have you noticed how people use rock star in a corporate setting

[Elphenor]

Probably my favorite comedy

[The exploding boy]

Only good thing Jennifer Aniston ever was involved with.

[slunken]

idk i had a dog-eared issue of this as a lad
http://s3-ec.buzzfed.com/static/enha...65535633-4.jpg

[slunken]

its a shame things with her and ross didn't work out

[Elphenor]

Makes me nostalgic for when I first discovered the internet

[The exploding boy]

I just find her so despicable. Its like "oh look a naked girl ass. Oh but...it's also jennifer Aniston's. Conflicted...hormones say one thing, brain another"


Well i'm talking back then. Today i don't have the problem of hormones.

[slunken]

yea i would have been 13 in march of 96. but as you can see on the cover i had it because there was a pumpkins article inside.

[Trotskilicious]

the republicans and the religious right just above her bum

[Trotskilicious]

i'm very perturbed to know that ninja is the new stupid business buzz term

is that someone that does something without you knowing it because they work literally twice as much as they should

[Trotskilicious]

damn, sam was over here fixing all the stuff at 4am! what a ninja! almost didn't see who did it but i was gonna take credit for it anyway and i still am. like a bawse.

[duovamp]

I tried to be a rockstar but I became a cat owner instead.

[Shallowed]

Originally Posted by scottytheoneand

ninja

I haven't heard that one yet. God, and I thought "rock star" was absurd.

[Lucky Day Spa]

ninja, rockstar, guru, all that bullshit has been floating around bro-heavy horrible tech firms for years

http://unsuck-it.com

[The exploding boy]

I'm pretty much a ninja though.

I mean in my everyday life.

It's a way of life. ninjutsu.

[The exploding boy]

I kid but this is actually true though. Probably most kids of the 80s ended up wikipediaing ninjas at some point or other in their lives but i found it interesting to learn that there were villages of ninjas. And what it mainly meant to be a ninja, i mean their beliefs and way of life was to do things with as less noise as possible. To not cause any disturbance. Absolute quietness. And it's why they ended up making good assassins. They learned martial arts (like most of asian culture then) and stuff but it wasn't so much about being trained killers, it was a philosophy. It just so happened their way of living made them prime candidates to be killers.

At least that's what i remember from memory.


More people living in apartment buildings could use a bit of the Ninja philosophy....

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by Lucky Day Spa

ninja, rockstar, guru, all that bullshit has been floating around bro-heavy horrible tech firms for years

http://unsuck-it.com

rock star is something i've seen on craigslist adverts for receptionists

i had a friend that worked at this restaurant where the uniform was a black shirt that said ROCK STAR on it

[Shallowed]

Come to think of it, I see "super star" more often than I do "rock star" on job ads

There's a subtle difference

[Trotskilicious]

keep in mind i live in the self styled "Live Music Capital of the World"

[Lucky Day Spa]

motivated self-starter ready to take on the world

[Trotskilicious]

we pay 8.55 to start

[ilikeplanets]

Originally Posted by The exploding boy

did someone ever say "i need this done yesterday"?

I'e never worked in an office but i just hope people actually say that.

My version is "we need to be there 5 minutes ago!" but yeah i love it