OT: Things we find freaking neat but no place to post

[IPostedWhat]

 

[puckhead]

where is that from?

 

[IPostedWhat]

where is that from?

The pic has been making its way around the internet claiming that a shark tank collapsed at the Scientific Center in Kuwait.

It's actually a pic of a flooded subway station in Toronto, with the sharks added.

Here's the original pic.

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

I just found $13 in one of my shirt's pockets.

I posted this here because I found it freaking neat but had no place to post it.

 

[SLY]

maybe consider it a freedom of employers to choose the personalities that they wish to employ?

Yea... I rush to conclusions too quickly. I have worked over 30 hours in the past 2 days, cut me some slack.

 

[SLY]

I just found $13 in one of my shirt's pockets.

I posted this here because I found it freaking neat but had no place to post it.

 

[higgyfan4]

I just found $13 in one of my shirt's pockets.

I posted this here because I found it freaking neat but had no place to post it.

give it to me. Why does a bird need $13 for? Or a shirt for that matter...

 

[IPostedWhat]

Seems safe, but I'd think twice about rocking in it.

 

[forty_three]

I think that when someone does something universally immoral, unethical, disturbing, or whatever other word you want to throw in there, in his or her private life, it often reflects on what type of character that person has. Character is often reflected in quality of work, be it in the timeliness and quality of the completion of work-related tasks, the interactions of the worker with his or her colleagues, the interactions of the worker with persons outside the company (private or public), or any other factor of work performance. Ergo, when someone does something significantly wrong outside of work, and the company catches wind of it, they can fire the individual on the basis of not living up to the quality of character they want to employ.

Beyond that, anything done online is done in a public forum and therefor is no longer a part of the individual's private life. Public actions reflect upon the company, and so public actions are the company's concern.

Bottom line is we don't know anything about the guy other than you gotta be a serious asswipe to post that. The company could have realized he posted it at work. Maybe he had already had some other trouble and they figured he wasn't worth it. Maybe the owner of the company was related to the girl. Too much we don't know.

I used to work for a company that used to hammer home that you can't wear their logo into a bar. And if you got caught, it was insta-fired. I didn't like it, but I wanted to keep the job, so I complied.

But then again, the company was so hated, that wearing their logo in public was just an invitation to get yelled at...

Yea... I rush to conclusions too quickly. I have worked over 30 hours in the past 2 days, cut me some slack.

It's okay, you can be tired and cranky on your "own time"

 

[puckhead]

The pic has been making its way around the internet claiming that a shark tank collapsed at the Scientific Center in Kuwait.

It's actually a pic of a flooded subway station in Toronto, with the sharks added.

Here's the original pic.

nice.

 

[mattola]

 

[Dacks]

LOL'd (or is it L'dOL?)

I only recognize three of them though - Sneezing panda, Serious squirrel and Piano cat. What are the rest?

 

[mattola]

hugging kitten cat, tickle cat and the one in the box Im not sure

 

[mattola]

 

[mattola]

 

[Dacks]

Thanks matty

 

[SLY]

7 gross wonders across America - CNN.com

 

[buffhockey]

 

[higgyfan4]

awww, too cute...

 

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