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Make sure to let your Boss (or Bosses, for those lucky enough to have multiple Jobs) know how much you appreciate them on their special day.

Patricia Bays Haroski registered "National Boss' Day" with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 1958. She was working as a secretary for State Farm Insurance Company in Deerfield, Illinois, at the time and chose October 16, which was her father's birthday. She was working for her father at the time.

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64 and still belting out 3 hour sets at each show, happy birthday to a true american icon
#3
64 isn't that old for a white collar job
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my bosses are pretty cool
#5
im my own grandpa
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I arrived to work today to find a parcel of Lindt "irresistibly smooth" assorted chocolate truffles and a Neuhaus milk chocolate praline bar sitting on my desk. Both had yellow post-it notes on them wishing me a happy bosses' day from Susan and Ida, respectively.

Irresistible my left foot. Barely able to contain my rage, I stormed out of my office and loudly demanded that the offending personnel take back these cacao-fealties immediately. I will not participate, I proclaimed, in this capitalist fauxliday. Every day that we work without equity is Bosses' Day, I explained. Even the taskmasters are slaves in the building of the Pharaohs' pyramids, I metaphorsized.

But I was rebuffed with excuses of "I am watching my weight" and "they give me kidney stones." I had no choice but to evenly distribute the confections to all who would partake.

Next time Bosses' day rolls around, get me a bullet, not a bonbon.
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wb laserjew
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thanks but i'm prob not staying long... every second I am here is a second I could be spending trying to escape this white collar nightmare.
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thirdplace posted:

my bosses are pretty cool



hang this traitor.

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not one fucking atom of these sugarplums will come into contact with my taste buds, that I can assure you.
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~~ points to sig-znick ~~
#12
I'm my own boss!-- I beat my own ass on my OWN schedule!
#13
i told my boss i couldnt celebrate boss's day because the concept is repugnant to every fiber of my being and he said "its not like were celebrating columbus day"

am i being bossed by a liberal?
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well duh its anyday
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roseweird posted:

i think i'm gonna get a job

that's cool. what kind of job you lookin' at? banking? teaching the lute? priestess?

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roseweird please raise chickens
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perhaps through group effort, rhizzoners can raise many types of animals... some sort of... co-op.... some kind of... animal farm
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roseweird posted:

teaching music would be really nice, craigslist is full of people with music phd's with rates of $16/hr and less though, i am only an enthusiastic amateur and don't think i can compete. obviously being a priestess would be great too, like, if i get to wear linen robes and gold and officiate over sacrifices, if you know of any opportunities please let me know

you said you were thinking of going to that school on long island or something? maybe you could get a job out there. something rewarding like filing insurance forms.

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teach English abroad, that's all americans are able to do with their uni degree half the time and their defective accents mean they're shithouse for even that
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roseweird posted:

i'm thinking of getting a job here in the city during spring and maybe summer before i move for school, to save some money, i'm hoping with that and loans i won't have to work through classes

what program? you were taking a mix of classics and religious studies and such before, right?

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Lykourgos posted:

teach English abroad, that's all americans are able to do with their uni degree half the time and their defective accents mean they're shithouse for even that

is there some way you could prosecute yourself for killing tpaine.

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too busy chuckling at getfiscals post to respond to your crocodile tears, rose
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one of the most famous d&d posters, before all of your time i guess, joined a cult in the 1980s that thought like some energy wave or spaceship was going to come or something, and then it didn't so he was like fuck well okay time to move on and then he just like did other shit. live and learn. which seemed funny to me because you'd think at that point the commitment was so great that they'd just spin off into more crazy but instead he learned computer network maintenance and moved to japan.
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roseweird posted:

i didnt really join a cult. it's an academic department. but it's also a cult. yeah i did religious studies, i learned liberal protestant postwar theology, especially kierkegaard and tillich, mostly though i learned about love and narcissism and authority and money firsthand by observing my narcissist teachers, whom i love, but am glad to be escaping for the clarity of science.

cool.

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roseweird posted:

yeah it was ok, my advice in general is to join a cult if you encounter one

im thinking about the frso

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frso are cool. i emailed them a bit ago about getting publications off them and they never responded. i must have used my precinct account accidentally or something.
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yeah they seem to be active in salt lake, unlike, every other quasi communist political formation in the us.
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< K Dog > ruddfucker87@gmail.com subj: how 2 joining?
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getfiscal posted:

one of the most famous d&d posters, before all of your time i guess, joined a cult in the 1980s that thought like some energy wave or spaceship was going to come or something, and then it didn't so he was like fuck well okay time to move on and then he just like did other shit. live and learn. which seemed funny to me because you'd think at that point the commitment was so great that they'd just spin off into more crazy but instead he learned computer network maintenance and moved to japan.



Just like pizza

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getfiscal posted:

one of the most famous d&d posters, before all of your time i guess, joined a cult in the 1980s that thought like some energy wave or spaceship was going to come or something, and then it didn't so he was like fuck well okay time to move on and then he just like did other shit. live and learn. which seemed funny to me because you'd think at that point the commitment was so great that they'd just spin off into more crazy but instead he learned computer network maintenance and moved to japan.



yeah,my friends uncle was the same way, he toured with the dead for years but then after jerry died someone tried to take him to a phish show and he was like meh and now hes married with teenaged children