Jason Kuznicki
Jason Kuznicki is a research fellow at the Cato Institute and contributor of Cato Unbound. He's on twitter as JasonKuznicki. His interests include political theory and history.
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That’s quite gratifying.Report
whoa…..NOT SAFE FOR WORK!!!!!!Report
It’s just text. Not nearly as bad as this one:
http://www.theonion.com/articles/obama-fed-grapes-while-urging-press-conference-to,32540/Report
But that one’s sort of old hat.
They do that sort of thing all the time anyway.Report
And some people thought Obama asked those three guys to come over to discuss politics.Report
Hmmph! I expect more decency from the onion.Report
More decency than you’d get from a site called masturbate-a-thon.com?
Your standards are rather low, sir.Report
DON’T JUDGE ME!!!Report
That phrase has always kind of puzzled me. Is recreational web browsing normally safe for work?Report
Probably never. It’s BAYOR (Browse at your own risk). Still, NSFW is a courtesy.
For the record, I’m not upset. I was at home when I clicked the link. And if I had been at work and my boss had been there and gotten upset, it would’ve been my fault and not Jason’s.Report
At a lot of companies it is allowed. My guess is productivity would be substantially higher in the developed world if corporations had gotten a better handle on this issue. Low hanging fruit for the next great leap in prosperity?
I did once interview with an awesome company which prohibited ANY recreational web browsing. They had separate computers set up near the break area, and expected everyone to use these during their breaks or lunch for personal recreation.Report
So I don’t understand what they’re doing special here. For some folks, trying to break the ten-hour record is what they call “Tuesday.”Report
From the site: “18 and over only, please.”
Lemme tell ya, I could have raised a lot more money for them when I was 15.Report
Yikes! That event doesn’t sound even vaguely pleasant, and should be more accurately called “Chafe-a-thon.”Report