I pay my ****** more for understanding the symbolism in MacBeth and/or quantum physics. Of course, wrong answers mean they get a donkey punch

Oh, Governor Spitzer, not ALL of us can afford a $3,000/hour call-girl! Most of us are in the market for a $10 "mouth party" and pray that she has enough of her own teeth that the experience is not a grating one. Although, there are some customers who do like the no-teeth models.

This. A lot of times having a college degree makes it look like you're going to expect more money, or leave when a higher-level position comes up. A lot of those jobs ARE looking for some kind of experience which a recent grad often wouldn't have. When I first graduated, for example, I was looking for a secretarial position (since there was nothing available in my field). Most of the positions I looked at weren't interested in a college degree, but they DID want secretarial/office experience, and/or a secretarial certificate, which I hadn't had the chance to get yet.

Obummers already ****** with Texas.

Your cat makes me think of a feline version of Jabba the Hutt. Bring me Han Solo and the wookie :)

Jaba the Cat. "Bring me Hamster Solo and a cookie"

Jabba the Catt*

I have the canine version of Jabba the Hut. Maybe they should get together for a SW convention.

You don't hire overqualified people? Sounds like a successful business...

People don't hire over-qualified people because they usually don't come cheap, and when they do they still might leave for something better. But if I own a business I'd want to hire the person who will do the job right and make me money, so I think they should just set up a better contract with the over qualified employees.

In my experience the business sets up the pay. Especially in this economy, if it's not good they can go somewhere else. Bonus points if they're overqualified, not kick them to the door and get someone less skilled.