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"recruiters" poems
***** I like ***** I like **** before you touch, you must get permits. Nothing like a nice pair of assets, oh how puppies make nice pets. Bazongas are ***** that are large, strippers and hookers, will always charge. Nothing like the perfect ***** but only on the perfect woman. ******* are yummy dark or white, but first you must wait for an invite. Some girls even have a third ****** do not squeeze says Mr. Whipple. I don't mind girls on the itty, bitty, ***** committee, on a carpenters dream, I show no pity. They could be called a bust, some call them cans, a woman's squeeze box, all men are fans. Chesticles is a term I have never heard, but everyday, I learn a new word. I like cones, I like jugs, girls with big ones, I give hugs. Al Bundy loved calling them ******* at the restaurant, I wish I was one of the recruiters. A girl with a nice set of knockers, might find herself with unwanted stalkers. Fergie sang about her lovely lady lumps, a good set of melons, still give me goose bumps. ***** always come in a pair, why do bra's, they have to wear. Even men who smoke lots of crack, still can appreciate a good sized rack. I don't care if there fake or real. in a crowded room, I always cop a feel. Girls love showing off some cleavage, I wish I lived in a ***** village. Babies need breast milk to make them stronger, if the mom is hot, they may do it longer. In conclusion, I love ***** with whipped cream or melting ice cubes.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 3:49 PM UTC
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I daydream that the recruiters go out of their way not to promise dates and even marriage with **** Nordic blond beautiful co-eds for the players. I daydream that they the recruiter bring in local so-called cool jet set types to add spice to the recruiting process. I daydream that the recruiters take notice of whether the local layout of the campus is ideal for the players and that they show 'em around the campus and in the city or town (including "campus town") of the respective schools. I daydream that they definitely don't promise under the table money and everything is on the up and up. I daydream that they emphasize the liberal arts programs of the respective colleges and suggest to the players that the combination of a good liberal arts education and skills learned in sports could lead to a good position later on. I daydream that they emphasize the building up of what I call the two key faces of college football and basketball programs - depth and balance of the players. I daydream that they emphasize that the players obey conduct rules. I daydream that they emphasize the well-roundedness of their respective programs.
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Aug 1, 2017
Aug 1, 2017 at 10:12 AM UTC
How I Daydream About the Mechanics of Major College Basketball and Football Recruiting
I have a name I have an address;                           & some contact                                                       information _I am educated_ I list working on a degree in your field          June 2012        And many relevant classes.                            GPA: 3.0kay I graduated high school with flying colors.       June 2008 _I have experience_ I've done a few interesting things before:           Various Times Various Positions, Various Places                                                 * I worked one or two places you might even have heard of. * I even got work on a product that you probably use.           My experience isn't that extensive:                  I'm Not That Old A Personal Project, Various Clubs                                                 * I'm just graduating,                                                                       * How much can you really expect?                                               _I have many skills_ I claim to do: some things that you do;                                           I claim to use: some of the tools that you use.                               I look pretty much like all the others in this pile:                           My content is glittering, my formatting pristine,                           But I'm special. Pick me!                                                 9.19.11                                                 D.B. Guy
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 2:46 AM UTC
A poem for corporate recruiters
I have a name I have an address;                           & some contact                                                       information _I am educated_ I list working on a degree in your field          June 2012        And many relevant classes.                            GPA: 3.0kay I graduated high school with flying colors.       June 2008 _I have experience_ I've done a few interesting things before:           Various Times Various Positions, Various Places                                                 * I worked one or two places you might even have heard of. * I even got work on a product that you probably use.           My experience isn't that extensive:                  I'm Not That Old A Personal Project, Various Clubs                                                 * I'm just graduating,                                                                       * How much can you really expect?                                               _I have many skills_ I claim to do: some things that you do;                                           I claim to use: some of the tools that you use.                               I look pretty much like all the others in this pile:                           My content is glittering, my formatting pristine,                           But I'm special. Pick me!                                                 9.19.11                                                 D.B. Guy
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You prevent me moving on You limit my horizons You cheapen my achievements And you delete me based on age You are the judge and powerbroker Little that qualifies you for this And your prejudices and abilities gap Run riot over my ambition When you are from within And not an agent for My background scares you And threatens your own standing No perfect world No meritocracy No boat rockers Just the usual suspects
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Jun 9, 2012
Jun 9, 2012 at 5:36 PM UTC
Recruiters
I apply I apply, Yet, No reply No reply, I apply I apply, Yet, No Interview No Interview, I believe, I believe, I will get hired, I believe, I believe, I will shine, No matter how many times you reject, I apply I apply, I linkedin, I linkedin many recruiters, I throw many applications in Dice, People say a friend in need is Friend Indeed, A friend indeed found a job in past, I wonder i wonder, all these job sites really work, I wonder i wonder, all these job sites really work, If you want to prove it right, find me a job where i sit tight, If you want to prove it right, find me a job where i sit tight, Job seeker, Job seeker, where have you been, I have been to all these websites, but in vain, Is there a train, which can find a job for my brain, Time will reveal when will be sun shine! I believe, I believe, I will get hired, I believe, I believe, I will shine!
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 5:50 PM UTC
Employment
War by proxy, the future of conflict super powers clashing on foreign soil in battles fought by locals divided into camps pitted against their own for differing convictions not for the lack of reasons; fuel to the fire added by their recruiters propaganda, subterfuge, subversion; no need to worry about ordnance and military hardware, ammo and suplies they will be provided duly by the sponsors; the agenda is to drown a patch of land in blood, with an island built from bones lonely in the middle, just big enough for a g-man to set foot upon, tie the laces of his boot; an then move on. But what of all the residue? Nothing goes to waste all will be reused blood to fuel bones to amunition surviving souls to generations of hate slaves If you're elsewhere building an oasis somewhere peaceful, someplace quiet, watch your back and keep an eye on the silent sky there are birds of steel and wires with their artificial brains roaming, cruising, watching, their senses and their talons lent to their puppeteers, mere employees looking for a chance, at that multikill promotion fingers itching at the joystick... but outside and back at home, a prison cell of boredom waits to chew them in slow motion to the bombed and the bombing, to the greedy and the mourning, we don't call this life hell is real we're both prey and hunter madness is contagious and haunting
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Jan 16, 2017
Jan 16, 2017 at 7:29 AM UTC
The Cracks Advance
Hi Aishwarya, very very hearty congratulations!! You deserve this As much as we recruiters deserve success After burning the midnight oil For months and months Of you I'm so proud Of course, always have I known That, extremely talented are you Not to mention, dedicated and hardworking Nevertheless, quite the feather in your cap this is And gives you bragging rights, it does!! From "Jagame Thanthiram" to "Archana 31 Not Out" And from "Gatta Kusthi" to "King of Kotha" Always, have I been enamoured By your ability to act in a variety of roles AND play them all to perfection By your expressions Which change as frequently As a chameleon changes its colours And finally By your utterly bewitching beauty and charm Something that can be replicated not Even by the most celebrated divas of Bollywood!! An amazing actress are you And an even better human being Nicer than Keanu Reeves More humble than Johnny Depp And at the same time Extremely outspoken and brutally frank There ain't nothing That you can achieve not I endeth on this note You are under arrest For the crime of stealing my heart!!
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Oct 31, 2023
Oct 31, 2023 at 3:31 AM UTC
Hearty Congratulations, Aishwarya
Jesus wore sandals, you wear sandals. The heat from the flames seared from out the window of the black Buick. Emails from job recruiters are trying to make you work for them. Work for the man. Don’t use your brain. Be my slave. You do not exist. You exist for me. Washington D.C. has a neighborhood; and walking deeper and deeper into its trap will lead to the retelling of the Conrad’s Heart of Darkness. My GPS is my angel, pointing me in the right direction. A cliché, yes, but how very true. The Washington Post stand is blocking the entrance to the corner store like a trusted guide. There’s a lock on the box that holds the newspapers. I’m a Vietnamese American man. Man, Whites, black, Hispanics, Asians; they, all give me weird looks. Emotions course through the stem. Sleep awaits, but NaS said, “sleep is the cousin of death.” There is this beauty-skin book sitting on the balustrade of light green row-house, propped against a neat, white fence that holds in the pink magnolias. Rain drops on the book. Pattering along the cover, the raindrops, slipping, now running down the cracked brick, seeping into a cigarette **** This is the neighborhood. The book is hope. Allah, God, Buddha The can from the soda company is in the grass in the D.C. Neighborhood. Who put it there? It is raining, cleaning my body. The rain is pouring and I feel like I’ve found my calling. It is to form the language. And as that epiphany smacks me in the face, my left side of my brain starts hurting. What does this mean? Am I truly waking up from the dream? I understand. You’re listening to me. The raindrops fell on my glasses and I felt my vision was changing. The cloudiness disappeared from the lenses. Cay’s pain-stricken face turned into a smile, full of happiness, full of friendship. He’s a good friend. I’m the bad one. I want to be good. I want to be good. It’s change. For the better, for real. When it was raining, The lightbulb popped up outside. And I finally had the lightbulb speak to me for the first time. I knew I was a bad person and now I needed to change into a good person. The car stops moving forward, I turn the engine off, And go back to the beginning.
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Sep 29, 2016
Sep 29, 2016 at 3:01 PM UTC
TV Ad for Intelligent Beings
Jesus wore sandals, you wear sandals. The heat from the flames seared from out the window of the black Buick. Emails from job recruiters are trying to make you work for them. Work for the man. Don’t use your brain. Be my slave. You do not exist. You exist for me. Washington D.C. has a neighborhood; and walking deeper and deeper into its trap will lead to the retelling of the Conrad’s Heart of Darkness. My GPS is my angel, pointing me in the right direction. A cliché, yes, but how very true. The Washington Post stand is blocking the entrance to the corner store like a trusted guide. There’s a lock on the box that holds the newspapers. I’m a Vietnamese American man. Man, Whites, black, Hispanics, Asians; they, all give me weird looks. Emotions course through the stem. Sleep awaits, but NaS said, “sleep is the cousin of death.” There is this beauty-skin book sitting on the balustrade of light green row-house, propped against a neat, white fence that holds in the pink magnolias. Rain drops on the book. Pattering along the cover, the raindrops, slipping, now running down the cracked brick, seeping into a cigarette **** This is the neighborhood. The book is hope. Allah, God, Buddha The can from the soda company is in the grass in the D.C. Neighborhood. Who put it there? It is raining, cleaning my body. The rain is pouring and I feel like I’ve found my calling. It is to form the language. And as that epiphany smacks me in the face, my left side of my brain starts hurting. What does this mean? Am I truly waking up from the dream? I understand. You’re listening to me. The raindrops fell on my glasses and I felt my vision was changing. The cloudiness disappeared from the lenses. Cay’s pain-stricken face turned into a smile, full of happiness, full of friendship. He’s a good friend. I’m the bad one. I want to be good. I want to be good. It’s change. For the better, for real. When it was raining, The lightbulb popped up outside. And I finally had the lightbulb speak to me for the first time. I knew I was a bad person and now I needed to change into a good person. The car stops moving forward, I turn the engine off, And go back to the beginning.
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