The shirt's a few years old, and the screen print wasn't the best quality to begin with, but the picture is Darth Vader facing off against the Doctor (as portrayed by Matt Smith), and apparently wondering why the sonic screwdriver disabled his light saber. :D
Interested in selling 10* AN with popularity currently at 88%. Would like 700m, but I'm willing to negotiate. Stable, efficient employees. (Six have been with the company 150+ days.) Currently selling half the trains and distributing the other half in rotation. Can also sell with the company the two relevant stock blocks (TCP and TGP). Contact me if interested.
Thinking about selling 10* AN. Would like 700m, but I'm willing to negotiate. Can also sell with it the two relevant stock blocks. Contact me if interested.
The shirt's a few years old, and the screen print wasn't the best quality to begin with, but the picture is Darth Vader facing off against the Doctor (as portrayed by Matt Smith), and apparently wondering why the sonic screwdriver disabled his light saber. :D
I'm hoping someone can give me a definitive answer, as I'm finding conflicting information here on the forum, much of which, I'm sure, is unfounded conjecture just adding to the confusion....
The "Brown-Nosing the Boss" book's description states that it "greatly increases personal employee effectiveness for 31 days." Everyone seems to agree that it in fact *maximizes* your effectiveness as an employee.
But there seems to be disagreement about just what "maximizes your effectiveness" actually means....
Does it mean that you're as effective as you can be, based on your actual work stats -- in other words, does the book merely cancel out negative effects from drug use, etc. -- or does it in fact make you fully effective even if your actual stats are less than your job requires?
Obviously, I'd prefer responses from players who've actually used the book themselves, or who've had employees using the book. :D
As you close your eyes in a moment of silence as you scatter Isaccasi's ashes, I club you on the back of the skull, knocking you out, and kick you down the hill.