Say it, don't spray it:

Glenn - 2004-10-25 12:38:10
Ms. Kitten, Maybe you should start hassling others for enough change so you can ensure you get the cleary needed coffee each morning. (I can't truly empathize as I've never had a cup of coffee in my young life, but after weeks of voyeristically sharing your life, I do care!)

Kungfukitten - 2004-10-25 12:50:11
I like the way you think. I could also make a cardboard sign that says "Will kick ass for coffee" or "Will interpret actuarial tables for food."

nabikinem - 2004-10-25 13:45:20
Companies are just the stupidest entity ever conceived, aren't they? I was just discussing my old company (AKA Hell, Inc.) on the phone today. Their 'team' and 'lean' obsessions boardered on the psychotic. Not that this helps or anything, I just wanted to let you know that I realte, and The Man needs some prozac.

rebecca - 2004-10-25 16:37:50
What does that even mean? "Longevity Adaptability"? So... the company can adapt to longevity? That doesn't mean anything. Aside from being just plain ridiculous, it's extra ridiculous to put that crap in the elevator. People in corporations do so many lame things, it's a wonder the world hasn't imploded. My favorite is still those t-shirts they gave us that said "The Winning Combination" right across the breasts.

Amber - 2004-10-25 17:42:11
I think I would have to pinch myself if I saw words written inside of an elevator aside from the ever cliche "for a good time call..." heehee, don't feel bad, I would have panicked a little too. : )

jfsuperstar - 2004-10-26 14:05:33
i'm married and all but, shhooo girl, you so dang cute, i wouldn't charge your sweet ass for a coffee! elevators are for transporting, not for education. kind of symbolic of how we teach our children today, eh? pretty soon we'll have vocab words inscribed on potato chips-wooops, pringles is already doing that!

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