If I don't get a job soon...
I'll seriously consider becoming some coddled celebrity's slave.
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7 comments:
I like this new theme. Perhaps we should consider changing the title to "slis unemployment blog"
We can't change the name until May 21 when we're officially not students anymore. But then, oh yes, then, we shall be unemployed. Loud and proud.
Speaking about the blog, whoever revised it so it not only looks a little sexier but has a cute little label cloud (what an adorable name!) did a great job.
That was me! I am giving a presentation on tag clouds tomorrow so I thought I should see if I could set one up on the blog before I claimed that it was easy as pie. Note to bloggers, add labels to you posts and see the cloud change. (Though I kinda like that it says REJECTION and poo now.)
Wow, I didn't realize there were so many poo words up there. Yeck. I'm just glad that Rejection is bigger than turds or dung.
So our Google feed totally sent me to your site today, and I'm totally in love. You guys rock. The K.Fed search engine alone has provided hours of entertainment.
Awww... Thanks! We can always use a reminder that we do, in fact, rock, and it's not just our bloated librarian egos playing tricks on us! (And especially considering the self-esteem damaging soon-to-be-unemployed status many of us currently share.)
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