Tuesday Overnight Open Thread (9/3/24)

The employment world has some interesting sayings. One of those sayings involving getting rid of dead weight. This person made it easy. Sort of.

A Woman Dies at Her Desk and Is Found 4 Days Later; It Says Volumes About Our Lack of Connection

I usually don't post memes. I'll leave that up to the other guy. But when I do. I think they are funny yet make one think.

In the next example, yes I do want the country back that I knew.

Sometimes ambition can be a bad thing. Just ask our Genius Award Winner.

A Woman Dies at Her Desk and Is Found 4 Days Later; It Says Volumes About Our Lack of AUGUST 26--A Minnesota wedding photographer hid a camera in a bridal suite and surreptitiously recorded a woman--who was “in her underwear with her breasts exposed”--getting dressed for her nuptials, according to a criminal complaint.

Police learned of the video voyeurism when the photographer’s wife recently provided them with a thumb drive containing the video, as well as “other sexual conduct material” that is not further detailed.

Upon examining the video, investigators were able to identify the bride who was secretly filmed, as well as the wedding venue (The Barn of Chapeau Shores in Albert Lea, a city about 90 miles south of Minneapolis).

The video, “taken from a very low angle,” was shown to the 27-year-old victim, who confirmed that she was the woman recorded. The victim identified Mitchell Ringness, 30, as the still photographer, adding that he was not hired to do “videography or boudoir photography.”"

Speaking of ego. Tonight's Feel Good Story of The Day.

Judge: Vanderbilt student protester who violently took over a building can be prosecuted
August 27, 2024 1:40 pm Robert Zimmerman
Leftist protesters break into Vanderbilt building
Anti-Israel protesters assault a security guard (grey jacket)
at Vanderbuilt. Click for full video.
The lawless left: A judge ruled this week that Vanderbilt student protester Jack Petocz, who was one of three who violently attacked and injured a security guard in the process of taking over a building on March 25, 2024, was not exercising his first amendment rights and can be prosecuted for assault and face an almost yearlong prison sentence.

Judge Lynda Jones ruled during a preliminary hearing on Thursday that there was probable cause, and told Petocz he’s facing a possible jail sentence of up to 11 months and 29 days for the assault charge. Jones said Petocz may face more time if state prosecutors charge him with aggravated criminal trespass, a Class E felony.

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