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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov What I've done with Lucille 2 is between me and my mother.

minus points for saying "my mother". Buster would've said "Mother!"


ps.

view from my office

Ivand your sig is awesome.

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Originally posted by Ivand minus points for saying "my mother". Buster would've said "Mother!"

Haha, I know. I thought about editing but I was too lazy.

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Originally posted by WittyHandle Ivand your sig is awesome.

thanks, yours too!

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Originally posted by Ivand minus points for saying "my mother". Buster would've said "Mother!" ps. view from my office

Hey, we have one of those trees. It's a Poinciana, right?

I read The Secret, front to back.
Tuned out all office politics and did my monthly sales goal in five working days.


... For Everything A Reason. ...

For every king, a mentor

For every king, a crown

Crown Royal. Please drink responsively

heavy stuff.
don't mix and drive.

if you do the crime, you gotta do the time

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Originally posted by Ivand thanks, yours too!

Wait, I meant the "Nobody do this anymore" part. Maybe I don't know what a sig is.

Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by chlola What would you do if you made a derogatory comment towards a co-worker in a moment of exasperation (i.e. She never works. She's just playing 24/7) to another co-worker... And said co-worker creeps up behind you, catches tail end of the convo and proceeds to tell your boss the comment was directed at her? In addition, how would you explain what transpired when questioned by boss when said co-workers sister (bosses secretary) is sitting in the room when your boss calls you out on it?

"I'm sorry but that was a private conversation, and I don't feel I need to explain myself."

Re: Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by noikeee "I'm sorry but that was a private conversation, and I don't feel I need to explain myself."

There's no private conversations in the work place. You're on the company's property and they own you.

Moreoever, if someone else can hear it, it's not really private to begin with.

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Originally posted by WittyHandle Wait, I meant the "Nobody do this anymore" part. Maybe I don't know what a sig is.

HOW DO I COMPUTER

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Originally posted by Demoted HOW DO I COMPUTER

fixed.

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Originally posted by noikeee fixed.

lol, thanks.

Re: Re: Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by malek There's no private conversations in the work place. You're on the company's property and they own you. Moreoever, if someone else can hear it, it's not really private to begin with.

I settled to this conclusion.
..But I still have a vindictive streak I'm thinking of playing with.

It just kills me.
The first and only time I ever said crap in three years and I get busted. Lolz.

Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by chlola What would you do if you made a derogatory comment towards a co-worker in a moment of exasperation (i.e. She never works. She's just playing 24/7) to another co-worker... And said co-worker creeps up behind you, catches tail end of the convo and proceeds to tell your boss the comment was directed at her? In addition, how would you explain what transpired when questioned by boss when said co-workers sister (bosses secretary) is sitting in the room when your boss calls you out on it?

You have no right to insult your co-worker because she isn't doing what you 'want her/him' to do, if she files a complaint, deal with it like a man. Grab your balls and tell your boss it's her fault and it's causing the company to lose professionalism and work ethic within the office.

There.

sweep the leg

Re: Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by winston You have no right to insult your co-worker because she isn't doing what you 'want her/him' to do, if she files a complaint, deal with it like a man. Grab your balls and tell your boss it's her fault and it's causing the company to lose professionalism and work ethic within the office. There.

But she never works.
Ever.
Just makes noise and calls all her cousins and comadres.
24/7.
So sick of hearing her trying to apply for Section Eight and get her husband into drug counseling.
Very disruptive.
But she gets by caz her sis is the bosses secretary.
Her customers bitch about her 24/7.

In conclusion.. you can't win in office politics.
So.. dirty.

Re: Re: Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by chlola But she never works. Ever. Just makes noise and calls all her cousins and comadres. 24/7. So sick of hearing her trying to apply for Section Eight and get her husband into drug counseling. Very disruptive. But she gets by caz her sis is the bosses secretary. Her customers bitch about her 24/7. In conclusion.. you can't win in office politics. So.. dirty.

She can't be that lazy what with never sleeping and working every day... 24/7.

Maybe it's you not her? Why not cry about it, make a big deal about how it's everyone elses fault and then whinge about getting caught out for being a bitch?

...oh wait...

That's why it helps to be the boss, underlings.

Re: Re: Re: Office Politics

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Originally posted by chlola But she never works. Ever. Just makes noise and calls all her cousins and comadres. 24/7. So sick of hearing her trying to apply for Section Eight and get her husband into drug counseling. Very disruptive. But she gets by caz her sis is the bosses secretary. Her customers bitch about her 24/7. In conclusion.. you can't win in office politics. So.. dirty.

Rat the bitch out and work towards taking her promotion. Who cares if the people at work don't like you because you're a rat. Fire them when you're the boss.

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