
The boss showed me the shop floor, complete with loose floor tiles, out-of-date equipment and prospective colleagues eyeing me like a raw steak. "Christ, what a craphole", I said. I think that's the moment I blew it. Tell us how you didn't get the job.
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qftw has always been shit. It's dreary people with no self awareness telling unconvincing lies about the slightly less dreary lives they wish they had. The tiny pool of amusing anecdotes was used up by about 2003.
( , Thu 21 Nov 2013, 15:48, 3 replies)

There, everyone wins!
Except stevierar, you made him sad.
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it doesn't matter if it was made up. I can still cry with laughter reading old QOTWs. Stories that good are still written, but they're drowned out by all of this and that causes those people to not come back - last week's popular page is the first one I've seen that's been actually unreadable for all the in-jokes and drivel.
But you're both probably right - it's certainly not going to get better, I just have very fond memories of this being very good. I shall just read the carefully-selected three stories in the newsletter.
Rant over.
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( , Thu 21 Nov 2013, 15:57, closed)

humour b3ta has though. You know, penis jokes.
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The b3ta aspect to qftw is the piss-taking and in-jokes and general idiocy. The very things you're whining about. Last week's popular page is the most b3tan it has been for years.
( , Thu 21 Nov 2013, 16:08, closed)

Now it is just generic trolling and points-scoring. That's the difference. It's only entertaining to the people gurning angrily and flapping their limbs at their keyboards.
If you can't see the difference between the popular page last week and a few years ago, then you're too wrapped up in that trolling.
( , Thu 21 Nov 2013, 16:20, closed)

None of it should come as a shock to anyone, though.
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