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After further conversation, I knew that he had become homeless after getting laid off from his job and dropping out of college .

"Watching my friends' careers go up in smoke and watching tons of people getting laid off gave me the strength, " she said.

Open up the business pages any day of the week and you'll see news of shops liquidating , workers getting laid off, retailers bleeding cash.

Getting laid off a few years ago taught me the hard lesson that I can't let others think for me - I need to think for myself.

Whoever said "puns are the lowest form of humor" was probably not getting laid regularly.

Today, I put a sock on my dorm room door to get everyone to think I was getting laid.

Marriage is, among other things, a convenient means of getting laid on a regular basis.

"Fear? Me? No, absolutely not, " she said. "I mean, I'm sorry so many people are getting laid off, but my job is safe as houses. "

He can't conceive of a world where social status or getting laid or, for that matter, doing drugs, is not the most important thing.

In an age flush with dubious detox trends, one treatment is getting laid to waste this week: the colon cleanse.

Granted, Valentines Day is just a day where if you pull everything off correctly, you have a 100% chance of getting laid.

Getting laid-off can happen to the best of us also.

So, if everything else went right and you do end up getting laid on Valentine's Day make sure that you are clean.

Having lower pay than their male peers, however, could shield some women from getting laid off.

Dress well, maintain your hygiene and stay fit, and you'll be getting laid well into your golden years.

They want to know why Americans are getting laid off, while workers from abroad continue to work.

I think that getting laid off will prove to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

A worry wart in an office environment, for example, may spend most of his or her time fretting over getting laid off or fired.

"Fact is, you don't know how they feel, because you're not getting laid off, " she says.

Will having a degree insulate you from getting laid off?

I'd rather be a starving artist and make it to my goal within that time than be "safe" and risk getting laid off.

Even getting laid, I actually don't do that.

OK. Yes. Good. We are getting laid tonight, right?

Book binding is also a recession-proof business, because it caters to people who have money, and who aren't worried about getting laid off.

The toss-up is between getting a big pay cut or getting laid off.

Walking home, I realised that is the closest I have been to getting laid in two years.

Jim: I don't really have a choice. People are getting laid off every day.

After getting laid off from Equiserve in 2002, Lewis took a job at Fidelity and considered going back to school to pursue tax law.

god, you know, there is something wrong in the world when bambi's getting laid,