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This shit showed up in my work inbox this morning, and I thought I'd share.

Dear Chris,

It is my pleasure to inform you that you are being considered for inclusion into the 2009-2010 Princeton Premier Business Leaders and Professionals Honors Edition section of the registry.

The 2009-2010 edition of the registry will include biographies of the world's most accomplished individuals. Recognition of this kind is an honor shared by thousands of executives and professionals throughout the world each year. Inclusion is considered by many as the single highest mark of achievement.

You may access our application form using the following link:

Welcome to Princeton Premier's Online Form Application...

Upon final confirmation, you will be listed among other accomplished individuals in the Princeton Premier Registry.

For accuracy and publication deadlines, please complete your application form and return it to us within five business days.

There is no cost to be included in the registry.

If you've already received this email from us, there is no need to respond again.

This email serves as our final invitation to potential members who have not yet responded.

On behalf of the Executive Publisher, we wish you continued success.

Sincerely,

Jason Harris

Managing Director

Princeton Premier

Basically, you are adding yourself to their contact list, (something companies usually pay for) and it sounds like they end up charging you for your narcissism.

They've got guts, I'll give them that.

There's also no way I'm up for such an award. I've been at this job for like 1.5 years, basically maintaining a bunch of pathology websites. :palm:

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It is, you can tell by the impossible movement of the flying ball. I had the same reaction you did before checking again :D
Also by the fact that he never looks at the kid.

Alas, I was kind of hoping it was real. This is probably my favorite new meme -- putting kids getting whalloped into animated gifs.

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Also by the fact that he never looks at the kid.

Alas, I was kind of hoping it was real. This is probably my favorite new meme -- putting kids getting whalloped into animated gifs.

As the dad of a little one they make me hurt. :(

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No, because that would make me hurt. Other peoples' kids getting hurt == comedy; me being hurt == tragedy.

And yes, there's probably a certain amount of mislaid trust in me, that the kids aren't actually getting whalloped, and that they're resilient as all hell.

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This shit showed up in my work inbox this morning, and I thought I'd share.

Basically, you are adding yourself to their contact list, (something companies usually pay for) and it sounds like they end up charging you for your narcissism.

They've got guts, I'll give them that.

There's also no way I'm up for such an award. I've been at this job for like 1.5 years, basically maintaining a bunch of pathology websites. :palm:

My old boss actually believed in that crap. He not only sent in the application but also purchased a nice, faux leather bound book with a huge list in it for the cheap price of $100!!!!

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