The soulless cockwomble won't care until his flagshagging proms are played by orchestras consisting only of forriners, toot toot, parp parp.
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Alan Harper's Tash
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Too expensive. Just use a backing track, just like the National Ballet.The soulless cockwomble won't care until his flagshagging proms are played by orchestras consisting only of forriners, toot toot, parp parp.
bluethrunthru
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Too expensive. Just use a backing track, just like the National Ballet.
errr - those kids - the ones you referred to earlier. Some play the recorder or Ukulele ( sometimes not very well ) - can't they be gainfully employed/utilised as the proms orchestra and for the National ballet? Waste not want not !
Alan Harper's Tash
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They’d need someone to teach them to get better though. ;-)errr - those kids - the ones you referred to earlier. Some play the recorder or Ukulele ( sometimes not very well ) - can't they be gainfully employed/utilised as the proms orchestra and for the National ballet? Waste not want not !
I’ve never heard a school concert as good as this standard. :-)
You're on to something, what's left of the BBC must have an archived 78rpm disc of the 1953 coronation proms, when Britain was great, just drop the needle and wallow in the warm, fuzzy glow.Too expensive. Just use a backing track, just like the National Ballet.
bluethrunthru
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They’d need someone to teach them to get better though. ;-)
I’ve never heard a school concert as good as this standard. :-)
Surely there will be a PE teacher or something could be pressed in to giving it a go
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Aren’t they all nonces?Surely there will be a PE teacher or something could be pressed in to giving it a go
bluethrunthru
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Aren’t they all nonces?
No - just "flamboyant and musical"
Mr Kobayashi
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If I had I’d be grateful of receiving some coaching…. Wouldn’t you?
Have you had any dealings with the companies that have the outsourced contract (or their subcontractors) or spoken to someone who has?
For the most part they aren't really coaches, they're salespeople. They are there to pressure sell and bully or manipulate the long term unemployed into getting off the caseload and just getting any old job. That doesn't mean people should just waste away on universal credit for the rest of their lives.
They should do the minimum to satisfy the DWP and get away with it and the maximum they can do for their own employment goals and aspirations. By doing the latter they are more likely to get stable employment and stay out of the revolving door of insecure employment and job centre plus.
What's the advice for someone who is struggling on 16hrs a week? Try and stand out positively in your company (or organisation) and apply for another role or go somewhere else. Maybe there's personal circumstances why someone hasn't already done that rather than being a lazy waster.
Mr Kobayashi
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Aren’t they all nonces?
100% correct.