Oh, my god. Someone actually did this for their resume: [link]

I HOPE that is done ironically (which would have its own smartass downside at a lot of jobs), but I'd be terrified that the person who would show up for the interview would be a Lennie Small type who's a computer programming savant but so relentlessly twee about everything that I'd be constantly battling an urge to commit murder.

Oh, my god. Someone actually did this for their resume: [link]

Wow. That's amazing, but it does trigger my skeptic senses.

it does trigger my skeptic senses

As in he didn't apply for a job with it?

Co-worker offered me popcorn with artificial sweetener on it. At least I checked before touching it, but I have a pile of cold popcorn on my desk. It's hysterical how he can't taste it at all, but the people who he's shared it with all think it's overwhelming.

I stumbled across Paul McCrane yesterday. I can't work out if it was just sunny, or he was trying to be undercover--I ended up deciding the guy in shades (he'd been in traffic next to me, and then pulled into Frys when I did) wasn't him because not ginger, and if he hadn't asked for help at the entrance I'd have gone on thinking it wasn't him. But no way that voice wasn't the amputee doctor/regenerating mutant killer/other yelly dangerous person.

Not ginger...hmm.

Heaven saved me from "I talked to a black girl on this African topic, so I know".

Paul McCrane was a serious ginger in Fame. Also adorable, and he sang!

This is some bullshit: The News and Documentary Emmys ceremony isn't black tie! But the gift bag does have a ton of candy and cookies in it, so that's something.

Paul McCrane was a serious ginger in Fame.

Nothing can be trusted, but whatever his birth status (drapes? carpet?) he had dark brown hair on Monday.

"Cleopatra was white, so all ancient Egyptians and their gods were white, as far as I was told by the black girl I worked with."

I wish I had the walk-away gene.

Check it out! He was so adorable.

As in he didn't apply for a job with it?

Yeah.