dronefromsector7G
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I’m pretty sure I’ve just watched a football match Kaz
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65 Year Old Man Dies At Job Centre
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kaz7
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You know what i mean , it is a day waiting for tomorrow , stand by for all kinds of threads to get bumped after tomorrow , haI’m pretty sure I’ve just watched a football match Kaz
stonerblue
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Good answer.Reasonable question deserves an answer.
The son wrote a very passionate letter to the Manager of the Jobcentre absolving them of any blame. In this letter he acknowledged that this was likely to happen anywhere.
This was followed by him requesting a personal visit to thank everyone for their efforts to revive his dad.
I know this because the son is a friend of the family, had played with and coach family members - oh and I have spoken directly to him about it.
I hope that clarifies everything.
I only posted it due to dislike opinions not based on truth.
Indaparkside
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Couldn’t of been a scouser in the job centre that’s for sure
yeseye
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Gizza job...Couldn’t of been a scouser in the job centre that’s for sure
Marklr
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Aren't you missing the point of the thread, though? If it was going to happen any time, any place soon, why the fuck were they calling him into the job center?Just come across this thread randomly.
Although I detest the Tories this was definitely political points scoring.
The original story claimed he collapsed in the dole queue under stress. What a load of bollocks.
The true story was this was going to happen anyway and he just happened to be in the Job Centre. It could just as easily have been Greggs, Boots or a Charity Shop.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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I looked on Craigslist.....When people need a job they go down to the Labour Exchange.
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No I think you’re missing the point. He hadn’t made an appointment to die that day and was unaware it would be his last day on earth.Aren't you missing the point of the thread, though? If it was going to happen any time, any place soon, why the fuck were they calling him into the job center?
DrBlueBob
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There's a Bond film title in there somewhere.No I think you’re missing the point. He hadn’t made an appointment to die that day and was unaware it would be his last day on earth.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I don't suppose there are many who wake up and think "Oh, looks as thought I'm gonna breathe me last today!"No I think you’re missing the point. He hadn’t made an appointment to die that day and was unaware it would be his last day on earth.
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