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  • by Pit

    So there’s a theory that employers don’t update your work badge because it’s cheaper and the employees don’t like it.  I recently pulled out a passport photo from ten years ago and I don’t recognize my picture- the job and the twitery is taking its toll…

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  • by Pit

    So I’m writing performance reviews for the staff.  Does a good job, or “Kicks Ass with a Chainsaw on the trees of mediocrity” doesn’t have the right ring to it.  Looks like I’ll have to be more creative.  Seems like this has been a problem for years- look at the genius who wrote Albert’s review [...]

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  • by Pit

    So we order an alarm.  Lope specifically tells the company send someone who knows what they’re doing.  So of course they send a dipshit who installs the same $99 system over and over.  I start asking complicated questions like do you have glass break sensors integrated with your window sensor- do you have Internet enabled [...]

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  • by Pit

    If anyone knows the original author of these colorful metaphors, let me know and we’ll credit him- Pit Memo from HR Dear Employees: It has been brought to management’s attention that some individuals throughout the company have been using foul language during the course of normal conversation with their co-workers. Due to complaints received from [...]

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  • by Pit

    I spent a little over a decade in the Air Force- had to get out to take of a critically injured family member.  Anyway, during that time I learned a lot about discipline, honor and country.  I saw many exotic lands- met a bunch of people, some friendly, some not.  I saw some beautifully executed military [...]

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  • by Pit

    Yes, throughout the ages there have been twits.  I take you back to trials of World War II, when Commander Matt Sherman of the USS Sea Tiger had his own Twitfall moment.  You see Commander Sherman was the skipper of a submarine.  And they ran out of toilet paper.  It’s not exactly a reuseable resource, [...]

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  • by Pit

    So I’ve got a martyr working for me.  You know the type, No One Works as Hard as Me, I’m sooooo stressed, everybody feel sorry for me.  At what point did we become so accepting and permissive of the weak?  Grades are unfair, pass everyone.  Let’s pay everyone the same, regardless of effort?  Hard work [...]

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  • by Pit

    Okay, last post we talked about ball maintenance for the fellas.  Let’s talk about ball protection.  It is every man’s sacred obligation to protect his testes from harm.  This instructor shoots his student in the balls.  Oh the humanity…  http://rescuehumor.com/video/TASER_to_Balls.htm  

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  • by Pit

    Old people and technology.  Two things that go together like sandpaper and your teeth. About ten years ago I was a shift supervisor in the communications squadron of the Air Force.  I had to support a number of assorted twits, and one of the most demanding was a librarian.  But not just any librarian, she [...]

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      • ♦ 1783 Treaty of Paris, ending the Revolutionary War, is signed.
      • ♦ 1849 California State Constitutional Convention convenes in Monterey
      • ♦ 1900 British annex Natal (South Africa)
      • ♦ 1935 First automobile to exceed 300 mph, Sir Malcolm Campbell
      • ♦ 1939 Britain declared war on Germany. France followed six hours later, quickly joined by Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada
      • ♦ 1940 First showing of high definition color television
      • ♦ 1940 US gives Britain 50 destroyers in exchange for military bases
      • ♦ 1976 US Viking 2 lands on Mars at Utopia
      • ♦ 1978 Crew of Soyuz 31 returns to Earth aboard Soyuz 29
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