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I recently interviewed for a receptionist. She had tats on her knuckles. Next !I have no issue with tattoos anywhere else but on the neck and face. I just don't get it......
I recently interviewed for a receptionist. She had tats on her knuckles. Next !I have no issue with tattoos anywhere else but on the neck and face. I just don't get it......
"Interviewed" for a "receptionist".I recently interviewed for a receptionist. She had tats on her knuckles. Next !
FYI not all job applications start with a massage Gary."Interviewed" for a "receptionist".
Successful ones do..FYI not all job applications start with a massage Gary.
I recently interviewed for a receptionist. She had tats on her knuckles. Next !
Shit! Sorry mate.oh crap - I taped it - now you've spoilt the end for me
True. Probably more rebellious to not have any tatts if you're an NRL player these days.I actually think they are becoming so common now that those previous prejudices are fading away.
Every f**ker and his dog has got a tattoo now. It's about as rebellious as doing 70 in a 60 zone or saying "bottom" out loud.
Unless you are a business owner and want the people in the front-line of your business to represent your company in a certain way.I actually think they are becoming so common now that those previous prejudices are fading away.
Yep, that is true but my whole point is that the particular scenario that you are painting is becoming increasingly less common.Unless you are a business owner and want the people in the front-line of your business to represent your company in a certain way.
So do you now call him the paddle pop lion???My cousin recently got a tattoo of a lion on his chest and shoulder. It looks stupid because he has a body like a paddle pop stick.
My 13 year old daughter wants to do an apprenticeship with buddy then open a Carlos bakery in Australia. Probably a pipe dream but I've encouraged her to chase it.@I bleed blue & gold when you were in New Jersey did you manage to get a look at Carlo's Bakery ? It's in Hoboken.
We were planning to head over there on the train, but stumbled across a NYC Carlo's store in the Theatre district (42nd St). The kids were excited to get a cup cake etc so we went inside. It was crowded and you were required to take a number.
My number was F56.
A few minutes later I realized that they were serving A12. I asked a woman next to me what her number was and she said B30-something and that she had already been waiting 40mins.
I walked out ...
Not in terms of business hiring, except for certain businesses????Not in terms of business hiring, it isn't.
Neck, face and hands are a big no-no and they will (rightfully) stay that way for a long time.
Apart from, of course, wanky hipster "businesses" but f**k them.
If he wasn't calling him that he should now.So do you now call him the paddle pop lion???
Not in terms of business hiring, except for certain businesses????
One of your best.
Yeah but it was also a reference to a cross section of the community which invalidated your argument and confirmed mine.It was just a snide comment at hipsters that deserved to be thrown in because hipsters deserve an existence filled with snide comments.