Sunday, November 18, 2012

There's no such thing as a surefire career choice...

...not anymore, not in this economy.

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13 comments:

  1. KM1:40 PM, November 18, 2012

    God, I wish!
    Though seeing them swing from piano wire is my first choice.
    Remember it's the 98% that give the other 2% a bad rep.

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  2. Stardraigh2:54 PM, November 18, 2012

    Is that Bill Nye as the 2nd lawyer? O.o

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  3. Bazinga3:01 PM, November 18, 2012

    One will take your money and do anything for cash, no matter how sleazy. The other is just a prostitute.

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  4. greg4:09 PM, November 18, 2012

    Yeah, that's Bill Nye. This is a clip of a sketch from 'Almost Live', a sketch show that aired in the Seattle area mid-80's through mid 90...funny, funny stuff. It was so watched out her, NBC allowed them to put Saturday Night Live on half an hour later than normal.

    If you are ever bored, take a look for 'Mind Your Manners with Bill Quan' videos...

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  5. Sean D Sorrentino4:38 PM, November 18, 2012

    That's awesome. I think that they really should operate like that. It lowers overhead.

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  6. Anonymous4:38 PM, November 18, 2012

    This isn't far from the truth if you read Glenn's and other law-blogs about the law grad employment situation.

    The legal "profession" deserves it.

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  7. Anonymous6:00 PM, November 18, 2012

    You do know that the Cortland County, New York District Attorney just came out as a '70s porn actor.

    http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2012/11/cortland_county_district_attor.html

    Lawyers porn?

    Isn't that the city of Chicago or New Orleans?

    Shootin' Buddy

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  8. TinCan Assassin6:04 PM, November 18, 2012

    Well, it's honest. You pay a bunch of money to get f***ed.

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  9. RevolverRob6:21 PM, November 18, 2012

    The only sure career choice these days is as a politician.

    If you can stomach being a smarmy, criminal, bastard, you'll find work.

    At least, that's what I've discerned given the current crop of politicians. They must let anyone do it.

    -Rob

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  10. Kristophr2:13 AM, November 19, 2012

    Bah. They belong in a bordello ... I mean law firm.

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  11. bedlamite8:19 AM, November 19, 2012

    Clicky

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  12. rickn8or4:38 PM, November 19, 2012

    Now I'm confused about what is The Second-Oldest Profession.

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  13. eiaftinfo8:23 PM, November 19, 2012

    Just one word Ms. T - Plastics . . . .

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