Showing posts with label jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jobs. Show all posts
Aug 12, 2008
Bluntestburgh Update
Yo, the fair denizens of Bluntestburgh need your help! They're leaving the city cause they got no jobs! There are lines around the corner for people waiting to get their government rationed Champale!
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Apr 3, 2008
former ceo of a biotch company
seems mostly to consist of typos, but there's some funny stuff in there.
this could be a cool site in a year or so... once they have more content.
not hired
one of my favorites...
brilliant.
on a side note, i found a stack of records in the trash on my way to work today ...
lotta dollar bin finds, but highlights include ...
this could be a cool site in a year or so... once they have more content.
not hired
one of my favorites...
and from their myspace page ...
also, notice that it's not even a scan of the image, he or she took a picture of it ...
brilliant.
on a side note, i found a stack of records in the trash on my way to work today ...
lotta dollar bin finds, but highlights include ...
- nazareth - hair of the dog (yesssssssss)
- cyndi lauper - she's so unusual
- tom petty - damn the torpedoes (don't wanna live like a reffffuugeeeee)
- hall and oates - h20 (maneater!)
- a very psyched-out looking record called "silhouette segments" ... looks like a christian record of interviews with pop stars. track titles include "hippie version of the 23rd psalm" and "hippie version of creation" i cant figure out if its interviews or music ... the gate-fold has all kinds of photos featuring pastor john rydgren with pop stars of the 60s ... peaches and herbs, the association, the monkees, 4 tops, etc ... ah, someone else already wrote about it ...
- black flag - my war (original 1983 release with rollins on vocals, prolly worth something to somebody)
- lost in the stars ... this is another weird one, from 1985 on the A&M label, its the music of Kurt Weill as being performed by a staggering list of artists including sting, john zorn, lou reed and tom waits ... whaaaa ? i didn't know who kurt weill was so i looked it up ... he wrote "mac the knife" (from threepenny opera) as well as "september song" and co-wrote music to a bunch of other musicals in the early 20th century.
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