how's sharpening pencils for a good paying job bad?

yeah fyl because a boss talked down to you. old news.

who knew that pencil sharpening lessons would spark sexual harassment claims o.O

thats what she said! :P can't believe no one said that

nahh, your supposed to leave it in for a while. duhh!

Depends on the pencil...

u have blue hair., n thats whatshe said. lmao

But which hole does it go in? Some have different sized holes, for crayons or fingers. And how do we know when we're done? It would be funnier if it was the little hand held sharpener.

maybe a pen-is would be even better xD

Make sure the pencil cums (out) right. And also, your boss needs you to sharpen his rod too. (:

who down-thumbed all the good jokes?

haha it's like a quickie: in and out in 3 seconds

U have to be in a calm, assertive state of mind. And you use your energy, its all about your energy.

tss tss shhh

The grammar Nazis are going to be all over this post.

just like an artist wouldn't use a mechanical pencil, neither would an engineer (note: yes I'm sure both have used mechanical pencils, but there's a reason there are fancy artist shading pencils and engineering drafting pencils) though, for writing crap, mechanical pencils are vastly superior

Depends on the detail needed. I routinely use 0.3mm mechanical pencils for my artwork. It's not just a haphazard deal, or got nothing better lying around.

well, I tried to say there are situations where it doesn't matter, but there are situations where you wouldn't dare use a mechanical pencil

Uhmm drafting pencils are mechanical pencils, albeit very nice ones.

Now everyone who is a jerk has a sense of humor. Great, just great.

yah, a mechanics engineer sounds like someone who works on cars and wants to sound special, if your were a mechanically Engineer like other people ( me ) you wouldn't be sharpening pencils. ps- I do use mechanical pencils and auto cad ( no lead required)