Verdict: An absolute fashion staple for all wardrobes. Throw out your "equestrian" sh*t and get these.
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Verdict: An absolute fashion staple for all wardrobes. Throw out your "equestrian" sh*t and get these.
Had an idea for a kick a$$ blog today, but got bit by the uber-busy-Monday bug so haven't really had a chance to string out the entry. Did see Sucker Punch on Saturday. Although the critics hated it (but then again, they also hated Star Wars), it was pretty good. Awesome sound track, hot chicks in crazy a$$ clothing, robots, ninjas, dragons, knights, and steampunk Nazis. I mean seriously? What else can one ask for??
The first of three interns started today at work. The idea of internships have always been a pretty sweet deal on both sides of the coin. On the intern side, you're picking up actual work experience and getting college credits for it at the same time. If you're really lucky, you might also get paid for it (however, not here). On the employer side, benefits come in the form of free (read: slave) labor. Bolstering workforce effectiveness with inexpensive, or in this case...free, labor always looks good. Plus additionally chalking it up to community relations is an added plus as well. That being said, it was a female coworker who remarked that our three female coworkers be required to wear gimp masks while at work. Wow. She said it, not me.
At the risk of sounding misogonistic, there are somethings women just cannot claim to be good at. Yes, I can hear alot of internet browsers going to another webpage, but I still hold this to be true. Per usual, I will present evidence in a bullet list:Now with all this being said, there are many many many things that women typically do that often make guys look bad in the process:
I'm sure there are quite a few I'm leaving out, and no, I'm not saying that men are superior to women. We definately suck at ALOT of aspects of life...but hey, I'm just sayin.
After a solid weekend of drinking, I've decided to take a few days off to let my body recover. I'm also reminded that Mondays are especially unholy when hungover on wine...and the two bottles probably wasn't the best idea. Of course I also found out that people tend to be louder and more talkative when I'm hungover, which may or may not be a correlation.Any consistant reader of this blog probably knows by now that I'm not a fan of the "breeders" of society. People that make it their mission in life to crap out as many children as human possibly, and beating their chests about how proud they are for...well...I guess doing what mankind has been doing since the dawn of time. No, congratulations are not in order, becoming pregnant is not an accomplishment. Finishing a marathon is an accomplishment. Getting a 4.0 on your report card is an accomplishment. Getting pregnant is not an accomplishment. Seriously. If it can be done by accident, something tells me it's not entirely praiseworthy. "Whoops! I got a perfect score on my biology test!"
Beyond my loathing of children, is my loathing of parents who think of themselves king/queen sh*t because they successfully had sex. Let me put the answers in very succinct terms:
Of course who am I to nay say this whole time. Lemme turn this ship around:
I've said it all too often, but the more I complain about it, the more I'm seeing a trend. This country is getting a bit too soft. Why? Probably because there is increasingly heavy focus placed on having kids, having a family, blah blah blah. So much to the point where now policies and legislation is becoming almost parent driven. Even the military provides for more benefits for the married and parents.
Not that I'm bitter, but yeah, you're kids look stupid.
Getting ready to spend the next two days doing alot of travelling for work. And while it's not flying, I still can't really be stoked about not being in my office, just thinking about how my inboxes will be overflowing with "job security" upon my return.
But at least one good thing? At least I'm not going to Iraq. I found in the two times I flew over and two times I flew back, that patience is something I apparently have limitless amounts of. Hours and hours on a single flight, waiting in Kuwait for what I can't even remember, and sitting on a tarmac for hours just waiting for a plane to arrive.
Iraq aside though, I really wish I could just have a job where I do work like George Jetson. Just go to my office everyday, not supervise anyone, make moderately good pay, and press a button every now and again. Provided I wouldn't want the a-hole boss that he did (Mr. Spacely?), but I would just want a job where I can do my work from 9 to 5, Monday through Friday. End of story. Suffice to say, no bloggity-blog for the next two days at least, as I will be enduring an unholy gauntlet of meetings and meet-and-greets. BLECH.
And as for the picture at the top, seriously, how the hell hot is that?? I'd like to know what lottery I need to win to be the bologna in an Amy Lee and Emilie Autumn sandwich???
The last two days at work have been especially brutal. Not only for the fact of going through annual appraisals (both receiving my own, and passing out the ones to the staff), but also just a general level of unchecked f**kery at work. Several of the staff have been bonin' up left and right, which ultimately means it's up to me to write them up.