[Ruth A.]

"You get to be a superhero for a night," Klimanis said. "We have to go to work every day. We're constantly told to buy things we don't need, and just for a couple hours we have the freedom to do what we want to do."

How pathetic. Let them go through boot camp and show how tough they are out in Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh, they don't want to get that real.

[1FASTGLOCK45]

Ruth A. wrote:
"How pathetic. Let them go through boot camp and show how tough they are out in Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh, they don't want to get that real."

------Hell why not? How about letting them go to iraq and Afgan, they fill out a "non disclosure" form that frees the "company" from liabilities, let them in on the action over the weekend, and promise to return them to their cube (walking or strapped to the ventilator) by Monday morning :)
Imagine them showing up at their cube monday mornings after kicking some jihadi ass, (or getting theirs kicked) and they can't talk about it at work. It would be priceless.