Why is it that people in the "branding" business (and all that net related guru stuff) always use passive-aggressive (mostly aggressive) lingo like "get a clue" and "fork in the head"?
Is it because the way to feel important and smart is to go looking for people who are really, really dumb, and then giggle about how dumb they are?
I mean, I wander onto these sites and I'm probably as smart or smarter than these particular experts, but I already have to fight through these grinning idiots with their "get a clue" and "fork in the head" attitudes.
But then why is there such a huge number of applicants for jobs as kindergarten and elementary teachers? I guess we all like to feel smarter than someone...
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Why is it that people in the "branding" business (and all that net related guru stuff) always use passive-aggressive (mostly aggressive) lingo like "get a clue" and "fork in the head"?
Is it because the way to feel important and smart is to go looking for people who are really, really dumb, and then giggle about how dumb they are?
I mean, I wander onto these sites and I'm probably as smart or smarter than these particular experts, but I already have to fight through these grinning idiots with their "get a clue" and "fork in the head" attitudes.
But then why is there such a huge number of applicants for jobs as kindergarten and elementary teachers? I guess we all like to feel smarter than someone...
Hey get a clue!!!! Put a fork in your head!!!
Give me a break.