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19 Responses to Some days, I really really really love my job
As a nit, I think the wadded-pant imagery was overused. I suggest a couple thinly veiled “excitement” metaphors – something about eliciting Libbidy Counsel’s “turgid response” or “involuntary shudder” at the performance.
Oh! I thought you were. Well still… it applies to any profession. If you’re not doing what you want to be doing, then figure out what it is you want to be doing and fix your aim on that.
Yes, I am doing that. I write novels on the side. Someday I’d like to do that full time, but I need to earn more doing that than I make as a tech writer. You know the deal.
Oh come on, don’t be such a homophobe. It isn’t like you see anything more graphic than what you would see on an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog, unless you click through the splash page.
I wasn’t being serious… But I don’t even understand why gay porn exists. Go to the “M4M” section of craigslist for any city… it’s faster and easier to get a gay hookup going than it would be to download gay porn no matter how fast your internet connection is. I’m not even sure why these guys want marriage rights… cant’ get married… can’t serve in the military? Who in the US has it better?
Judging by the fact that my firm’s website filtering software blocked and red flagged my attempted visit to the linked site, it must be a doozy. Good job, I guess.
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considering that Lambert is out and open about his sexuality, wouldn’t these hypothetically aroused members of the Staver family be guilty of coming to the nuisance?
1. You don’t get to read legal brief like that too often.
2. Good use of verklempt.
That was a lovely way to start my day! I’d love to see the response you receive.
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Nice job!
Beautiful. Your job is more fun than mine.
As a nit, I think the wadded-pant imagery was overused. I suggest a couple thinly veiled “excitement” metaphors – something about eliciting Libbidy Counsel’s “turgid response” or “involuntary shudder” at the performance.
I agree that it was over used. I didn’t realize that the final draft used it twice, and your metaphors would have made it much better!
That does indeed look like fun to write.
I am writing software release notes right now, and instructions for performing silent installations.
I envy you.
Writerdood, read this.
I am not a lawyer.
Oh! I thought you were. Well still… it applies to any profession. If you’re not doing what you want to be doing, then figure out what it is you want to be doing and fix your aim on that.
Yes, I am doing that. I write novels on the side. Someday I’d like to do that full time, but I need to earn more doing that than I make as a tech writer. You know the deal.
Me: “Hey, this is a great letter. I wonder what this ‘Corbin Fisher’ is. AAAAAAAAAAAAAH MY EYES! MY EYES!”
Oh come on, don’t be such a homophobe. It isn’t like you see anything more graphic than what you would see on an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog, unless you click through the splash page.
I wasn’t being serious… But I don’t even understand why gay porn exists. Go to the “M4M” section of craigslist for any city… it’s faster and easier to get a gay hookup going than it would be to download gay porn no matter how fast your internet connection is. I’m not even sure why these guys want marriage rights… cant’ get married… can’t serve in the military? Who in the US has it better?
Judging by the fact that my firm’s website filtering software blocked and red flagged my attempted visit to the linked site, it must be a doozy. Good job, I guess.
Bravo, Marc. Keep fighting the good fight.
I just have to say that the entire paragraph about Lynchburg is hilarious, but the conclusion is classic:
“It seems quite clear that this is not
the ‘real America,’ and thus complaints from within this community should be given no
weight.”
Couldn’t agree more.
Randazza, you rock! I would LOVE to be a fly on the wall at the FCC when they read this letter.
[...] Fourth, even though you don’t get to say whatever you want when you do your job, Randazza does. Finally, Randazza’s not merely a practitioner — he’s a winning [...]
considering that Lambert is out and open about his sexuality, wouldn’t these hypothetically aroused members of the Staver family be guilty of coming to the nuisance?
Sorry to bring boring zoning law into it.