Nsalaw
Nsalaw
Nsalaw

Agree. Jonah Hill makes my skin crawl and Seth Rogen sounds like he's got a wad of phlegm caught in his throat *retch*, yet the babes love them.

Oh, don't worry. I believe in the power of the internet. She's gonna wish she had thrown out that jury summons, like I do every time I get one.

I do too.

Especially since her husband is a lawyer! All the lawyers I know had something to say about the case when it came into national spotlight. The lit agent and the book deal is just a little too quick of a turnaround. This is so fucked up.

There clearly needs to be a law that jurors cannot profit from their service on a jury. I have no doubt whatsoever that this woman lied about not watching the news and not reading the newspaper so that she would be more likely to be selected—and be able to cash in later. This just keeps getting worse and worse.

I really hope this lady's name gets leaked to the public.

Just so everyone knows, video of Zimmerman was played of him walking the police officers through the crime scene for the jurors. It's almost like he testified without cross examination.

Seriously if you think this make anyone the 'worst human being alive' I'd highly suggest you rethink your priorities. And possibly pull your head out of your ass and get to know the real world.

Im going to have as many kids as I can so I can groom them into stars and I can live off of their wealth like a parasite.

Sundresses won't take care of you when you're old, sure, but face it: your kids probably won't, either.

Ohhh, this makes me so sad. George Michael and I desperately want to have babies, but he lost his job a year and a half ago unexpectedly, and we're still not back on our feet. Granted, we're still on our twenties, but we went from wanting five kids to three to "well...we have a cat."

Your man's gotta learn to not find his cover and concealment in poison ivy patches.

Mmmmmm hmmm. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, youths. Drinking a lot SUCKS now.

Am I just being dim this morning or is this really not that bad? She does say it was for a really good reason and was ultimately a positive experience, but being pregnant can do a weird number on your body (my aunt told me her wrists swelled up in her third pregnancy, which she hadn't even thought would be possible)

My advice: Unless the task you're assigned violates your ethics or the law, just do it.

It's so important to be nice to everyone but yes, to this. And in regards to being nice to everyone - it sounds so silly to say but smile at people in the hall and say "Hello!" - or at the coffee machine, or the bathroom. Wherever you see them. The intern I worked with last was an awesome girl - so good at what she

I've worked in HR for close to 15 years now and I can unequivocally say everything you listed are actual 'real' jobs. When you waitressed did you sometimes have shitty customers who you still had to serve and charm to get a good tip? Guess what, in an office you're going to have shitty co-workers (or hopefully just

We have a lot of right out of school interns at my publishing company who, for reasons beyond me, act like they're too good to make spreadsheets or copy reports and who whine about how they deserve better because they "have a degree". And while I agree that it sucks to be an intern with no guarantee of a permanent

Those are all "real" jobs and, despite seeming to have little correlation to your new job, will be more helpful than you realize. Especially with general problem solving skills. There are a whole lot of people who end up in grad school never having had any job, so you are already ahead of the game. Don't be nervous.

You should never gossip unless you want to be viewed as a fool. You should listen to gossip, learn from gossip (it's not all rooted in evil- some employees do suck), but you should always, always be above saying a bad word or forming a strong opinion.