Stupid intern gets owned by boss via email

[J.A.Sucker]

It's funny and all, but your boss better look out if he plans on firing him now. Two words: sexual harassment.

[AquaSwing]

This kind of behavior is encouraged at my place of work.

[RoundGuy]

1. No way he'll get fired
2. He's become an instant legend at his firm
3. He'll never live it down, and he'll be ridiculed daily for the next five years

[4_2_it]

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It's funny and all, but your boss better look out if he plans on firing him now. Two words: sexual harassment.

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He's an intern and probably is gone by Christmas.

[KilgoreTrout]

Someone should wallpaper his cubicle with that image when he goes out to lunch. Be creative. Treat this image like Moshzilla.

[The Owl]

I semi-regularly check my employees' myspace pages for this sort of thing, and always root around the internet before hiring someone. Let this be a lesson to everyone.

[Alobar]

so the first thing he did when he got home drunk was put up a pic of himself in his Halloween outfit?


while funny if true, these forwards are always fake

[eviljeff]

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yeah the first thing I did when i graduated college was set my facebook to private and delete all picture of me blacked out, etc.

this kid is an idiot.

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friend of mine recently was contacted by the general counsel of his summer firm asking him to remove a wall post he made to another summer accusing some partner of being a pedophile

[J.A.Sucker]

[ QUOTE ]
1. No way he'll get fired
2. He's become an instant legend at his firm
3. He'll never live it down, and he'll be ridiculed daily for the next five years

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As it should be. I do agree with the hilarity of all of this (especially the "cool wand" comment). Gold.

I also know that corporate America is super-nitty and lame about "sensitivity" and all kinds of other stuff I can't stand (or who's culture I can't fit into)...

[solids]

Yeah, I just went on facebook and substantially increased the security feature.

To be fair to the kid, his photo was 'tagged' by a friend, and he wasn't able to delete it before his boss saw.


This email is really making the rounds, though. I sent it to my brother, who used to work on Wall Street, but now works at a private equity firm. He told me that these emails aren't even that unusual (especially in the financial industry). Here's one of the funnier examples: CHUNG is KING