a needle's sympathy / the kindness of a gun / the monster in your head / the truth from which you run
Friday, November 19, 2010
Be Rude to Secretaries Day
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Brutally Honest and Operative Words

I truly hate the brutally honest. They're always so proud of their honesty, as if "honest" were the operative word in that phrase.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Whatever You Do, Do Not Click On That
A mirror n perfect position so she can watch herself get pipe'd dwn
well if they like me...another fine ass woman lol!
what they can't have
Love & Effection . lmao sike! more like Money & Purses
every GYATDAUM thing....sheit!!!!
a wedding
to make ppl believe they don't suck guys off
what every other woman has :)
Kitchen gloves and a iron board.
To be like Kim Kardashian. Not work n date celebrities.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Well, At Least It All Makes Sense Now
In 2008, as the financial crisis raged, the stock market hit bottom and the Great Recession ate into the economy, the number of millionaires in the United States plunged.But last year the number of millionaires bounced up sharply, new data show.
And after that decline and rebound, the millionaire class held a larger percentage of the country's wealth than it did in 2007.
. . .
The boom didn't reach all parts of the population. For the middle class, home values account for a larger slice of a family's wealth than they do for the rich. And unlike stocks, home values remain at or near the lows they reached after a painful crash.
In fact, real estate and other hard assets, such as $200,000 cars, aren't reflected in Boston Consulting Group's report. Had they been, the financial condition of ordinary Americans would have appeared even worse.
Well then. Suddenly tea parties and class warfare and tax cuts for the wealthy in the middle of the worst economic climate since the Great Depression make sense.
And people wonder why I don't see "socialist" as an insult.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
These People Think They're Funny

I would like to explain something about social interactions between people at different social positions, specifically as it relates to work. I find myself, on a regular basis, laughing at rude comments clients make because I have to. Your insinuation that I am not doing my job properly because I can't pull my boss out of my pocket exactly when you would like to speak to him is not funny. It's really obnoxious, in fact. The only reason I don't tell you off is because I need my job. Don't assume my laughter means you're funny. The same applies to waitresses, cashiers, etc.- anyone who has to be polite to you to keep their job.
Last week the LTR and I were visiting a retail establishment. As I’m making my purchase I start giving the checker girl a hard time. It started after she apologized for how slow the line was moving. I’d been watching her as she was a cute athletic blond with a nice shape. She had a kind of maladroit composure that I found somewhat endearing. I chided her for a lack of efficiency.
She protested that she was only a trainee. I riposted that would explain her lack of competency at the moment, which got a laugh out of her.
I looked at the other gal
that was helping her and asked her if she was the party responsible for making sure the new girl was doing her job properly. She gave me a wide smile and said she was. This opened the door for me to playfully shift all the blame to this woman who was managing the situation. The whole interaction continued for several minutes.
