The guy with the face tattoos using the Entreweb computer reminded me of a line by Dana Gould.
“You rarely see a guy with a lot of face tattoos hired in the planning department.”
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Not that I entirely understand what that means.
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I used to fill-in Sunday shifts at a library branch that, for some reason, employed a library page with religious text and Greek alphabet letters either tattooed or drawn all over his face. Not staring became a feat of strength.
I hope they were tattooed and not drawn. Drawing would reflect a lack of commitment. Or mental illness. Or the fact that pages don't get paid nearly as much as they should.
Thx for the pointer to Dana Gould - his was a mind made for Twitter. (big fan of his back in my days in SF.) And, yah, I don't get tattoos
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