Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 05, 2013
Transcript:
Caulfield: We had to choose a job to write about for career week. The trick is finding a job that will still exist when I graduate. In the end, I went with one of the classics. Frazz: Plunderer? Caulfield: It's gone through a few names, but it's been around since mesopotamia.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Oh…. I thought it was just another pronunciation of p-l-u-m-b-e-r.
Agent54 almost 12 years ago
Corporate Pirate – buy-em up , slice and dice them and sell off the pieces for a profit.
coffeemugman almost 12 years ago
Try being a welder, still going strong…
Devils Knight almost 12 years ago
one job that will never go away is truck driver i challenge anyone to name one thing that you can buy that was not on a truck at some point
Harrison_Bergeron almost 12 years ago
So, Caulfield’s gonna work for the government? What a waste of talent…
twj0729 almost 12 years ago
Yeah, truck driver! Almost every vehicle on the road now is a tractor trailer imagine what it will be like when Caufield enters the work force!
Varnes almost 12 years ago
I hear they’re hiring pillagers, too!
poihths almost 12 years ago
However, there is training involved. You have to learn certain principles. One of them, at least, has been put into verse for ease of memorization:
“Now, this less you must learn:FIRST you pillage THEN you burn.”
ceharr Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Arrrrrrgh! To be a pirate!
Stephen Gilberg almost 12 years ago
Mesopotamia, heck. It’s one of the few jobs common to the animal kingdom, if not beyond.
Defective Premium Member almost 12 years ago
How about software? There’s very little software these days that can’t be digitally downloaded, including Win8.
anthonydfabrizio10 almost 12 years ago
Yes an robot can easily do that and most likely it could do it better than any human with fewer errors and many times quicker. Plus you wouldn’t have to pay or train the robot. The problem is that it would cost a significant amount of money to build. How about all cars on the freeway traveling 90 MPH with only an inch or two between you and other cars with zero accidents. (Yes this is where cars will be heading once everyone gets cars that will drive themselves. It would be a major gas saver.) They already have cars that can drive by them self and have had them drive themselves around a few major cities. Just google self driving car.
hippogriff almost 12 years ago
Mike: When Bennett Cerf was at Random House, he said William Faulkner always send his manuscripts in longhand ink. A Cerf would intercept them, and take them home to be the first to read them. After that, he sent them directly to the linotypist without changes.
blackdawne almost 12 years ago
Yakety Sax almost 12 years ago
And don’t forget "The lamentation of the women!’