Student Prosies WTF?!
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Evil Con-Dem f
kers driving poor downtrodden students to sell their bodies.. FFS 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-16157522
kers driving poor downtrodden students to sell their bodies.. FFS http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-16157522
How's this for anti-government propoganda?
article said:
Eighteen-year-old Clare - not her real name - turned to escorting during her A-levels when she found out her education maintenance allowance (EMA) was in danger of being cut.
"I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
So the government cuts are to blame, not her family, nor the fact that the hours are ani-social. "I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
0a said:
How's this for anti-government propoganda?
So... not actually cut. Slag. No wait. Stupid slag.article said:
Eighteen-year-old Clare - not her real name - turned to escorting during her A-levels when she found out her education maintenance allowance (EMA) was in danger of being cut.
"I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
So the government cuts are to blame, not her family, nor the fact that the hours are ani-social. "I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
0a said:
How's this for anti-government propoganda?
I didn't want to work in a shop, I'd prefer to shag strangers.... article said:
Eighteen-year-old Clare - not her real name - turned to escorting during her A-levels when she found out her education maintenance allowance (EMA) was in danger of being cut.
"I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
So the government cuts are to blame, not her family, nor the fact that the hours are ani-social. "I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
0a said:
How's this for anti-government propoganda?
And I suppose the hours are better whoring yourself out? article said:
Eighteen-year-old Clare - not her real name - turned to escorting during her A-levels when she found out her education maintenance allowance (EMA) was in danger of being cut.
"I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
So the government cuts are to blame, not her family, nor the fact that the hours are ani-social. "I couldn't go to college without EMA. My travel costs are £70 a month, without it I don't know what I'd have done. I didn't know who I could go to in college, and I didn't want to rely on my family."
"I began looking for jobs, but the hours were unsociable. A lot of my friends have gone on to shop work, and have ended up leaving college. I didn't want that to be me."
carmonk said:
Just seen the price of petrol has gone up again so it looks like tomorrow I'll be round the back of the pie factory in a BMW whilst a fat businessman chugs my johnson. What other options do I have?
Not sure how these things work but wouldnt you be chugging his johnson?I go passed the sheffield university quite often and there are certainly some lookers going there.
Anybody know where these studends advertise their services? always happy to help the youth of today with their studies for the sake of Britains future.
Pesty said:
carmonk said:
Just seen the price of petrol has gone up again so it looks like tomorrow I'll be round the back of the pie factory in a BMW whilst a fat businessman chugs my johnson. What other options do I have?
Not sure how these things work but wouldnt you be chugging his johnson?
I would just add, I'm not belittling people who find themselves in that situation due to genuinely dire circumstances, that's not a nice place to be.
But, when it's essentially a lifestyle choice that you'd rather suck cock than pull pints a few nights a week then sorry, it's pretty difficult to take seriously.
But, when it's essentially a lifestyle choice that you'd rather suck cock than pull pints a few nights a week then sorry, it's pretty difficult to take seriously.
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