Attorney Cleta Mitchell is our Patriot Of The Day for having the guts to to tell Congress that the DOJ investigation into the IRS is a total sham and that it’s non-existent.
This woman has more balls than all of the men in Congress!
Cleta Mitchell told Congress today the IRS is still targeting conservative groups. Mitchell also said the “ongoing” DOJ investigation is a complete sham.
“I want to make three primary points here. First, the IRS scandal is real. It’s not pretend, it’s real. Number two, the IRS scandal is not just a bunch of bone-headed bureaucrats in some remote office contrary to what the President of the United States told the American People on Sunday. And, number 3, the IRS scandal is not over. It is continuing to this day. And, the Department of Justice Investigation is a sham. It is a nonexistent investigation.”
Excellent advice!
The workplace is filled with terrible conversations. They can happen in the kitchen or while coming out of the bathroom where nobody says audible words, and instead talk in a weird hot breathed voice, whispering things like “thank you” or “excuse me”. Constantly exposing yourself to this uncomfortable and unnecessary whisper tone is hazardous to your health and will surely drive you crazy over time. Follow the steps below and your work day will be slightly less miserable and mentally crippling.
Rub your eyes, because if you’re rubbing your eyes you can’t make eye contact to get trapped into a conversation. Sure this may look like you have chronic pink eye, or may even result in it, but it works. You’ll be sending a message “I can barely stand here without falling asleeping, let alone try to have a conversation.” As Ferris Bueller once said, this may seem childish and stupid, but then again so is having a job.
Adam McDowell demonstrates how ketchup (or tomato sauce) packets work in Australia. They’re a little different from the North American version where you have to tear open one side to squeeze out the ketchup.
For some reason, ketchup packets often served with fast food haven’t advanced in years. They’re still tiny packets that require a tear resulting in most of the tomato sauce going to waste.
But Australia has apparently figured out a better way.
“Brilliant!”