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Zen VulgarityWhat a lovely day for teaSecret British ThreadRegistered Userregular
To: Human Resources, Armdale Tea Room
Re: Dishwasher (Casual)
I am writing to apply for the position of "Dishwasher (Casual)" because, let's face it, dishwashing isn't a career. I'm not going to sit up all night and worry about the stats on my quarterly dishwashing report. I want to show up for my shift, wash gross half-eaten food off plates for a few hours, and then go home. It sounds like the sort of job that I don't even need to think about while I'm doing it. I can think about weird sex things or about what if zombies were racist, would they not eat you if they hated the colour of your skin? Would you be safe? Or would they eat you out of spite? I need to make a few extra dollars to pay rent, to buy groceries. I don't want to have to care what your company stands for, or try and make myself sound like some kind of inhuman perfect employee.
It's like meeting girls. A relationship is just another kind of job, isn't it. In the beginning you pretend to be that perfect employee. You lie in the interview and then you do your best for a while. You never step out of line. You always wait until you go home to use the bathroom if it's number two. You shave and brush your teeth every day. When you're kissing you never pull out the pen and write "whore" on her body unexpectedly. You behave. But how long can that go on before you start going crazy? You have to be yourself. That's why it's called being yourself.
And soon you start slipping up. You think, "Oh, I'll just use the bathroom a little bit. Just a bit of a number two, to hold me over until I get home." You start chewing gum just before you see her, because you forgot to brush today. You find yourself writing, "who" on her confused face, and you scramble for a weak explanation. "Oh, I just didn't want to forget to look something up, later. Who, uh... Who played the girl in The Apartment? Was it Shirley MacLaine?"
In the end it never works out. You are who you are, no matter what you pretend at the beginning. So I'm not pretending. I drink to ignore my problems. I spend more time with my computer than with my friends. I don't have a very good relationship with women. I am angry and lonely, but I can wash dishes just fine. I'm being honest. Please don't be an asshole about this.
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Zen VulgarityWhat a lovely day for teaSecret British ThreadRegistered Userregular
To: Human Resources, Armdale Tea Room
Re: Dishwasher (Casual)
I am writing to apply for the position of "Dishwasher (Casual)" because, let's face it, dishwashing isn't a career. I'm not going to sit up all night and worry about the stats on my quarterly dishwashing report. I want to show up for my shift, wash gross half-eaten food off plates for a few hours, and then go home. It sounds like the sort of job that I don't even need to think about while I'm doing it. I can think about weird sex things or about what if zombies were racist, would they not eat you if they hated the colour of your skin? Would you be safe? Or would they eat you out of spite? I need to make a few extra dollars to pay rent, to buy groceries. I don't want to have to care what your company stands for, or try and make myself sound like some kind of inhuman perfect employee.
It's like meeting girls. A relationship is just another kind of job, isn't it. In the beginning you pretend to be that perfect employee. You lie in the interview and then you do your best for a while. You never step out of line. You always wait until you go home to use the bathroom if it's number two. You shave and brush your teeth every day. When you're kissing you never pull out the pen and write "whore" on her body unexpectedly. You behave. But how long can that go on before you start going crazy? You have to be yourself. That's why it's called being yourself.
And soon you start slipping up. You think, "Oh, I'll just use the bathroom a little bit. Just a bit of a number two, to hold me over until I get home." You start chewing gum just before you see her, because you forgot to brush today. You find yourself writing, "who" on her confused face, and you scramble for a weak explanation. "Oh, I just didn't want to forget to look something up, later. Who, uh... Who played the girl in The Apartment? Was it Shirley MacLaine?"
In the end it never works out. You are who you are, no matter what you pretend at the beginning. So I'm not pretending. I drink to ignore my problems. I spend more time with my computer than with my friends. I don't have a very good relationship with women. I am angry and lonely, but I can wash dishes just fine. I'm being honest. Please don't be an asshole about this.
To: Human Resources, Armdale Tea Room
Re: Dishwasher (Casual)
I am writing to apply for the position of "Dishwasher (Casual)" because, let's face it, dishwashing isn't a career. I'm not going to sit up all night and worry about the stats on my quarterly dishwashing report. I want to show up for my shift, wash gross half-eaten food off plates for a few hours, and then go home. It sounds like the sort of job that I don't even need to think about while I'm doing it. I can think about weird sex things or about what if zombies were racist, would they not eat you if they hated the colour of your skin? Would you be safe? Or would they eat you out of spite? I need to make a few extra dollars to pay rent, to buy groceries. I don't want to have to care what your company stands for, or try and make myself sound like some kind of inhuman perfect employee.
It's like meeting girls. A relationship is just another kind of job, isn't it. In the beginning you pretend to be that perfect employee. You lie in the interview and then you do your best for a while. You never step out of line. You always wait until you go home to use the bathroom if it's number two. You shave and brush your teeth every day. When you're kissing you never pull out the pen and write "whore" on her body unexpectedly. You behave. But how long can that go on before you start going crazy? You have to be yourself. That's why it's called being yourself.
And soon you start slipping up. You think, "Oh, I'll just use the bathroom a little bit. Just a bit of a number two, to hold me over until I get home." You start chewing gum just before you see her, because you forgot to brush today. You find yourself writing, "who" on her confused face, and you scramble for a weak explanation. "Oh, I just didn't want to forget to look something up, later. Who, uh... Who played the girl in The Apartment? Was it Shirley MacLaine?"
In the end it never works out. You are who you are, no matter what you pretend at the beginning. So I'm not pretending. I drink to ignore my problems. I spend more time with my computer than with my friends. I don't have a very good relationship with women. I am angry and lonely, but I can wash dishes just fine. I'm being honest. Please don't be an asshole about this.
Over-qualified.
Da. It's pretty much the best thing ever.
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Zen VulgarityWhat a lovely day for teaSecret British ThreadRegistered Userregular
Not to your home though Grandma.
You're coming home with me.:winky:
Don't you feel guilty that you're attracted to the elderly? Senior citizens are more at risk of illness, injury, or even death, than any other demographic of the population. I mean, ask a doctor. They will all tell you that being old just is not healthy. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should seek professional help.
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Zen VulgarityWhat a lovely day for teaSecret British ThreadRegistered Userregular
edited July 2008
oh fck
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whats goin on therr
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KageraImitating the worst people. Since 2004Registered Userregular
You know, Loren is a nice guy, and I would totally hang out with him, but if he was ever in a position to decide policy, I'm pretty sure I would have to have him replaced with someone suitably cynical.
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Kagera: I love that song. But all my girlfriends and exes and close friends are/have been bisexual.
Also I like kissing girls.
And she has a kitty!
Also I want to see a gay dude sing that song.
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That said, those girls who kiss girls just to attract guys are gross.
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Zen VulgarityWhat a lovely day for teaSecret British ThreadRegistered Userregular
Not to your home though Grandma.
You're coming home with me.:winky:
Don't you feel guilty that you're attracted to the elderly? Senior citizens are more at risk of illness, injury, or even death, than any other demographic of the population. I mean, ask a doctor. They will all tell you that being old just is not healthy. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should seek professional help.
They're also more likely to put you in the will after a good roll in the hay.
Look, I'm not saying I'm proud of what I do. I'm just saying it'll pay off in the long run.
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I'm in no condition to be witty.
neither is Zen apparently.
hay
gck you greps
and the hore you roge in on
set thia ig wht i love tehspectre
but i was suppsed to be youlre santa and i had no money
fcuk
im lkie a thrd world secret sanya
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Maybe next time.
they need condons
lots of fckinl goin; on
that lonh blov\\ck of tevt at 1 in tha morning
the uck is wronh witj you
It's two in the morning.
Overqualified.
Da. It's pretty much the best thing ever.
shti
Go home, Grandma.
You're drunk.
i'p'm happy1
You're coming home with me.:winky:
On the same side or on different sides?
its mah dck in a box
Don't you feel guilty that you're attracted to the elderly? Senior citizens are more at risk of illness, injury, or even death, than any other demographic of the population. I mean, ask a doctor. They will all tell you that being old just is not healthy. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should seek professional help.
se==
whats goin on therr
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAp9BKosZXs
I mean, I know being a pop musician nowadays is about being an attention whore but for christ's sake this gets on my nerves something fierce.
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Kagera: I love that song. But all my girlfriends and exes and close friends are/have been bisexual.
Also I like kissing girls.
And she has a kitty!
Also I want to see a gay dude sing that song.
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That said, those girls who kiss girls just to attract guys are gross.
thay video suckz soo bad its no longer on
Look, I'm not saying I'm proud of what I do. I'm just saying it'll pay off in the long run.
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Senj: All I got was a recording of Fapfapfapfapfapfap. And it was on repeat.
Just to be safe, you get the joke, right?
God I hope everybody else thinks it's as funny as I did.
Now, let's go back to talking about octogenariaphilia. Cause there aint no party like an 80+ party...
You and Zen should get together after he sobers up.
Or before. Both have potential for hilarity.