Comments | axereaver: There is no love here, and there is no pain

axereaver

There is no love here, and there is no pain

Mar 20, 2008 08:47

Yesterday was a bit of an interesting day. I had my interview for a hospital security position to head to. It's raining, so I make sure I'm prepared for that. What I wasn't prepared for was the fact someone has apparently fucked with my car. The driver's side windshield wiper blade was missing. And not like someone stole it, no. The housing ( Read more... )

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jerlad March 20 2008, 17:27:50 UTC

damn sounds like you had a little bit of my luck. Keep me posted on your developments! If you want any books to read, let me know

axereaver March 20 2008, 23:34:42 UTC

I think several people will agree with me that I have worse luck than you do. You're just absent minded. :P

nimnix March 20 2008, 19:25:54 UTC

ok, that is the funniest video ever.
And,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkysjcs5vFU&feature=related

You could always do what I do and write stuff to read. Or I could write something for you to read. I've done stories by request like.. once. And I'm bored.

Or you can go through all the stuff you have on that harddrive of yours. I'm sure there's something in there you haven't read yet.

As for interviews, I've never been asked what my interests and hobbies are, though my answers really easy: I like to read. What I read, employers really don't need to know. The interview you had makes sense. You'd think more employers would want to know things like that, instead of the open-ended social questions (even though I know why they ask them).

For my job, I first went to take a test. Then they called me for one interview with the QA dept, and another with HR. That process took way too long.

People steal the weirdest shit.

axereaver March 20 2008, 23:40:20 UTC

I would write, but as I mentioned in my last post, I haven't had one iota of creative idea jump into my head lately.

I would just say I like to read, but then I've been asked what I like to read as a follow-up question. My problem there being I don't tend to read more mainstream authors. I mean to, but I find the other stuff more interesting.

nimnix March 21 2008, 00:38:57 UTC

You read Dean Koontz, right? he's mainstream :P
At least mainstream enough that people would hear of him