Give up, you're not going anywhere...
as i posted to a response to one of my dear
con_science's posts:
i remember the precise moment that i realized that i could die at any moment, doing just about anything.
that was when i was a teenager and was mid-ass wiping when an earthquake hit.
i remember because it was a quick potty break during a commercial of Headbanger's Ball, it was.
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all of you that now work in retail, or have ever worked in retail? i know that you will understand and gasp in horror.
this week? inventory week.
*bows her head and raaaaaises up her hands to accept all of your prayers and condolences*
yesh. the officemax i work in has approximately 130,000 items, and we get to touch, read, organize, label, scruitinize, fondle, and/or/possibly/maybe eat every single piece of those. i'm sure that i'll get a large hunkachunka that, as my hours this week have DRASTICALLY increased over those i've been getting over the last month.
i can hardly contain myself.
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i remember the precise moment that i realized that i could die at any moment, doing just about anything.
that was when i was a teenager and was mid-ass wiping when an earthquake hit.
i remember because it was a quick potty break during a commercial of Headbanger's Ball, it was.
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all of you that now work in retail, or have ever worked in retail? i know that you will understand and gasp in horror.
this week? inventory week.
*bows her head and raaaaaises up her hands to accept all of your prayers and condolences*
yesh. the officemax i work in has approximately 130,000 items, and we get to touch, read, organize, label, scruitinize, fondle, and/or/possibly/maybe eat every single piece of those. i'm sure that i'll get a large hunkachunka that, as my hours this week have DRASTICALLY increased over those i've been getting over the last month.
i can hardly contain myself.
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