By eHow Careers & Work Editor
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The universe is a place of balance. For every goody-two-shoes-puppy-saving-hero out there, the universe needs a paragon of evil. Being an evil villain is a rewarding way to make a real difference in the world and crush it mercilessly under foot in the process. Unfortunately, there are very few evil villain training programs, and they are notoriously hard to get in. Luckily, there are real opportunities for self starters in the booming industry of evil villain operations.
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nonononononono said
on 11/8/2007 Yes, do always consult OSHA. Not only is it the law, but is the right thing to do for fellow wrongdoers. i.e. Protective goggles around laser-firing sharks, or goofy coveralls with helmets that look suspiciously like lit-up motorbike helms when using the ventilation shafts to sedate a starship crew. You don't want all your henchmen dying of sillicosis, after all, or who will be left over to use unwittingly as a dramatic live demonstration of your latest death ray?
nonononononono said
on 11/8/2007 Wonderful, though a bit verbose (flunkies are for research, archvillains like catchy slogans.) Found when researching HowTo "destroy universe": very appropriate link, though the above Evil Villain should specify step-by-step technique in the spirit of the site. Death Star? Dark Matter Polarizer? Creepy All-Engulfing Mist? Summoning Vengeful Omnipident Being? Network Television? -- Tell us!
Cafa said
on 10/27/2007 Excellent article :) Sadistic sidekick...lolll