Kaylee ,'Out Of Gas'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
It's a pet peeve. It's so much of a pet peeve that I've bought it a collar and some chew toys.
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Good lord. Really, the image that sprang to mind just then...for the love of Pete, don't tell Jeeves. I blush and boggle at the memory.
BAD imagination. No biscuit.
I blame the Mathematicians.
I blame the Mathematicians.
I'm telling Emily!
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Smart man. Smart man.
Hivemind question: Some family friends have asked to get a copy of Dave's resume to see if they can help him with finding a better job. So, I am trying to write a general cover letter, but I am stumped as to what should go into a cover letter that isn't for a specific job or even a specific type of job.
Oy. There's an article in the Washington Post about how some college guys are having "erectile disfunction." They quote several male students by name, and there are several people I know quoted. That was so something I didn't need to know about any of these people, especially not from a major newspaper.
sj...I'm not sure I'd write a general cover letter. Instead, I'd add an "Objective" section to the top of the resume.
Oh, Hil. That's a bit much for this early in the morning, I bet!
sj...I'm not sure I'd write a general cover letter. Instead, I'd add an "Objective" section to the top of the resume.
With what kinds of things in it? He isn't just looking exclusively at one type of work. He has so many varying interests and qualifications.
I don't think I'd include a letter at all - if your family are forwarding it to someone they know, they would write the letter. And then if a specific position is in the offing, Dave can write a letter then.
ETA: I'd say the same thing for the objectives.