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Topic: Sociology > Depression
User: "shaolin punk"
Date: 02 Feb 2005 04:37:27 PM
Object: Fight Club fans might like this.
When I graduated from college, I thought it would be cool to go to work for
the DEA. I spoke Spanish, Portuguese, and enough Mandarin to be passable.
I envisioned trekking off to S America or SE Asia to fight the drug war.
Nope. Not what happened. I ended up in Birmingham Alabama of all places.
A month into my fieldwork, me and a buddy were working undercover when a
carjacker picked the wrong car to carjack as we were setting up a sting at
a gas station south of Birmingham. My buddy, Agent Doug Althouse, was shot
to death.
Welcome to the DEA.
So I quit. I found a job working as a branch manager at a local bank. I
had been there maybe a month when the Secret Service came to see me about a
counterfeiting ring operating in the area. The agent in charge of the
investigation was a guy named:
Robert Paulson. The irony of that is incredible. Agent Robert Paulson
worked for the Secret Service. Meat Loaf woulda never worked for the
Secret Service.
I ended up going to Shanghai for 5 years working for Morgan Stanley. What
a weird path, huh?
--
shaolin punk
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User: "% surfs@uniserve"

Title: Re: Fight Club fans might like this. 02 Feb 2005 04:58:41 PM
"shaolin punk" <shaolin_punk@zen.com> wrote in message
news:ZGFya3plbg==.4a136f3d35e31d03c3ab3a4a76732b08@1107383847.nulluser.com...
: When I graduated from college, I thought it would be cool to go to work for
: the DEA. I spoke Spanish, Portuguese, and enough Mandarin to be passable.
: I envisioned trekking off to S America or SE Asia to fight the drug war.
:
: Nope. Not what happened. I ended up in Birmingham Alabama of all places.
: A month into my fieldwork, me and a buddy were working undercover when a
: carjacker picked the wrong car to carjack as we were setting up a sting at
: a gas station south of Birmingham. My buddy, Agent Doug Althouse, was shot
: to death.
:
: Welcome to the DEA.
:
: So I quit. I found a job working as a branch manager at a local bank. I
: had been there maybe a month when the Secret Service came to see me about a
: counterfeiting ring operating in the area. The agent in charge of the
: investigation was a guy named:
:
: Robert Paulson. The irony of that is incredible. Agent Robert Paulson
: worked for the Secret Service. Meat Loaf woulda never worked for the
: Secret Service.
:
: I ended up going to Shanghai for 5 years working for Morgan Stanley. What
: a weird path, huh?
: --
: shaolin punk
:
:
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH good to see you're off the wagaon again
.

User: "John"

Title: Re: Fight Club fans might like this. 02 Feb 2005 04:45:21 PM
"shaolin punk" <shaolin_punk@zen.com> wrote in message
news:ZGFya3plbg==.4a136f3d35e31d03c3ab3a4a76732b08@1107383847.nulluser.com...

When I graduated from college, I thought it would be cool to go to work
for
the DEA. I spoke Spanish, Portuguese, and enough Mandarin to be passable.
I envisioned trekking off to S America or SE Asia to fight the drug war.

Nope. Not what happened. I ended up in Birmingham Alabama of all places.
A month into my fieldwork, me and a buddy were working undercover when a
carjacker picked the wrong car to carjack as we were setting up a sting at
a gas station south of Birmingham. My buddy, Agent Doug Althouse, was
shot
to death.

Welcome to the DEA.

So I quit. I found a job working as a branch manager at a local bank. I
had been there maybe a month when the Secret Service came to see me about
a
counterfeiting ring operating in the area. The agent in charge of the
investigation was a guy named:

Robert Paulson. The irony of that is incredible. Agent Robert Paulson
worked for the Secret Service. Meat Loaf woulda never worked for the
Secret Service.

I ended up going to Shanghai for 5 years working for Morgan Stanley. What
a weird path, huh?
--
shaolin punk

Very cool.
.

User: "Franz Bestuchev"

Title: Re: Fight Club fans might like this. 02 Feb 2005 05:49:22 PM
I could never bring myself to work/help the DEA.
"shaolin punk" <shaolin_punk@zen.com> wrote in message
news:ZGFya3plbg==.4a136f3d35e31d03c3ab3a4a76732b08@1107383847.nulluser.com...

When I graduated from college, I thought it would be cool to go to work
for
the DEA. I spoke Spanish, Portuguese, and enough Mandarin to be passable.
I envisioned trekking off to S America or SE Asia to fight the drug war.

Nope. Not what happened. I ended up in Birmingham Alabama of all places.
A month into my fieldwork, me and a buddy were working undercover when a
carjacker picked the wrong car to carjack as we were setting up a sting at
a gas station south of Birmingham. My buddy, Agent Doug Althouse, was
shot
to death.

Welcome to the DEA.

So I quit. I found a job working as a branch manager at a local bank. I
had been there maybe a month when the Secret Service came to see me about
a
counterfeiting ring operating in the area. The agent in charge of the
investigation was a guy named:

Robert Paulson. The irony of that is incredible. Agent Robert Paulson
worked for the Secret Service. Meat Loaf woulda never worked for the
Secret Service.

I ended up going to Shanghai for 5 years working for Morgan Stanley. What
a weird path, huh?
--
shaolin punk


.

User: "Ivan Marsh"

Title: Re: Fight Club fans might like this. 02 Feb 2005 05:18:00 PM
On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 23:37:27 +0100, shaolin punk wrote:

Robert Paulson. The irony of that is incredible. Agent Robert Paulson
worked for the Secret Service. Meat Loaf woulda never worked for the
Secret Service.

Yea, I bet there's not more than two Robert Paulson's in the whole wide
world.
Next you're going to tell us his partner was Agent Smith.
--
Life is short, but wide. -KV
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