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While the ingenuity and the effort put into creating those claws is impressive, and far more than I would ever put in to a costume, the cynical part of my brain thought "All that and he couldn't figure out how to make a pair of gloves that would hide the fact that he's got a keyboard tray strapped to his arm?"
This is why I don't want to have my annual review, yo. I mean, no one has held this position at the current volume of work that I am processing, but I'm sure I'll get dinged.
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Poor Jamey though, who had to wait through all that buildup.
At least our second-biggest client really likes me. He always thanks me for getting stuff done so quickly. He's also into old cars, especially Corvairs. I really impressed him when I knew about the turbocharged Corvair and correctly explained why the early models (of all Corvairs) were so prone to rolling over.
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I don't know if anyone's posted about this...
Yahoo has an on their main page for a new tv by Sony. It's billed as "The world's first television for men and women."
I clicked the ad to find out why it's the first for men and women, but there wasn't anything, now I'm left hanging. I have no idea if my current tv is a men's tv or a women's tv. Or why their tv is now unisex.
Maybe it comes with two remotes? And one of them has pink buttons?
What, does it show Lifetime and Spike TV in split-screen?
Maybe it comes with two remotes? And one of them has pink buttons?
It can be used both standing up and sititing down?
According to WaPo, it's more stylish.
I've been coasting for *years* in my job. It's a miracle no one's noticed. Or they've noticed and they don't care.