Comments for Oh so Ang!

Comment on Stayin’ alive. by Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 19:12:32 +0000

Ok, thanks for making me feel better about turning 30 in less than a month. I am glad to hear that things are going well for you, and I can definitely see why you wanted those boots.

Comment on Fugly shoes. by Fugly shoes, revisited. | Oh so Ang!

Fugly shoes, revisited. | Oh so Ang! — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 00:10:13 +0000

[...] I feel justified. You may recall, I had a bit of a rant on the hideous Skechers Shape-Ups in Fugly Shoes. New Balance (love their sneaks) comes up with a far more attractive [...]

Comment on Fugly shoes. by Fugly shoes, revisited. | Oh so Ang!

Fugly shoes, revisited. | Oh so Ang! — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 00:10:13 +0000

[...] I feel justified. You may recall, I had a bit of a rant on the hideous Skechers Shape-Ups in Fugly Shoes. New Balance (love their sneaks) comes up with a far more attractive [...]

Comment on Professionalism is boring. by Kim

Kim — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 17:05:13 +0000

Ohhh man. That is EXACTLY what I am thinking when I am reading my college textbook If people would just write textbooks and teach classes while being more conversational and easily understood, learning would not only be more fun but it would also be EASIER to learn! I mean, the point of school is so that you can learn information right? But if something is too hard or boring, we don’t necessarily get the full benefit.

Of course, that’s my thinking in a perfect world. I do realize that the reason why we gotta drag our feet through boring and difficult stuff is because we’re supposed to challenge our brains and grow more intellectual and all that… haha

Comment on Professionalism is boring. by Trisha

Trisha — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:23:29 +0000

It even happens in high school. You can’t be too sarcastic or witty because it’s not ‘professional’. No wonder why my classmates don’t like to read/write – they have to write like a 35 year old office drone. Gah, it makes me angry.

Comment on Fugly shoes. by Vera

Vera — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:56:43 +0000

Ah thank you thank you! I have finally found someone who shudders at the thought of wearing (or going near one) a pair of Uggs. Same reasons as you listed. And you know it’s ironic, really, because they’re probably the only “tall” boots that would fit my legs (never tried).

As for crocks, until I read on the internets I always thought that only old farmer ladies, in some god-forsaken village are the only ones wearing them. Or well, if it’s in a city, it’s probably said farmer wife who’s been left unattended in the “big city”. Brr.

Comment on Professionalism is boring. by Vera

Vera — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 18:47:09 +0000

I religiously read clientsfromhell[dot]net, and just “love” (ok I’m a masochist) getting angry on their behalf.

Re:writing class, I remember how much I hated my native literature classes. They all had “NOW we examine this novel in this exact same way”. Ironically enough, even though I did it in a certain way, I was always very very BAD at it. In contrast to that, our English class’ teacher put way more emphasis on letting US tell people what we think. I LOVED the sessions when the teacher asked us what we thought about some text. Even when we said something completely ludicrous, the teacher would never outright cut us off and say “NO, that is not what the educational ministry wants you to say”.

Oh and college English was taught by a complete idiot. *rolls eyes* I learned more in 5th grade (freshman year junior high) than 2 years of college English class. YUCK!

Comment on Professionalism is boring. by Tracye

Tracye — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 08:12:17 +0000

Dude, you should post more often…

I totally feel you on this. People love to tell other people what they want to hear so that they will in turn be liked. Then someone like me comes along and says what they’re actually feeling cause, I AM REAL, and people just stare at you like, I can’t believe she just said that. I hope they’re thinking, damn she has balls the size of Montana cause yeah, who really cares about being liked by people who can’t even be organic? Or have an independent thought not approved by the new world order.

Fuck. That.

The world is filled with sheep.

Thank GOD I ain’t one of ‘em.

And the business world loves things uniform or they just, can’t, function. But creatives need to get a grip cause, hellooooer. You’re creative.

Comment on Professionalism is boring. by Kalliste

Kalliste — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 10:30:55 +0000

You’re completely right. Sometimes professionalism can be incredibly frustrating. My previous job was a helpdesk for a big Australian ISP and there were so many rules that by the end of the day I was exhausted even though I’d be sitting on a chair the whole day. I’m glad I no longer have to ‘speak with a smile’ anymore.
Although, my current job was a bit of culture shock. Everyone was very straight and normal and you could tell they never spoke a word that they meant… it seems to be the female way of working. Be dull to peoples face and a gossip queen behind their backs.
Luckily, I chipped away at their demeanours and now they’re as bitching and UN-PC as me

Comment on Goddamn fucking moronic elitists. by Naco

Naco — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 15:29:22 +0000

That is weird. At the school I attend for GD you don’t HAVE to have a mac, they suggest it since you’ll be working on macs in the classroom but as long as you have access to a computer with the programs they don’t care. Sure I love my macbook, but to make it required is just ridiculous they do cost a lot

I heard in the past of some colleges requiring items like an ipod touch, so weird. I’m sure there’s someone you can talk to to get an exception as Rose said). Better yet, buy an apple sticker logo and put it on your laptop and be like “oh yeah it’s the new macbook doesn’t ome out for years!”.