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Job Listings – October 9, 2007

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The Jobs You Wish You Could Take, But Not Really

As I cruise the job boards each week to bring you a smattering of listings, I often come across those that are insulting, weird, or just completely bizarre. This one transcends all categories and lands somewhere near Saturn or Jupiter:

“I’ve smoked enough peyote to know what works and what doesn’t. I’m a damn good bullshi**er and I have a fantastic idea that I know will be a smash hit, I just need someone with talent to help me. This idea is a sure thing. But ONLY if you do it. So…. give me a call and let’’’’’s set something up. – gray”

Not exactly sure what the topic is. And perhaps that’s the point, eh? Or perhaps someone should put the pipe down and back away sloooowly….

Here are a few jobs that don’t require recreational drugs (to my knowledge):

Car and Automotive Writer
Pet Mag Writer (low pay)
Fashion Writer
News Desk Manager (telecommute/high pay)
Freelance Publishing Writer
Outdoor Guidebook Writer
SEO Writer
Freelance Sports Writer

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1 thought on “Job Listings – October 9, 2007”

  1. Amy Derby says:
    October 13, 2007 at 8:47 pm

    I’ve seen that guy before. I’m thinking he’s trying to do a satire of the ridiculous craigslist posts. Unfortunately, we’re used to seeing ones way worse than that, so he’s just blending in as yet another nut.

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