One of the odd things about working with the military are all the posters that go up in the office. These went up this week. I love the socialist look of some of the artwork... workers unite! But while the guys in the posters are kind of hot, it's kind of depressing to walk past dead bodies floating from a sinking ship every day. Still, they get me kind of excited with all the blood and dirt. Am I a bad person?
- Top secret
mudcub- November 5th, 2008
I take security very seriously. My clearance is a big reason why I still have a job in this economy. So, I make sure that I do everything correctly: boxes locked down, no cell phones in the "SCIF", memorize all passwords, "portion mark" all documents, clear my desk and lock everything away at the end of the day, don't use the secure "red" phone while someone else is making an unclassified phone call, and a lot more.
One of the odd things about working with the military are all the posters that go up in the office. These went up this week. I love the socialist look of some of the artwork... workers unite! But while the guys in the posters are kind of hot, it's kind of depressing to walk past dead bodies floating from a sinking ship every day. Still, they get me kind of excited with all the blood and dirt. Am I a bad person?
And the fag in me loves the Russian Diva.
Re: unrelated: kilts
Edited at 2008-11-05 11:11 pm (UTC)
You should substitute some of these parodies and see if anyone notices.
These are the creations of Micah Ian Wright.
Am I a bad person?
Back when I was working for your present employer, my department had a Security Coordinator. One time he wrote the combination to his security lock on his desk pad. Of course that meant that all of our lock combinations were "at risk", since he had the master notebook with all of them written down. So the locksmith came in and changed everyone's combination the next day. As a result the job of Security Coordinator was given to someone else, but the perpetrator wasn't fired.
I was subjected to those work posters for over a decade and they didn't look anything like the ones you posted.
Chuck, I can't tell you what clearance I had
Edited at 2008-11-06 10:06 am (UTC)