Ethanol wrote:mister man wrote:
ferru the fellas cookers bust, fishing rod/recipes are irrelevent now aren't they !!!!!!!, yes hes stuffed but not with home cooked food.
freecycle, they want you to pick up usually, not many long term unemployed can afford a vehicle on £65 p.w...
mister man: All of your posts indicate that you have a very pessimistic view of life. Perhaps you should try being a little more optimistic, and look towards solving problems rather than creating more.
If I were in the situation which you and Jeff are describing above, and I could not get a job, I'd find a way of living.
As for not being able to collect a cooker... I would hope that if I were in that situation, I'd have friends or family willing to help. If not, then I'd explain my poor and lonely existence to the person donating the item, in the hope that they'd be willing to help, or offer suggestions. Otherwise I'd only look for goods within a half-mile radius, and wheel the damn thing home myself on a sack truck - a sack truck which I'd find a way of acquiring through neighbours within my vicinity. If none of these worked out, I'd visit charity shops, and ask them for help.
No doubt you'll find flaws in all of the above scenarios, but whatever situation I were in, I'd find a way out. Put others in the same situation, and where their very survival depends on it, they will too.
ethanol all pur post indicate a very naeve view of life, perhaps you should try experiencing poverty and need before you lecture on it.
if you were in the situ your posts indicate youd drown in false positivity,soon to be followeed by intense realisation.
why dont you go on freecyle and find a cooker within half a mile of you. that will deliver. or/and find a sack truck ( ive got one ) ill lend if you cant find one.
the thought that people are fighting for their very survival as you put it, in a country rich and prosperous, many older persons who have paid thousands into the public purse, is an obsenity,you should be ashamed of.
your flaw is ignorance, and clear lack of experience in what you speak of.
hey better to be in blissful ignorance than sorrowful knowledge.
And I agree with you. 
