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an obvious case of jaundice
about me
- coffeesnob
- melbourne, Australia
- single, male, 30s. favourite phrase: "the world was like this when i got here".
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- we've had the bodyline series,
- from azimov to zarathustra
- if speed dating
- cat stevens
- better than boost
- a life of incessant thrills (as usual)
- if the world
- pennies for pensées
- nothing in "pride and prejudice"
- more?
- sex and the city
- who needs an alarm clock?
- such a little thing
- herro!
- mozz on madonna
- by my calculation
- another cassandra
- if nothing happens
- in the slow lane
- life is too short
- i wonder how harmonic
- i thought
- would the thief
- amy wong in "futurama"
- who do you think you are kidding, johnny arab?
- we are incessantly told
- ruby keeler in "dames"
- lucky star?
- the last cavalier in a sea of tiresome roundheads
- when people ask
- cola
- did anyone see
- i don't know what's worse
- 23 years later
- normal service
- sorry
- joy in the morning
- toxic waste
- galileo
- i think
- intellectual copyright infringement's big day out
- inside the hexagon
- monet, monet, monet
- the readers have their say
- doctors are spoilsports
- two tribes
- naturally i'm happy alan johnston is now free
- you're not to talk
- why do cats
- dinner with jane austen
- do us a favour
- thank-you, canada
- what happened to
- little englanders
- does
- ipods
- islam
- without doubt
- if a celebrity does it
- judith brett
- some honesty at last
- a great composition
- money isn't everything
- i said to the waiter
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ahem. sticky fingers.
the content on foundfoundfound drains from my brain. not yours. trust me, you wouldn't want it.
3 comments:
You're pissed off with HR too?
no. just happen to think those bingley girls are beautifully drawn characters, and that they display those qualities which we find in hr people everywhere. there's something about hr which attracts unpleasant people. they remind me of that fellow claggart in "billy budd".
Hmmm...I wonder why HR attracts thsoe people? Is it because HR gives people access to a lot of personal information as well as a certain degree of power?
I worked at a firm with an HR director who wore black jeans to work yet went around trying to enforce the dress code amongst attorneys. It never made sense and seemed like some sort of weak power trip.
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