on that fact lol. It was easier to type than ''also I achieved the highest marks in phyiscs..bla bla bla''
Im playing football manager, wathing tv, browsing job sites and other websites, eating food etc....so im not fully here
Yeah thats the stuff. How can claim to like maths and have never heard of it?
1. What is your education? B.Sc (2:1) Business Information Systems
2. What is your status..? Graduated this year - now temporary cabling and IT support work
3. How often do you look for jobs? and where? Mainly looking at grad schemes for next year at the moment.
4. How often do you see suitable jobs which you contact/apply for? Seen a few, applied but not heard anything back
5. How often do you get interview for job? Never
6. Any other interesting unemployment info? I am quite happy not having to do a 9-5+ job at the moment, maybe as winter sets in I will get a little more depressed.
But can't beat gaming all day with the occasional work to tick things over.
2. What is your status..? Graduated this year - now temporary cabling and IT support work
3. How often do you look for jobs? and where? Mainly looking at grad schemes for next year at the moment.
4. How often do you see suitable jobs which you contact/apply for? Seen a few, applied but not heard anything back
5. How often do you get interview for job? Never
6. Any other interesting unemployment info? I am quite happy not having to do a 9-5+ job at the moment, maybe as winter sets in I will get a little more depressed.
But can't beat gaming all day with the occasional work to tick things over.
im not a fan off maths I was just good at it.
how the heck do you play this game? online? in real life?
it seems like information not an actual game? you place bets on the game? who you think has best hand and stuff..weird?
i really need to read more I only skimmed it.
Sorry
Genius.
lmao.
Oh man thats real genuis. I give you job as my head of da advertisement of da ali g eintsen corporation...ok blood?
I think you'll find most of us are posting while doing other things. Sort out your English and people will take you a little more seriously.
Never heard of counting cards and studied maths at University, even if it was only temporarily. Strange.
Curious.
Its a strategy for blackjack in casinos.
You assign a score to each card dealt, when the score you keep in your head becomes high, there is a greater chance of getting a winning hand.
So you bet low figures when the count is low, and bet lots when the count in high. Minimise your losses, maximise your wins. Profit.
Its very simple to do, but the difficulty lies in being able to do it without getting caught. Whilst its totally legal, the casinos don't like it and will try and prevent you from doing so. Working in a group helps keep you hidden and can make you more money as well, but is again more difficult.
so true man Ive never been happier than when ive been unemployed. Only sad thign is financial aspect.
I got so many games on so many systems, plus I got my guitar, plus loadsa dvds, plus my bodybuiling and the 9xx channels...so much stuff so little time.
ok so you have to go to the casinos and play blackjack? or online also?
then this is a strategy you use? thats all it is
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Ah cheersbeen getting very mixed reactions to my current plan of going to back to uni (means living with mum for a year to save cash and travel time) but tis good to know other people have done a similar thing and come out for the better
Tbh I moved into halls and loved it (not the halls but being back to independence). I made a lot of close friends on the course as it was pretty intense and only a small class (25 of us), not sure what yours will be like though.
Most of the British students on the course for jobs through jobs advertised through the course (ie adverts sent to out course coordinator and forwarded to us) so I would recommend you apply for those, as is always said a lot of this sort of thing is as much about who you know as what you know! It might be totally different on your course though, mine was very industry focussed, designed to slot us into a specific industry so there was a lot of industry contact.
wait so this is as simple as making big bets when you have good cards and not making bets when you have rubbish cards?
I dont see whats so abnormal about this strategy?
OP, to teach English in a foreign country wouldn't you have to also be fluent in their language? You haven't quite grasped English yourself yet, let alone learning another language on top.
As for the job sites you should try Total Jobs, Fish4jobs, read the local newspapers and go around town handing out CV's. I guess you could try signing up to an employment agency as well, the work may be temporary to begin with but anything is better than nothing, especially with it being so close to Christmas. Also the Job Centre Plus website works better if you use SOC codes to search for jobs instead of keywords.
Not really...
My sister went out to China with only a basic grasp of Chinese (possibly mandarin). Its not a requirement AFAIK.
You place the bets before you know what cards you have.