Let Stephen Colbert Get You a Job
Having trouble finding gainful employment in these difficult times? Wouldn't it be great if, say, Lorenzo Lamas could help you out in your job search for the low, low price of $300? Lucky for you, this is an achievable dream -- or you can do it for free with a handy e-mail-ready semi-personalized endorsement from Stephen Colbert.Having trouble finding gainful employment in these difficult times? Wouldn’t it be great if, say, Lorenzo Lamas could help you out in your job search for the low, low price of $300? Lucky for you, this is an achievable dream — or you can do it for free with a handy e-mail-ready semi-personalized endorsement from Stephen Colbert. Otherwise, you might consider a sex change. –KA
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