Felipes back at it

[Threadcutter308]

We agree on that...but my thoughts are along the lines of "what does he do for an encore?"

He calls himself 'aka Jesus' (thanks for the screencaps @Griffworx ) but I don't see him feeding 5000 with five Ho-Hos and two fishsticks. So when it becomes apparent to even his most retarded supporters that the diabetic guy in Crocs and a thong ain't really that divine, what's next?

I'm a little terrified at what the answer may be. But, also amused at the thought. I'm conflicted.........

 

[Rthur]

A sloth full man considers himself wiser that 7 wise men.


R

 

[kc7pwx]

How the Hell is he not locked up and in a straight jacket?
Seriously WTF!

 

[NoDopes]

FBI can't use him .. he's well past over done.

 

[91Eunozs]

A slothful man considers himself wiser than 7 wise men.


R

Truth… but there’s also some truth to that axiom.

I had a lot of success in my second career giving projects to people who I knew were lazy as hell. They always found the way to complete a project with the least possible amount of energy or time; usually both. Had to watch ‘em like a hawk of course, and make sure no safety risks were incurred and that no critical corners were cut, but once confirmed we’d often “benchmark” that new process and roll it out across multiple sites.

A lot of life lessons can be learned by observing folks who you absolutely don’t want to emulate!

 

[6.5SH]

Wonder how long till he has a gofundme for lung or throat cancer from the large amount of weed he sounds like he smokes.
He is clearly unwell on many levels.

 

[Griffworx]

How the Hell is he not locked up and in a straight jacket?
Seriously WTF!

Make the call, they’ve already gotten a few about him and did a few wellness checks. You have his name and address in the posts above.

 

[Griffworx]

Truth… but there’s also some truth to that axiom.

I had a lot of success in my second career giving projects to people who I knew were lazy as hell. They always found the way to complete a project with the least possible amount of energy or time; usually both. Had to watch ‘em like a hawk of course, and make sure no safety risks were incurred and that no critical corners were cut, but once confirmed we’d often “benchmark” that new process and roll it out across multiple sites.

A lot of life lessons can be learned by observing folks who you absolutely don’t want to emulate!

You definitely work in IT, because that does not apply to any other industries as a rule.

 

[cas6969]

"Give the laziest man the hardest job and find out the easiest way to do it."

In theory. Or watch it never get done at all.

 

[Griffworx]

"Give the laziest man the hardest job and find out the easiest way to do it."

In theory. Or watch it never get done at all.

You know that’s a bill gates quote right? Lol

 

[cas6969]

You know that’s a bill gates quote right? Lol

He gets credit for a lot of other peoples things. That's not actually his quote. His is similar, probably based on the MUCH older line/idea.

 

[Griffworx]

It absolutely is

He gets credit for a lot of other peoples things. That's not actually his quote. His is similar, probably based on the MUCH older line/ide

It absolutely is a quote by bill gates. Possible it’s been said previous to him but it’s 100% factual he said it and you are incorrect to say otherwise.

It is also worth noting that quote only applies to menial tasks of lower level employees, no engineer that’s ever made meaningful change or innovation has been inspired by that line of thinking.