My tshirt at Job Centre appointments

tng86

gay_guy wrote: »

I am not doing it to get attention, like I said, I want everyone to know I am gay, If I don't wear the tshirt then no one will know I am gay

But nobody actually cares?! So, what's the point.

sax11

gay_guy wrote: »

I am not doing it to get attention, like I said, I want everyone to know I am gay, If I don't wear the tshirt then no one will know I am gay

Not to get attention yet has to wear a shirt so people know you're gay

that's after attention

personally i think you should probably look a bit smarter when looking for a job. Leave the pink, sequins and rainbows at home

RichardD1970

gay_guy wrote: »

I am not doing it to get attention, like I said, I want everyone to know I am gay, If I don't wear the tshirt then no one will know I am gay

Well that is seeking attention.

No one needs to know (apart from potential partners) that you are gay, and couldn't care less. !!!!!! grow up.

Abbafan1972

Twisted_Cherry wrote: »

This one... or like this one!



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I see your English has failed to improve on your two weeks course!

At least your alive... What happened? Did Talk Talk cut you off?



I wouldn't be to sure about that, with the crap you post on here!

You know GG, I was having a real miserable depressed day... then you came along... I'm happy again now!

It's you're. You should go on an English course! :rotfl:

Retrogamer

gay_guy wrote: »

If I don't wear the tshirt then no one will know I am gay

Why would that matter?
I only ask as most people don't care if strangers know their sexuality or not.

If you're doing it for attention then it seems a little silly / immature but the jobcentre shouldn't care about it either way.

gay_guy

sax11 wrote: »

Not to get attention yet has to wear a shirt so people know you're gay

that's after attention

personally i think you should probably look a bit smarter when looking for a job. Leave the pink, sequins and rainbows at home

I have said this a few times, I always see people in trackies and dirty clothes in Job Centre but no one seems to care about their clothes but only my gay tshirt :mad:

sax11

gay_guy wrote: »

I have said this a few times, I always see people in trackies and dirty clothes in Job Centre but no one seems to care about their clothes but only my gay tshirt :mad:

maybe it's just !!!! - every thought of that

Twisted_Cherry

gay_guy wrote: »

I am not doing it to get attention, like I said, I want everyone to know I am gay, If I don't wear the tshirt then no one will know I am gay

Why not have it tattooed on your forehead... then you never have to worry about washing your t-shirt and it fading! :rotfl:

Alternately I think this should be your next t-shirt design which you can proudly wear at your Job Centre appointments!


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sniggings

gay_guy wrote: »

I have said this a few times, I always see people in trackies and dirty clothes in Job Centre but no one seems to care about their clothes but only my gay tshirt :mad:

he does have a point, if the T-shirt said "I love NY" etc then nothing would be said, it's the words the advisers have a problem with, I see some right states when I sign on and at the WP.

gay_guy

sax11 wrote: »

maybe it's just !!!! - every thought of that

Well all my straight male mates even saying what my Job Centre advisor are doing is just wrong, my best mate told me that Job Centre have no right what so ever to tell me what I can or can't wear, and guess what. that is coming from a straight guy.