Since I work on a university campus, there is a certain amount of emphasis on job searches by students, by employers, and by . Workopolis Campus is currently advertising using a bookmark and poster campaign with the slogan "Dare to Dream." The slogan appears beneath a student with arms outstreched, apparently shouting for joy. Across his body are the following items beside check boxes: An Office, Parking, My Name on the Building. I don't much see the point of the ads, but one student scribbled across a poster these words "Who dreams of THAT?"
Hmm. You mean aside from The Donald?
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If I had enough money to put my name on a building, I'd just name it "The Building." Just to mess with people's heads.
But that's definitely not one of my dreams.
I was also suitably confused by that advert. There was something cruciform and messianic about the pose, as well. I suppose the new heaven is $$$, but even at that, I had to wonder about the appropriateness of the message on a fairly left-leaning campus.
And, after all that confusion, I took a swig of Gatorade, chewed some licorice, and ambled over to the fountain to watch young women chase bunnies into the Sunset.
Whaaa...nothing wrong with that?
Truly,
Stallionforce
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