this is probably already well known but ...

danr · Oct 2006

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/article.html?in_article_id=20878&in_page_id=2

what an absolute clit

Gmanx · Oct 2006

Yeah, I saw this a while ago on /.

The guy is amazing.. but he's not really a clit. Clits can be pretty useful..

danr · Oct 2006

well, 2 letters are right anyway

Joao Sapiro · Oct 2006

i can fold a tshirt in 2 seconds with two movements...does that count when i apply for a job at gaming company ?

danr · Oct 2006

no. No-one working for a games company has ever folded a t-shirt

wille · Oct 2006

he is like a real life david brent!

Mongrelman · Oct 2006

I think the real message is "Hire me, I'm a good scapegoat."

kat · Oct 2006

As "Another Internet Celebrity (AIC)" he won't be needing a job once all the major corps hire him for their advertising campaigns!

Mark Dygert · Oct 2006

Monsterjobs.com should buy that CV and use it in an ad campaign. "We know what you can do on your own (showing clips from the video), now see what we can do for you."

notman · Oct 2006

When a coworker showed this to me initially, I thought it was all intended to be a joke... kind of a gimmick to stand out. Then I started hearing that he was serious about what he said in that video and he had it pulled from YouTube. Now I hear about him campaigning the talk show circuits. I still think it's a gimmick to get attention. If this guy is an Ivy league grad, then I think he's smart enough to put together a plan like this.

this is probably already well known but ...

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