How come you gave up journalism after going to Uni for so long? You always sound like you were good at it.
Because of my situation with my father, I couldn't do anything of that sort whilst I was looking after him, and after being outside of that way of life for so long, I just felt it would be best to move on in other directions, hence I am now doing what I am doing, and I am enjoying it for the most part.
I feel a lot less pressure, as I am only reporting back to myself, rather than worrying about my readers and trying to find a story as I did when I was just merely on the Uni newspaper, and working at Huddersfield Town FC.
I am still in touch with that side of things though due to my friends who work in the industry, so if I ever need a catch-up I can get it!
Because of my situation with my father, I couldn't do anything of that sort whilst I was looking after him, and after being outside of that way of life for so long, I just felt it would be best to move on in other directions, hence I am now doing what I am doing, and I am enjoying it for the most part.
I feel a lot less pressure, as I am only reporting back to myself, rather than worrying about my readers and trying to find a story as I did when I was just merely on the Uni newspaper, and working at Huddersfield Town FC.
I am still in touch with that side of things though due to my friends who work in the industry, so if I ever need a catch-up I can get it!
I'd find it harder trying to make a profit on property!!! I know from work we've had done on our house over the years it never goes to plan and always ends up with add ons.
Where are you up to now with the work you're having done?
I'm sorry, but you have a writing style that would make a primary school teacher wonder whether they've wasted their time and a reading comprehension that would confirm it. There's no way in the world that you could ever write professionally.
I'd find it harder trying to make a profit on property!!! I know from work we've had done on our house over the years it never goes to plan and always ends up with add ons.
Where are you up to now with the work you're having done?
Look out for a lad in a United shirt (21 - Ander Herrera on the back, of course) on the next episode of Homes Under The Hammer.
I'd find it harder trying to make a profit on property!!! I know from work we've had done on our house over the years it never goes to plan and always ends up with add ons.
Where are you up to now with the work you're having done?
I am liking the freedom this gives, and that if things go wrong, then I only have myself to blame no-one else.
I am just waiting to hear back from someone regarding an offer that I have put in, so hopefully that will be positive news in the short-term.
Longer-term well I am not going to predict that, as so much could happen, good and bad!
I never had a name or number on my shirt. I saw it a bit like autograph hunting. If you're 11 or younger, fine but after that it's a bit sad.
If you meet one of your heroes say hello, shake his or her hand and at most try to cop a cheeky feel. Saying "could you sign this for me!" when you're an adult always seems a bit backwards. What value is someone squiggling on a piece of paper?
I've never seen an adult autograph hunter and not thought they weren't a bit..'backwards'. Adults who ask for autographs seem to be the ones who when I was young a Butlins used to sit right near the front and get the red coats dancing with them.
I couldn't wear clothing with someone else's name printed on it. I'd feel juvenile. Like going into a restaurant and ordering from the kids menu.
I'm sorry, but you have a writing style that would make a primary school teacher wonder whether they've wasted their time and a reading comprehension that would confirm it. There's no way in the world that you could ever write professionally.
Gee thanks for that!
I never proclaimed to be Martin Samuel or Henry Winter, merely just an up and comer, but thanks for the put down comments, everyone is a critic I suppose.
I never proclaimed to be Martin Samuel or Henry Winter, merely just an up and comer, but thanks for the put down comments, everyone is a critic I suppose.
I only wear that shirt when I go to Old Trafford or I am in a suitable environment, so definitely not when I am in full on work mode.
I never proclaimed to be Martin Samuel or Henry Winter, merely just an up and comer, but thanks for the put down comments, everyone is a critic I suppose.
I am liking the freedom this gives, and that if things go wrong, then I only have myself to blame no-one else.
I am just waiting to hear back from someone regarding an offer that I have put in, so hopefully that will be positive news in the short-term.
Longer-term well I am not going to predict that, as so much could happen, good and bad!
Do you not need money to live on though? Rent, Sky or whatever, clothes/haircuts/toiletries etc, going to the pub, wrestling conventions?
It's honestly not an attempt to insult you, but there's absolutely no way to sugar coat it. If your 50000+ posts here are in any way representative of your writing style you're not an up and comer, anything involving language or conveying a message isn't your thing. Look how often you're embroiled in confusion here alone in an average week.
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Even if it meant being accused of only making the move for the money. The criticism of heavyweight journalists like Batdude must be crushing.
I am not longer a journalist, not that I ever was more than one in training at any rate!
Kaka being Orlando's major DP on their debut season in MLS (if it is going ahead), so yeah about that World Player of the Year career,.......;-)
He is indeed, scored on his debut.
No wonder.
Fair enough.
How come you gave up journalism after going to Uni for so long? You always sound like you were good at it.
Because of my situation with my father, I couldn't do anything of that sort whilst I was looking after him, and after being outside of that way of life for so long, I just felt it would be best to move on in other directions, hence I am now doing what I am doing, and I am enjoying it for the most part.
I feel a lot less pressure, as I am only reporting back to myself, rather than worrying about my readers and trying to find a story as I did when I was just merely on the Uni newspaper, and working at Huddersfield Town FC.
I am still in touch with that side of things though due to my friends who work in the industry, so if I ever need a catch-up I can get it!
I'd find it harder trying to make a profit on property!!! I know from work we've had done on our house over the years it never goes to plan and always ends up with add ons.
Where are you up to now with the work you're having done?
Look out for a lad in a United shirt (21 - Ander Herrera on the back, of course) on the next episode of Homes Under The Hammer.
Correction: 'Anderson Herrera'.
I am liking the freedom this gives, and that if things go wrong, then I only have myself to blame no-one else.
I am just waiting to hear back from someone regarding an offer that I have put in, so hopefully that will be positive news in the short-term.
Longer-term well I am not going to predict that, as so much could happen, good and bad!
If you meet one of your heroes say hello, shake his or her hand and at most try to cop a cheeky feel. Saying "could you sign this for me!" when you're an adult always seems a bit backwards. What value is someone squiggling on a piece of paper?
I've never seen an adult autograph hunter and not thought they weren't a bit..'backwards'. Adults who ask for autographs seem to be the ones who when I was young a Butlins used to sit right near the front and get the red coats dancing with them.
I couldn't wear clothing with someone else's name printed on it. I'd feel juvenile. Like going into a restaurant and ordering from the kids menu.
Gee thanks for that!
I never proclaimed to be Martin Samuel or Henry Winter, merely just an up and comer, but thanks for the put down comments, everyone is a critic I suppose.
I only wear that shirt when I go to Old Trafford or I am in a suitable environment, so definitely not when I am in full on work mode.
-Imma Kant (1768)
What do you wear when in 'full on work mode'?
Factually correct though.
Quite why that was needed I don't know, was what I said there really deserving of such a reply?
What is full-on work mode for you outfit wise?
Overall? Suit? Chaps?
Do you not need money to live on though? Rent, Sky or whatever, clothes/haircuts/toiletries etc, going to the pub, wrestling conventions?
Some of them definitely shouldn't be.
It's honestly not an attempt to insult you, but there's absolutely no way to sugar coat it. If your 50000+ posts here are in any way representative of your writing style you're not an up and comer, anything involving language or conveying a message isn't your thing. Look how often you're embroiled in confusion here alone in an average week.