Truth in advertising.
It's twelve minutes long, it's got some salty language and it's fucking funny. You might not want to play it at work. People saying what they're thinking at advertising meetings. Featuring Colin Mockery of Whose Line.
(Thanks to Mark Evanier.)
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This is, as the kids say, teh funnay.
I actually intereviewed with a marketing firm recently, so I hope they don't find my blog. Or I hope they think it's funny too. I kid because I love.
I admit, I deleted my post ( a rather harmless one) because I sent a link to some people at work (my bosses). I then thought, crap, they may somehow find their way to my blog thru "I Quote Myself". I may have (don't remember) or will (I'm sure I will) say something bad about my employer.
So that's my long winded excuse.
Why do I ramble????????
Oh yeah, I am now posting because I don't give a shit if they find my blog. Aren't I all daring and what not.
Dave, if you're not managing all your blogging (your posts and comments elsewhere) as if your boss was reading over your shoulder, you ain't doin' it right. Better safe than sorry. If you want to get Scared Straight, go do dooce.com and read her comments about getting fired for her blog... I think the category is "dooced."
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