A job description with so many requirements that only God himself could do it.
We need a Graphic Designer w/ 4 year degree who knows typography and color theory up and down, can do everything print from business cards to catalogs to billboards w/ expert or better all CS5. Must know web interface (Dreamweaver) including php, java, javascript, Joomla, ZenCart, FM integration, etc. Must be guru level FCP, After Effects, Flash, ProTools and at least 5 years experience digital photography, video and lighting w/ major agency. Must art direct shoots, fluent w/ file prep for mobile and games. Certifications and bilingual Cantonese a definite plus.
A moment of such eerie perfection — where choices, timing, and outcomes align with impossible grace — that it feels like reality itself bent slightly to help you. A godjob is not just luck; it’s when life moves like it’s conspiring for you, in ways too beautiful to ignore.
Example sentences:
• “Finding the last train still waiting after my delay? That’s not luck, that’s a godjob.”
• “Everything fell into place today like it was scripted by the universe. Pure godjob.”
Notes:
Godjobs don’t feel accidental. They carry a weight, a shimmer — a whisper that you’re seen, and sometimes, just sometimes, the whole fabric of existence smiles and says: “Here.”
• “Finding the last train still waiting after my delay? That’s not luck, that’s a godjob.”
• “Everything fell into place today like it was scripted by the universe. Pure godjob.”
Notes:
Godjobs don’t feel accidental. They carry a weight, a shimmer — a whisper that you’re seen, and sometimes, just sometimes, the whole fabric of existence smiles and says: “Here.”
A moment of such eerie perfection — where choices, timing, and outcomes align with impossible grace — that it feels like reality itself bent slightly to help you. A godjob is not just luck; it’s when life moves like it’s conspiring for you, in ways too beautiful to ignore.
Example sentences:
• “Finding the last train still waiting after my delay? That’s not luck, that’s a godjob.”
• “Everything fell into place today like it was scripted by the universe. Pure godjob.”
Notes:
Godjobs don’t feel accidental. They carry a weight, a shimmer — a whisper that you’re seen, and sometimes, just sometimes, the whole fabric of existence smiles and says: “Here.”
• “Finding the last train still waiting after my delay? That’s not luck, that’s a godjob.”
• “Everything fell into place today like it was scripted by the universe. Pure godjob.”
Notes:
Godjobs don’t feel accidental. They carry a weight, a shimmer — a whisper that you’re seen, and sometimes, just sometimes, the whole fabric of existence smiles and says: “Here.”
The use of the word "blue" to refer to sexually explicit content was first recorded in Scotland in 1824. "Blue" meant "lewd" because prostitutes dressed in blue gowns.
French slang, which translated, means "bull's fashion" but basically equates to "hyper trendy" or overly trendy. Used when a person wishes to express distaste at the latest fashion trend/fad, because it seems that everyone has a certain item of clothing or is wearing it. This term is most frequently heard in Paris but is slowly spreading to other parts of France.
1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
2. That purple American Apparel hoodie is so fache-couture.