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- America has the resources both financially and in pure know-how to fix any problem it sees fit to. That it does not means someone is getting getting wealthy on certain systems being entirely dysfunctional.
- The greatest Christmas movie ever to be produced was Die Hard.
- The "Broken Window Effect" is valid in as much as it can be applied to a business, re: Managerial oversight.
- Someday, George Clooney will be President of the United States.
- I always see the glass as half-full. Unfortunately, it is half-full of a deadly poison.
- A "Mary Sue" is not gender-specific.
- In some work environments a 50 years old female co-worker can place freshly-cut apple rings over her nipples and show her breasts to the guys in the meat department, not for the first time, and this is not considered unprofessional behavior on the part of a supervisor, but complaining about the behavior is.
- There are few things better than a new Destroyer or Repairman Jack novel.
- Maryland is an IQ wasteland.
- I enjoy the change of seasons and inclement weather. I look forwards to snow and I challenge thunderstorms to do their worst, as long as I don't have to work outside in it.
- It is unbelievable that a modern, nationwide company is incapable of paying their employees correctly and in a timely manner.
- The adherents of religion have caused more problems than they have solved, but they have been inspired to create some awesome music, ie: the Jesus Christ Superstar soundtrack.
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> I always see the glass as half-full. Unfortunately, it is half-full of a deadly poison.
ReplyDeleteSteve Gerber himself would be proud of that line.
> A "Mary Sue" is not gender-specific.
I seem to remember "Gary Stu" being floated as a male alternative. Or maybe "Wolverine".
> The adherents of religion have caused more problems than they have solved, but they have been inspired to create some awesome music, ie: the Jesus Christ Superstar soundtrack.
And Christmas carols. I love Christmas carols. If I hear Wham's "Last Christmas" one more time I may start gibbering.
While "Last Christmas" is indeed on it's way to being a classic on par with "Rudolph" my favorite Xmas song is "Christmas Wrapping" by the Waitresses.
ReplyDeleteI've always been partial to Christnas Vacation, although Mixed Nuts is good, too. Also? I'm glad I don't work where you work. (Apple rings... brrrr.)
ReplyDeleteIf it wasn't for Die Hard, I would never have liked Ode To Joy as muh as I do now.
ReplyDelete"The "Broken Window Effect" is valid in as much as it can be applied to a business, re: Managerial oversight."
ReplyDeleteYes. Well said.
I concur on all these points despite not being a huge Andrew Lloyd Webber fan.
ReplyDeleteClooney probably will be president someday.
ReplyDeleteI work with a bunch of fat ugly guys in construction. I'd prefer the breast-flasher, 50 years old or not.
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