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WCDT Strips 3971-3975 (April 1st-5th)
Is it cold in here?:
Bubbles has shown leadership qualities before, and a former Marine told me long ago that humor was among the tools non-coms used.
OldGoat:
--- Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 01 Apr 2019, 11:32 ---Bubbles has shown leadership qualities before, and a former Marine told me long ago that humor was among the tools non-coms used.
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If Bubbles wasn't a NCO she was being groomed for promotion.
SeaWoodStage:
I'm taking that to mean that Bubbles did pack a sensible wrap with light protein! (When presented with options, I tend to go for the clean option.)
I've never been in the military or been close to anyone who was, but I suppose a certain type of joke gets very old very fast. I imagine humour is extremely important in military relationships, and it must keep evolving.
SordidEuphemism:
--- Quote from: SeaWoodStage on 01 Apr 2019, 11:49 ---I'm taking that to mean that Bubbles did pack a sensible wrap with light protein! (When presented with options, I tend to go for the clean option.)
I've never been in the military or been close to anyone who was, but I suppose a certain type of joke gets very old very fast. I imagine humour is extremely important in military relationships, and it must keep evolving.
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The puns. My god. The puns. I have several relatives, including my father, in/retired from the Navy (and other, lesser armed forces) and the 'bored guy doing repetitive job keeping his mind active' leads to some of the absolutely worst, groan-worthy punning. It's a delight.
Thrudd:
On the prank front
Didn't pull either at the office this year but was an instigator at someone else's by giving them ideas.
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Just load it as a screensaver image - best effect is on laptops
A classic - tape also works but don't use scotch since some types are a pain to remove cleanly and you will have to deal with the grumpy IT Bugbear
With respect to librarian positions
Commercial publishers also have libraries of still photos, filler stories, artwork, ad copy, various media.
Same goes for companies that work in media or marketing.
These days there are also just raw files on desktops or servers, placed in various user folders as well as the general directory where you are no supposed to save anything, that need to be moved, renamed, indexed and archived.
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My baby sis, graphic artist [yeah-not exactly what most would call IT savvy], ended up doing this for the publisher she worked for because she was the most technically literate on staff.
She "discovered" an astounding amount of materials squirrelled away in file file folders, loose hard drives behind stacks of older magazines, shoe boxes full of negatives and more strange storage habits and media, that added up to an ungodly sum in value.
Place imploded when she left despite her having implemented a simple to use and maintain tracking database from yours truly. [freeware and I did it as a learning exercise]
I was surprised things lasted as long as they did having met the owners and a majority of the permanent staff.
On the sensible lunch option
I can never understand these diet fads and their twisting of language by marketing types
Light protein - what does that even mean?
Clean option - does that imply that contaminated lunches are standard and clean is an option?
I tried a quick lookup on healthy exam foods but the first few pages were all blogs and commercial diet sites and I don't have the energy to dig deep enough to find actual nutritional information not contaminated by pseudoscience or marketing or both.
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