black hats, pt.3: still interested?
personally I identify as human first, jew second. while I appreciate the perks of living in a super-insulated socialist urban colony, I don’t think they’d be into my rule bending antics. so this isn’t the community for me, probably not you either I’m guessing. but it does bring up important issues.
what does it mean to be part of the ad community? do these folks care about us personally, or are they just casual acquaintances? connections? it makes me nervous to think about. all the back stabbing, shit talking, shady behavior in this industry. what if we all took care of each
other? that’s my plan. look out for people along the path that feel the same way. otherwise life gets very lonely, and very scary. us adcenter kids get a head start on the game. whether by luck or by design we have a 100 kids who care about each other, and 100 more on the way. something worth thinking about next time you feel alone.
god bless adcenter.
and god bless the good ol' USofA!
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4 comments:
How do you look out for someone who believes that Victoria Beckham is smart and witty?
Just wondering.
i don't like the idea of looking at people as connections.
ps freedom
you triage, that's how
I'd say having someone in your homeycrew that's into posh is a benefit, brings diversity
same could be said about a person who owns more shoes than they have feet, no?
oh, and eb, people ARE connections. to your heart.
jill: victoria beckham is rather witty. she says knickers. and she is hilarious. just look at her boobies.
eb: can i have your phone number? i might need it to connect with you.
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