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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Too Well For Work
You’ve heard of people calling in sick. You may have called in sick a few times yourself. But have you ever thought of calling in well? It’d go like this: You’d get the boss on the line and say, “Listen, … Continue reading
Give Thanks
“Is this how you celebrate Thanksgiving? By watching football?” “Not entirely. I also eat a lot of food.” “What about the Pilgrims?” “Uh, I don’t know. What channel are they on?” “They’re not on a channel. They’re dead.” “Oh. Well … Continue reading
Study Of Reality
The Nestle Research Center in Switzerland just completed a study, and the results clearly show that eating a quantity of dark chocolate every day reduces stress. Of course, Nestle is a chocolate company—but I’m sure the data isn’t biased. Kind … Continue reading
Life Insurance
PNC bank sent me a notice in the mail. Apparently, I am eligible for free life insurance. Apparently, if I am accidentally killed, my beneficiary will receive $1000. Yes, that’s a number ‘one’ followed by three zeros. Wow. It almost … Continue reading
RIGHT HERE
She looked at me with emerald eyes that had once been blue. It was no big deal—I’d changed her eyes myself. And since she was a robot, it didn’t really matter what color her eyes were, anyway. “What do you … Continue reading
New Hope, PA
Jill and I went to New Hope, Pennsylvania, on Saturday afternoon to see The F Bombs play at John and Peter’s. The band was great. The trip could have been better. It’s hard to park a car in New Hope. … Continue reading
A Question Of Commerce
If a person buys something on sale that he or she absolutely does not need (which accounts for the majority of department store purchases), is that person actually saving any money?
A Brief History Of Civilization
The savage had no boss. He had no bills and no morning obligations. He did not pray to coffee, donuts, or television. He did not lament his lack of air conditioning, and he did not spend his Sunday afternoons watching … Continue reading
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The Art Of Negotiation
“So how is everything?” “Great! I feel great!” “Oh, so you’ve been to another one of those sales seminars? Where they talk about being positive?” “That’s right. And it was great! I’m smiling like a simp! And I feel—” “Great! … Continue reading
What I Saw On TV
Henry David Thoreau once said, “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation.” Henry, I’m watching the news, and I have to say most men aren’t too quiet about it. I also notice that commercials during football games mainly feature cars, … Continue reading