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PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:31 am
by DesAnges
The Holy Therns wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Then the lutefisk will be done?


I have nothing but contempt for that crap.

Which explains the sad face.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:31 am
by Gallade
Ethel mermania wrote:
Gallade wrote:Just shave the shattered remnants away so it doesn't fill the rest of us with a strange sense of pity and emptiness.


Ha, white boys with shaved heads look weird to me, like cancer victims. black guys can pull off the look.

It depends on the head shape to me. Besides, better a skinhead than that God-awful hair above the ears and nowhere else look. So aging.

I don't envy the male lot at all, the thought of losing my hair would ruin me. It doesn't even have the decency to be an "of a certain age" thing.
DesAnges wrote:
Gallade wrote:It's brunch time where you are.

The first meal of the day is always breakfast.

Tsk, lazy sod.
The Holy Therns wrote:Just five more minutes... :(

And you.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:32 am
by Lordieth
When you don't get your way, complain your way up the command chain until you do get your way. It's amazing how often that works in business.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:32 am
by Ethel mermania
The Holy Therns wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Then the lutefisk will be done?


I have nothing but contempt for that crap.

I know. :hug:

When I travelled, each place I went the locals made me eat the most disgusting regional cuisine they had, or what they thought it would be to an american. The Chinese made me eat dog, the French snails, the swedes lutefisk.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:34 am
by Ethel mermania
DesAnges wrote:
The Holy Therns wrote:
I have nothing but contempt for that crap.

Which explains the sad face.

That's what *i* thought.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:34 am
by DesAnges
Gallade wrote:
DesAnges wrote:The first meal of the day is always breakfast.

Tsk, lazy sod.
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:35 am
by Ethel mermania
Lordieth wrote:When you don't get your way, complain your way up the command chain until you do get your way. It's amazing how often that works in business.

Or just keep asking different people till one says yes.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:36 am
by Gallade
Ethel mermania wrote:
The Holy Therns wrote:
I have nothing but contempt for that crap.

I know. :hug:

When I travelled, each place I went the locals made me eat the most disgusting regional cuisine they had, or what they thought it would be to an american. The Chinese made me eat dog, the French snails, the swedes lutefisk.

Your opinion on escargot?

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:37 am
by DesAnges
Gallade wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:I know. :hug:

When I travelled, each place I went the locals made me eat the most disgusting regional cuisine they had, or what they thought it would be to an american. The Chinese made me eat dog, the French snails, the swedes lutefisk.

Your opinion on escargot?

Provided you don't chew the bloody things, pretty good.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:39 am
by Ethel mermania
Gallade wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:I know. :hug:

When I travelled, each place I went the locals made me eat the most disgusting regional cuisine they had, or what they thought it would be to an american. The Chinese made me eat dog, the French snails, the swedes lutefisk.

Your opinion on escargot?

Love them snails in garlic and butter, disappointed the hell out of my hosts.

The swedes won btw.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:39 am
by Gallade
DesAnges wrote:
Gallade wrote:Your opinion on escargot?

Provided you don't chew the bloody things, pretty good.

I've only had them once, and I was too young to really remember the taste, though I recall I did like it. It's too expensive to have more than once in a blue moon.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:40 am
by Lordieth
Ethel mermania wrote:
Lordieth wrote:When you don't get your way, complain your way up the command chain until you do get your way. It's amazing how often that works in business.

Or just keep asking different people till one says yes.


Whatever works. Gets a bit tiring to be constantly told "we can't help" until you have to piss off enough people until it gets to the point that they realise the easiest course of action is to just do their bloody job properly and do as I ask. It's Friday and I want to wind down for the weekend, not get all assertive and managerial. Stop making me rain hellfire on supervisors.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:41 am
by Lordieth
Gallade wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:I know. :hug:

When I travelled, each place I went the locals made me eat the most disgusting regional cuisine they had, or what they thought it would be to an american. The Chinese made me eat dog, the French snails, the swedes lutefisk.

Your opinion on escargot?


You must get the best escargot, what with those giant african snails.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:42 am
by Gallade
Lordieth wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Or just keep asking different people till one says yes.


Whatever works. Gets a bit tiring to be constantly told "we can't help" until you have to piss off enough people until it gets to the point that they realise the easiest course of action is to just do their bloody job properly and do as I ask. It's Friday and I want to wind down for the weekend, not get all assertive and managerial. Stop making me rain hellfire on supervisors.

Oh, I'd have a lot of fun with you in my employ. Probably construct a labyrinth and place what you want in an undisclosed area of it.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:43 am
by Ethel mermania
Lordieth wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Or just keep asking different people till one says yes.


Whatever works. Gets a bit tiring to be constantly told "we can't help" until you have to piss off enough people until it gets to the point that they realise the easiest course of action is to just do their bloody job properly and do as I ask. It's Friday and I want to wind down for the weekend, not get all assertive and managerial. Stop making me rain hellfire on supervisors.

When they piss you off, your job is to make it worse oN them not better. The lesson to be taught is true aggrivation, like shit, flows downhill.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:45 am
by Lordieth
Gallade wrote:
Lordieth wrote:
Whatever works. Gets a bit tiring to be constantly told "we can't help" until you have to piss off enough people until it gets to the point that they realise the easiest course of action is to just do their bloody job properly and do as I ask. It's Friday and I want to wind down for the weekend, not get all assertive and managerial. Stop making me rain hellfire on supervisors.

Oh, I'd have a lot of fun with you in my employ. Probably construct a labyrinth and place what you want in an undisclosed area of it.


I'd very much like out of the rat race, thank you.

Ethel mermania wrote:
Lordieth wrote:
Whatever works. Gets a bit tiring to be constantly told "we can't help" until you have to piss off enough people until it gets to the point that they realise the easiest course of action is to just do their bloody job properly and do as I ask. It's Friday and I want to wind down for the weekend, not get all assertive and managerial. Stop making me rain hellfire on supervisors.

When they piss you off, your job is to make it worse oN them not better. The lesson to be taught is true aggrivation, like shit, flows downhill.


Oh, I am. That's kind of the point. The more trouble I make for them, the more likely I'll get my way. It's just draining to have to fight them all the way to the end on what I consider to be trivial issues.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:47 am
by The Holy Therns
DesAnges wrote:
The Holy Therns wrote:
I have nothing but contempt for that crap.

Which explains the sad face.


Nope.

Gallade wrote:And you.


I was uncharacteristically productive yesterday though. And today is cleany-day! \o/

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:49 am
by Ethel mermania
Lordieth wrote:
Gallade wrote:Oh, I'd have a lot of fun with you in my employ. Probably construct a labyrinth and place what you want in an undisclosed area of it.


I'd very much like out of the rat race, thank you.

Ethel mermania wrote:When they piss you off, your job is to make it worse oN them not better. The lesson to be taught is true aggrivation, like shit, flows downhill.


Oh, I am. That's kind of the point. The more trouble I make for them, the more likely I'll get my way. It's just draining to have to fight them all the way to the end on what I consider to be trivial issues.


Oh galla, our little timone is learning the ways of the world, (cries).

That's when I get madder. The weird thing is I kinda expect it from employees who are bad, when I get it from good ones it's a wtf moment.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:55 am
by DesAnges
Gallade wrote:
DesAnges wrote:Provided you don't chew the bloody things, pretty good.

I've only had them once, and I was too young to really remember the taste, though I recall I did like it. It's too expensive to have more than once in a blue moon.

Lovely and garlicky if swallowed whole, tasting of sludge of chewed.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:55 am
by Gallade
Ethel mermania wrote:
Lordieth wrote:
I'd very much like out of the rat race, thank you.



Oh, I am. That's kind of the point. The more trouble I make for them, the more likely I'll get my way. It's just draining to have to fight them all the way to the end on what I consider to be trivial issues.


Oh galla, our little timone is learning the ways of the world, (cries).

That's when I get madder. The weird thing is I kinda expect it from employees who are bad, when I get it from good ones it's a wtf moment.

I find office arguments disproportionately aggravating, somehow. I can only say I've truly lost my shit three times in my life, two of those times being during stints at SEPAM involving an utter cunt in business development who I took no small pleasure in when he was given the boot back to China recently.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:57 am
by Lordieth
Ethel mermania wrote:
Lordieth wrote:
I'd very much like out of the rat race, thank you.



Oh, I am. That's kind of the point. The more trouble I make for them, the more likely I'll get my way. It's just draining to have to fight them all the way to the end on what I consider to be trivial issues.


Oh galla, our little timone is learning the ways of the world, (cries).

That's when I get madder. The weird thing is I kinda expect it from employees who are bad, when I get it from good ones it's a wtf moment.


These aren't my employees. These are other companies. If it were my staff I'd hit the roof.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 5:12 am
by Gallade
Lordieth wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:
Oh galla, our little timone is learning the ways of the world, (cries).

That's when I get madder. The weird thing is I kinda expect it from employees who are bad, when I get it from good ones it's a wtf moment.



These aren't my employees. These are other companies. If it were my staff I'd hit the roof.


I eould highly, highly advise that you don't get obstinate with employees not under you, especially since they're not in your company. If they're delaying your work, report it to HR so it doesn't reflect badly on your review. Being that angry douche from x company makes your employers look bad.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 5:16 am
by The Holy Therns
Gallade wrote:
Lordieth wrote:

These aren't my employees. These are other companies. If it were my staff I'd hit the roof.


I eould highly, highly advise that you don't get obstinate with employees not under you, especially since they're not in your company. If they're delaying your work, report it to HR so it doesn't reflect badly on your review. Being that angry douche from x company makes your employers look bad.


Mhm. Everyone in a company always has the duty of representing it in one form or another.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 5:17 am
by Lordieth
Gallade wrote:
Lordieth wrote:

These aren't my employees. These are other companies. If it were my staff I'd hit the roof.


I eould highly, highly advise that you don't get obstinate with employees not under you, especially since they're not in your company. If they're delaying your work, report it to HR so it doesn't reflect badly on your review. Being that angry douche from x company makes your employers look bad.


I'm dealing with a appeal case regarding a customer of ours who claims they did not receive an item, where we have plenty of proof that he has. The company we use to list the item has sided in favour of the customer despite overwhelming evidence that it's fraud, and so the money has been taken from our account. All I can do is fight it up the chain until they either reverse the decision, or they flat out refuse to help. Not so much delaying my work, but that they've made a decision that is quite clearly wrong, and taken the money for it.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2015 5:17 am
by The Blaatschapen
The Holy Therns wrote:
Gallade wrote:
I eould highly, highly advise that you don't get obstinate with employees not under you, especially since they're not in your company. If they're delaying your work, report it to HR so it doesn't reflect badly on your review. Being that angry douche from x company makes your employers look bad.


Mhm. Everyone in a company always has the duty of representing it in one form or another.


That's why I don't tell here which company I work for.