Would you quit work if...

[Smacktalks]

Your working in a technical call centre fixing pc problems for the DWP on a perminant contract, earning

[Fozy]

What online business may this be?

[Aero]

gambling alone is much much much to risky really dude, you've fucked up big once before like.

and

[Big Bizang]

You NEVER leave a paying job unless you have another lined up. Quitting would be the stupidest thing you could do. Especially quitting to rely on gambling.

[Smacktalks]

@Iain: It's a type of social networking / news website but aimed at the local community rather than a global audiance. If I decide to run with it, it'll be setup using Facebook Connect, etc. so you can use it with your Facebook account, etc.

I'll also be running this place and putting more time into keeping all the subsites updated to try and earn more ad revenue.

@Aero: The old method I was using was similar, but had major flaws when you compare it with what i'm doing at the moment. I felt like quitting late last year but decided to see how well I could sustain the winnings. I've now gone from the 29th November to today and made

BettingPandL_2009.txt

[Aero]

is there any reason ur spreadsheet does not work in the latest firefox/internet explorer or notepad/wordpad/MS word

[jitz]

He told you it's a spreadsheet and to rename it as .xls (excel). It works fine after that.

I know I wouldn't be quitting my job with the job situation around the world as it is...

[Aero]

hahaha i did read that... then forgot. cheers

[Smacktalks]

It depends on your line of work though. I'm lucky because theres a ton of call centres in the north east that are always looking for staff.

If work offered part time work then i'd jump at the offer, but it's only offered to people with young children.

[Aero]

lie?

oh, it turns out i got some chick prego and she's dumped the baby on me, part time please