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Oct. 9th, 2007 12:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
trinityvixenFirst off: my Pink Raygun review of last night's Heroes. Spoilers!
Second: we just had a fire drill at work. The guy made some joke about a Seinfeld episode that apparently did no favors for the character of George. He was used as an example of what not to do in case of fire. "We don't want to be George," yuck yuck. Only someone didn't find it so funny. When he allowed us to disband after the standard lecture and stayed behind to take questions, one of the only ones he got was someone getting up in his grill about why he hates Jews.
Ex-squeeze me? Dude, no one in New York is dumb enough to say that out loud even if they do believe it. Also, he said "No one wants to be GEORGE" not "No one wants to be Jewish." My boss misheard him, too, so okay, maybe you thought you heard that, but why would anyone say that?
Third: I am the master of the intertubes! The lady in the office couldn't find a catalogue number of something we'd asked her to order. I come in and watch her look it up on the company's website, and, lo! There it is! I fixed the internet!
Second: we just had a fire drill at work. The guy made some joke about a Seinfeld episode that apparently did no favors for the character of George. He was used as an example of what not to do in case of fire. "We don't want to be George," yuck yuck. Only someone didn't find it so funny. When he allowed us to disband after the standard lecture and stayed behind to take questions, one of the only ones he got was someone getting up in his grill about why he hates Jews.
Ex-squeeze me? Dude, no one in New York is dumb enough to say that out loud even if they do believe it. Also, he said "No one wants to be GEORGE" not "No one wants to be Jewish." My boss misheard him, too, so okay, maybe you thought you heard that, but why would anyone say that?
Third: I am the master of the intertubes! The lady in the office couldn't find a catalogue number of something we'd asked her to order. I come in and watch her look it up on the company's website, and, lo! There it is! I fixed the internet!
