Shred the Eleventh: The sleeper has awakened!

Ah, another quenching episode of Lost, drawing ourselves nearer to the biggest answers.

I "loved" the torture part, it was even better at defining the producer's addiction of expressing/clarifying/explaining so little in such a long breath than last episode's "I need to tell you something" - "Wassup" - *dies*

Sayid: What are you doing to me?
Dude'gen: tacet, blows dust on Sayid's hot hairy body
Sayid: Wait, what are you doing?
Dude'gen: tacet, sticks needles and whatelse in Sayid
Sayid: Stop, tell me what you want?
Dude'gen: tacet, turns up the heat
Sayid: Please don't, we can't talk.
Dude'gen: tacet, administers shocks
Sayid: (after the screaming part) Tell me what you want?
Dude'gen: tacet, goes to take burning spear.
Sayid: No, wait! I'll tell you anything. What is it that you want from me?
Dude'gen: tacet, tortures further
Sayid: (crying like never before) Tell me, tell me why this, what you want from me?
Dude'gen: tacet, goes to slice a bread and put gem on it
Enters Goggles
(blablabla)
Sayid: Why did you do this to me?
Goggles: We needed to test you.
Sayid: Test me for what?
Goggles: Don't worry. You passed.
Sayid: TEST ME FOR WHAT MOTHERf**kERS!!!!


Jack asking 15 times what's in the pill was only nice. Mmm-mmm.


Edited by Ricochet - February 10 2010 at 15:35

That sucks Henry!  I can remember working at an office where there were 7 salary workers and 5 hourly workers and we had a big snow day.  All of the hourly workers showed up, since they wouldn't get paid otherwise.  None of the salary workers were able to make it into the office that day.  They were paid a salary so there was no extra motivation to make it to the office for them. 

Most of the people here are hourly. In fact, it's the salaried managers who are much more likely to go above and beyond, even though they only get paid for 47.5 hours a week and they usually are there 50+. I guess corporate forces them to and threatens their jobs or something, and if they forced me they'd also have to pay me extra so they leave me alone. At least I hopefully got brownie points for being the only person to show up in the semi-blizzard.

rushfan4 wrote: And my 1 star review is off the front page in under 3 hours.

Is AtomicCrimsonRush Bonnek's night shift?

Fatigue is kicking in, why did I choose to relisten to Book Of Angels X-XII before Mycale.

But since I'm mentioning, I'm more and more inclined to say Medeski, Martin and Wood (XI) are doing a better job than everyone's favourites Bar Kokhba (X). The latter starts to fade, even with its great pieces.

Henry Plainview wrote: Most of the people here are hourly. In fact, it's the salaried managers who are much more likely to go above and beyond, even though they only get paid for 47.5 hours a week and they usually are there 50+. I guess corporate forces them to and threatens their jobs or something, and if they forced me they'd also have to pay me extra so they leave me alone. At least I hopefully got brownie points for being the only person to show up in the semi-blizzard.

The managers in all of the stores that I worked at have all filed lawsuits. sh*t, I still get the flyers in the mail telling me of a new or continuing lawsuit.

Velkom

Oh crap... thunderstorm coming.


Edited by Any Colour You Like - February 10 2010 at 18:13

Move to LA.

KoS wrote: Move to LA.

I couldn't handle the population.

Eh. I will be able to visit Barnes & Nobles before I visit college.