Ultimate Bad Day at Work Compilation [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Funny Workers Fail Compilation || Bad Day at Work [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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One video I watched mentioned that narcissist’s love using MONEY as leverage. One popular narcissist ploy in America is messing with people’s finances so that you are DEPENDENT on them. They are so broken that they will literally mess with your wages to keep their ”supply.”   [End]
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Wow very interesting ty   [End]
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Ok, so I have pretty much trained myself to predict my bosses reactions to me whenever I try to interact with her on a friendly manner. She loves to ”make fun”. Im sick of it! I could literally say ”Nice weather we are having.” And she would say ”What is on your face?!” and make a spectacle out of me. She turns every interaction in front of others into a show.   [End]
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Please check the firewall settings or may be your computer have infected to the virus. please scan it.   [End]
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Alberta Safety and Auditing Service offer safety manuals at affordable price which help you to keep your workplace safe and secure. Our safety experts team analysis your business and provide you a most valued safety manual. you can customize it as your requirement. for more information contact us or visit us at http://www.albertasafety.org/   [End]
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1. How to get such memory (best if min. 32GB) that would be suitable to place under my skin? Best, if it would be readable without using any out-bound readers or holders for its use. 2. How to ensure it would be water-proof? 3. What place to select (it can’t be off course in public view)? I think that also the issue with be with selecting the place of the procedure (it needs to be covered) & comfortable to don’t be felt at all or bother at all - which in rectangle like shape might be a problem. 4. Are there any health consequences (e.g. by physical damage that might be caused in futu ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Yeah, that is what iam doing right now by putting this video and a few other health related ones on as many forums as I can adding obviously now - o/t (out of topic).. If I am not mistaken in the post u read, I posted only one link - that documentary - but in several other forums I posted other quite valuable links.. so if u want to look though them then just click on my id ’1234567’ and u will be relocated to the list of all my post in here. There u can check any of my recent posts and u will see other links there.. if u want to, of course. :) Thanks for ur feedback! Nadia (Russia) x
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Great video. Needs to be put on more active forums to get the word out. Watch some of the other video’s related to this on on Youtube.   [End]
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Hi Guys :) Please watch this Movie... It is called - Making a Killing: The Untold story of Psyhotropic drugging - full movie (documentary) This video provides the facts about psychotropic drugs and the huge profits they create for the pharmaceutical industry. These drugs are not safe and have not been on the market long enough to provide sufficient long term studies regarding their effects. These drugs do cause addiction, however most ”doctors” would call this dependence because you do not have to take an increasing dose over time. They are completely fine with you being ad ... [Video Embedded Here]
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I attribute the major portion of my loss to about a year as a riveter in an airplane factory long before hearing protection was required or even suggested.  I also spent more than two years on a twin jet night fighter as the airborne intercept/radar operator with the constant whining of the engines in the cockpit.  Firearms and artillery, rockets, and mortars during line duty in Korea also contributed to my loss.  Shortly after my Marine Corps service at about age 25 I could no longer hear well enough in my left ear to use the telephone on that side (I’m left h ...
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I’m concerned about a job that I loved before I submitted an internal transfer request for a different, higher level position. My direct supervisor says he highly recommended me to the hiring manager and told me I have a pretty good chance, especially since my previous two jobs proved my experience in training on the job, which is what the job is for. Then I heard a couple different instances of the hiring manager going out and recruiting people to submit applications for this position. WHY not choose from those who actually WANT to do this and submitted for the position on their own ac ...
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In my case, far too many rock concerts and firearms.   [End]
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Today is RSI awareness day. Lets all think of how we can avoid this happening in the work place.   [End]
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What do people think are the most common causes of noise induced hearing loss?   [End]
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Maybe you can try to own herpes dating site. we offer 40 $ for per sale or $2 per lead. Please check positivesinglesaffiliate.com   [End]
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i thought there was one called marketplace, or something. ? Maybe ask in the webmaster’s forum---It seems a good idea that people can post whatever they are are entrepreneuring... make their pitch -as it were- in one place and have it seen. yeah...   [End]
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It is more likely than not that each of us will, in our lifetimes, be exposed to a malignant narcissist, or a full-blown sociopath at some point during our employment histories.  These people are often difficult to "read" until (or, unless) they do something that is blatantly obvious.  However, setting strict and strong boundaries is the first line of defense against the games that these people play, and the torment that they will deliberately inflict for their own entertainment or advancement. #1:  Keep it superficial - there is no need to go into a lengthy, de ...
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"Collect your paycheck and try to put it behind you. Pretend that the parking thing was just a temporary perk at best so that you can wrap your brain around that and it won’t cause you to be bitter. Think how it would have been should you had been the long time employee and then a new young thing comes in and takes you parking place. If that had been so, I would have written something entirely different." And good advice.     [End]
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Of course you are pissed, I would be too. Here you were working your butt off and in comes the real princess of the office and completely usurps everything. I too worked in a very small office and one of the ladies there was the favorite. She got many things the others few women didn’t get. It was a full on pecking order, unspoken and obvious. Anyone new coming in that tries to upset the apple cart is summarily dismissed, and I don’t always mean fired. It’s one of those incredibly unfair things that you just have to get over. Most men don’t understand the feelings of women at ...
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I know, its a delicate situation. No, the garage was not in my contract...I really don’t have a contract...but neither his my health care insurance or vacation time...it was verbal, and that would stand up in court, so to speak. Arya’s one of the nicest attorneys I have ever worked for...and if I brought it up he would probaby apologize and say he is going to get the car out of there...should have been already... etc, etc. but that is passive agressive, because it dosent’ have tags on it, and so I am probably in for the long haul. At any rate, that is really not the problem...the proble ...
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Wow. I thought of that. The car is still in there, and if it stays much longer, I might. Only that could backfire, as I might not get it back when the car is gone! What really ticks me off as this young girl comes in early, when there is plenty of parking, and takes my spot in the garage...leaving me to struggle later on, and thinks nothing of it. Nobody has said a word to me. Today I almost went home, as the only spot available was a dangerous place on a steep hill where my car could get hit when other people back out of their places. I may go in and complain to him about that...s ...
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You could always give him back the remote. He will either ask why (if he is truly innocent and clueless of the offense) or he will say NOTHING. If he does ask, you could say, ’there is no place to park in there with so and so back so I assumed this was a limited perk.’ and smile. Either he will make ammends by moving out the friend’s car or he won’t. Or you might get a sheepish apology. sitting and stewing, though...never a good thing. And in all probability, it was a convenient-for-him perk to give you when there was an extra space. But if he is obligated to park his buddy’s ...
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You’re welcome, Raynbo. Regarding the parking space---when you were hired, did you get anything in writing about it? Something in the letter with the job offer? Or was it just given verbally? If it is the latter, then the boss could always lie and say he never said that. For me, anyway, it’s hard to give some good advice on what to say. The reason it’s hard is that each office has its own personality when it comes to the BS of office politics. Think back to a time when you spoke up about something in this office you’re presently in and how the boss reacted to what you said. It do ...
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Thank you so much for your answer. I really need that support. I am an underling, and not given perks like golden parachutes and whopping bonuses, but this parking space was a perk, a big one in my book, and I considered it to be part of my compensation. I would like to say something, instead of being so darn passive and just sitting here feeling upset and resentful, but I don’t want to stir up something that is bigger then my bruised ego. Something intelligent, that would not make me sound whiny, demanding, a spoiled sport...just address how I feel with strength and dignity. How t ...
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Your snipped quote: [over six months of maternity leave] -Welcome to the way of the world today! Women’s libbers, equal rights, discrimination blah blah. Vance is right, he’s got the right idea, and forget about loyalty, honesty, integrity, being conscientious and all those other good moral standards and ethics as we knew them years ago and put up with it, just do your job, and the instant another, or better paying job comes your way, you’re out of there, and don’t forget to claim all your entitlements before you walk out that door for the last time either. We need to learn from ...
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I read an interesting article recently that said during these bad economic times, people who have jobs are afraid to vent about it because they hear from other people things like, ”don’t complain, at least you have a job!” The article went on to say despite that, people still need to vent. That’s why forums like this are great for that purpose. Personally, I can understand how it feels to be treated poorly in a work situation---been there done that! A lot of what happened to you does seem underhanded. If the parking situation and your workload were expected to change when your co-w ...
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It’s the way it was done that bothers me. Nobody spoke to me about it, and that feels terrible.   [End]
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She has seniority, was on leave and returned. You are a new hire. Sounds reasonable to me that the workload was increased while she was gone in addition to the privileges. I wouldn’t lick any wounds over it if I were you.   [End]
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I wouldn’t even worry about it. The way I think about work is simple. You pay me to perform a service, and I perform this service better than most anybody that you could possibly find. I only work here because you pay me, I don’t need to like you, or vice versa. The moment someone offers me a substantial increase in salary, I’m gone. It’s all about dollars and sense. If it’s not making any dollars, it’s not making any sense   [End]
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Jobs are scarce, and I know I should be grateful, but still, I feel like quitting. I moved from CA to MD last summer, and by some miracle I found this job almost right away, which is pretty good for being out of state. There are many things I love about it...many of my inner requests were met: 1. It is a ½ hour drive, which is reasonable, and much of that drive is through beautiful scenery... 2. I have my own office, which is also pretty good for an underling 3. It is a small office with almost no stress The down part is the pay is very low for me, (1/2 of what I made i ...
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  I’m not sure where to start. I am usually focused on the health aspects and try to stay under the radar of the activist arena. But, I will enlighten to some degree. This issue applies not just to homes but in workplaces and schools, which are workplaces for teachers and administrators. Most of all it is where our children spend a lot of hours during stages where their bodies and brains are still developing and are heavily affected. The economics of public education systems all too often end up with water damaged school buildings, with some degree of mold problems. ...
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Re: Is this what Tony is referring to?   [End]
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I read something today that got me thinking - a debate in Congress over to either a.) establish tougher OSHA penalties, or b.) advance programs for injury prevention. (See Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. vs. Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyo comments recently). Like I said, it got me thinking. One side of the arguement was saying increasing penalties will help reduce workplace deaths; another was saying that prevention of workplace injuries rather than just punishments should be discussed. I realize this site is about mold and what we do to be deal with mold and some might argue that this isn’t the place ...
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If you don’t mind to loose your job, do what you think is right. You can also hope that non-smokers will complain about the room. If they don’t get their money back they will probably never return, what is not good for business.   [End]
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For some reason smokers cannot seem to realize how obnoxious the stale smell of cigarette smoke really is. I smoked for 30+ years and have been quit for 7 years. I have been on both sides of that situation. I had no idea that I smelled so bad. Now I can get within 5’ of someone and know if they smoke or not, simply by the smell. I have been car shopping and know if a smoker has owned the one I try out. Even walking in a cafe that allows smoking is a turnoff unless I am mighty hungry. The place where I worked for 20 years was a very large factory. Had a cafeteria and two dining rooms, ...
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Am I overreacting? I have seriously become absolutely outraged with my bosses for thinking that, just because they smoke like chimneys (even in the front desk office), nobody else seems to mind it. In fact most of the clerks DO mind it. The fact that they smoke in the office...fine. I could just choose to limit my time in there right? They’re not supposed though. To alleviate the issue of overbooked rooms, they put non-smokers in smoking rooms, and let smokers smoke in the non-smoking rooms! I gave my 2 cents at the issue of letting smokers smoke in non-smoking because it (in my min ...
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Ask her if she thinks that a turd in the hand, is worth two in the flush.   [End]
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Nothing better than ripping a silent stinky fart in a crowded elevator. Now that is fun. Silence is the key though.   [End]
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I knew this girl, a very anxious girl.. who told me she used to ”catch” her poo in her hand (with toilet paper, not her bare hand ofcourse!) and then gently place it on the water without causing a splash. She had a toilet noise phobia.   [End]
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I’m sorry, but I’m at work right now, read this and I just about busted up laughing multiple times :) had to share it! HOW TO POOP AT WORK We’ve all been there but don’t like to admit it. We’ve all kicked back in our cubicles and suddenly felt something brewing down below. As much as we try to convince ourselves otherwise, the WORK POOP is inevitable. For those who hate pooping at work, following is the Survival Guide for taking a dump at work. CROP DUSTING When farting, you walk briskly around the office so the smell is not in your area and everyone else gets a w ...
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I never, never, never come to the Joke forum except when I see your post so have been reading quite a few Corey and so glad you are here to pep us up. what a wonderful thing for you to do on your retirement. Good job!!!   [End]
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I thought about putting this on the joke forum, but the more I read, the more I see truth instead of a joke. YOU VS. THE BOSS When you take a long time, you’re slow. When your boss takes a long time, he’s thorough. When you don’t get something done, you’re lazy. When your boss doesn’t get something done, he’s too busy. When you make a mistake, you’re an idiot. When your boss makes a mistake, he’s only human. When you do it your own way, you don’t do what your told. When your boss does it, he’s showing creativity. When you do it on your own, y ...
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Chamuel Archangel Chamuel helps you find a career best suited for your purpose and passion. Carry a green fluorite crystal to be close to Chamuel’s loving energy. Call on Chamuel to feel more centered and peaceful. Chamuel is the Archangel of personal and global peace. He always sees your true qualities and loves you unconditionally. His name means, ”He who sees God.”   [End]
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Could someone tell me if it is common to click on some posts with links to news websites and the computer states: ”This web page could be a scam. Proceed with caution.” It even happened to one of my favorite health news websites that I have used many times without warning. I have not changed any security settings. What is it about these websites that prompt this warning?   [End]
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How very true. Even of ourselves. Very inspiring. Thank you for planting these thoughs into my mind.... MadArt (ist)   [End]
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I have a number of things that I would like to say about this and I am going to take some time to reflect further on it before I say more. For now I just wanted to let you know that I greatly appreciate your post!   [End]
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Wellness It is for yourself that you see others in their highest light No one is well-served by another who, either consciously or unconsciously, talks about disease. The best thing that you can do for anyone is to hold the light for them, seeing them in their perfect state of wellness. Regardless of what they tell you about their maladies, you do them no favor by agreeing with them about their illnesses. When they are temporarily unable to hold the light for themselves, you can hold it for them. You help them by holding a vision in your mind of them in their highest light. And, ...
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The Gerson diet is naturally high in vitamins, minerals, enzymes, micro-nutrients, extremely low in sodium and fats, and rich in fluids. The following is a typical daily diet for a Gerson patient on the full therapy regimen: Thirteen glasses of fresh, raw carrot/apple and green-leaf juices prepared hourly from fresh, organic fruits and vegetables. Three full vegetarian meals, freshly prepared from organically grown fruits, vegetables and whole grains. A typical meal will include salad, cooked vegetables, baked potatoes, vegetable soup and juice. Fresh fruit and fresh fruit dessert ...
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want either! Sounds heavenly Have you been able to implement this practice? The bath in the morning wow, I’d grab a nap after a hot bath Very wonderful advice   [End]
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"Create a morning routine" Yes and Yes!! IE, That enhanced my financial situation and, even better, my whole life. Sing, Makeup, do whatever you want and enjoy at the morning. In my case, I use to burn the finest incense. Say a little pray -mostly emotional and mental than useless words-, I open the window, feel the absolutely marvelous dawn/morning air... so pure. I site near a big window, with a beautiful view. The kind of view I’ve always desired to have, by the way. And prepare for the day... Prepare for the day in this context means DOING NOTHING AT ALL ...
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"17 Unbeatable Ways to Create a Peaceful, Relaxed Workday" http://zenhabits.net/2008/02/17-unbeatable-ways-to-create-a-peaceful-relaxed-workday/   “For fast-acting relief, try slowing down.” - Lily Tomlin   Last week when I wrote about things to do at work when you’re bored out of your skull, a number of readers wrote about having the opposite problem: they’re too busy to be bored. Some of them seemed a bit overwhelmed by their workdays, and so I decided to share ways to create a more peaceful workday. One where you can allow yourself to b ...
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This man would be welcome in my private space Swami Beyondananda’s 2008 State of the Universe Address Swami Predicts Heart Times Ahead Every year at this time, I am asked to make predictions, and each time I politely refuse because I don’t want to jeopardize my nonprophet status. But this year is different. With 2012 just one quantum leap year away, we humans might finally be ready for a quantum leap of our own. The message is coming in loud and clear. Time to shift or get off the pot. In order to upshift our karma into surpassing gear, however, we must shift our awa ...
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They are a rare breed. Ego is huge in corporations, as is secrecy and paranoia. And those little managers, with those big egos, that take all their frustrations out on a few employees. It’s sick. I worked for 5 years with the Japanese. Although quite a different structure, once your work there, you have a job for life! They never give up on an employee....you may find yourself finally shining someone’s shoes, but you’ll still be working. So different from here. People are expendable. I am endlessly fascinated with the relationship of women in the workplace, especially women of ...
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I like posting some issues in the womans forum being that I would like to get a womans perspectve or insight into such issues...a different perspective from a males point of view sort of deal,not trying to be defensive or anything..not my intent, just really irate about certain isssues and just needed to vent some.   [End]
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emotional intelligence in the workplace Teams are more productive with this as the basis for cooperation. But there are so many biases, as you know, in life that they manifest in the workplace. The leaders that can get outside of themselves and put the mission and their people first are revered in the workplace.   [End]
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This has nothing to do with the original poster’s message, but why on earth is this cross-posted in the ”Women’s Forum?” Is it accidental or intentionally placed to stir up defensive emotions? In deference to the ”support” aspect of these forums, I will contain my opinions about this (and, related) thread and gently suggest to the Moderator that this thread be moved to Personal Conflicts or deleted from the Women’s Forum, altogether. There is nothing in this thread that offers assistance, encouragement, healing, or positive energy. Just my 2 cents.   [End]
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asks? she practically pleads for it lol.   [End]
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"Did this woman ask you for he   [End]
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you would be too..her nose is soo far up my ass some days,when I fart her lips flap. (:   [End]
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”lol actually I am always a big prick to her anyways. (:” The above statement says it all. Sheeeeeeeeeeeeesh.   [End]
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AAACCCTTTUUAAAALLY.. I take it ALL back.I just realized that thinking back,there were THREE different occasions when I had seen her ugliness in action when she thought no one was looking or paying attention.I walked in and overheard her going on and talking crap about some other workers leaving early or something and complaining to one of the other girls..then she hushed up right when I walked in.Earlier today,she had asked for help on a certain process of an program online,I gave her notes and EVERYTHING pointing out to the T what to do..and still NOTHING,took her an hour and like 2 ...
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Well, I’d say that whoever you work for is very lucky. You’re obviously very much in touch with human emotions. Molly :-)   [End]
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Re: Me too, Organizational Development, PHR and CEBS   [End]
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bah,I am over it..I still talk to her lol. we are still friends I guess,I just make her do more work and be more assertive on her own terms.If she doesn’t then ..no work for her! no harm no foul   [End]
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lol actually I am always a big prick to her anyways. (: I bet her gleaming during the mockery/ridicule was her little payback for me being such a jerk to her.Nothing really bad or anything I just bust her balls and give her a hard time whatever chance I get rofl. O:   [End]
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Rygar - Compassion. Your description is apt. There are others in more pain than you, and this is an example. This is where you can show compassion if you have it in you. Be the better self. Do you have it in you? This is not a sexual conquest. This is not a power play. You were right to feel the way you did in the beginning. As abhorrent as her behavior is, it’s rightfully pathetic. I bet you are still nice to her, the poor thing. I bet you anything you don’t even let her know how you feel. I’ve got your number honey. Molly   [End]
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Hey Jeorge, When you post, go below and type in the box below the heading. This is my thing!! I’d be so happy to help. I’ll call in another friend I know that is good at this. Molly   [End]
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it’s kinda hard to ignore her..she sits right next to me and sometimes she just blabbers on and on about things.She is always flustered and sits there..hunched over and red faced,cowering like not to be noticed lol.No she never asked for help..before though I kinda felt bad for her,all the little alpha chicks just step all over her and boss her around and I felt like I was her only life line..but it seems like the less attention and approval they gave her the more she craved it and the more she just gave and gave.She is HORRIBLE suck up the mgrs. and higher ups it’s just ridiculous. I ...
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it’s also because I am HIGHLY flawed in my own sense but I tend to just go for it anyways..as much as it hurts and how painful it is. I am NOT perfect by any means but I try my best to overcome my fears as much as I can and I really do expect others to have the same level of drive/commitment..i was not normally assertive nor direct before but in time after doing it so for so often it just became so..   [End]
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”I was angry and hurt but more so in myself for even putting faith in her in the first place” Ah... this is key. Somewhere in your bonding where you were sympathzing with her and she appeared to be trying to get help from you, you projected some of your higher standards on her that she is not able to live up to. It’s so easy for us to have people try to live up to our standards and if they are high, we come down on ourselves for not doing the same. I can see how you would be hurt initially, but read my other post - this is all on her, not about you at all. I think it’s possible to ...
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lol, sorry, I just *love* that your name is ”tofurky” heehee   [End]
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This gal lives in such fear and neediness. Rygar, don’t feel hurt! Yeah, her antics suck, but they are so not personal. If you were to get in this person’s head and see how awful and lonely she feels... I believe plenty of what you’ve said about her is prolly dead-on. If you looked inside with compassion, you’d understand her motives and not be hurt I think. Talking bad about someone gives you a kind of bond with the people you’re talking to. There’s an implication that raises you and the other gossipers up. This is something she seems to crave, and of course she will talk nice to y ...
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lmao. psyc 101, say a generic insightful-sounding phrase and pretend it’s deep! HAHA   [End]
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I’d rather be a snob and choosy about the company I keep rather then be non-selective and give of myself too freely to everyone. (: I am natural ’snob’ so it’s all gravy lol.   [End]
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”I will only associate with people with favorable...” It’s alot easier said than done. If you’re TOO choosy, you become a snob (and lonely, I’m a cynic). It’s hard to be ”helpful but not convenient” without becoming a hard-nosed SOB (what am I saying?...I already am one of those). It’s a hard balance to find, but it has to be when you’re dealing with ”office politics”.   [End]
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Does anyone know what he is taking???? I’ve been up since 12:30 this morning with dry eyes. Now I have tears rolling down my checks. Thanks Alikat, this was great. Arnold   [End]
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wtf?   [End]
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lol seriously.I used to feel bad when everyone else kinda shunned her or made fun of her. When she would sit hunched over and red faced on the inside begging to ask questions or needed some attention. I know she is not stupid or dumb and a capable person,but I used to question why doesn’t she just stand up to the other girls? or me for that matter? she just takes whatever people dish out,then talks badly about them behind their backs.I talk crap about her because I deserve to at this point lol. I kinda liked having her around because she affirmed my assertiveness so much more with ...
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lol it’s actually a pretty good job with great benefits for someone in their early to mid 20s..but then again that’s probably why the department I work in has alot of 20 somethings running around lol.Kinda different when everyone is a take the world by storm,grab life by the horns type deal and she is struggling to keep up lol.I guess she’s already passed that hazy phase of ’I can do anything I put my mind to’. I didn’t confront her afterwards because I felt like she didn’t even deserve a chance to explain herself nor did she have to.I simply did not want anything to do with her at that ...
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It is unfortunate that people ”play dumb”. It becomes a habit, and because people get used to being that way in order to manipulate others, they actually fall out of the practice of THINKING for themselves and become DUMB (poetic justice). So, she no longer PLAYS dumb. She may still possess ”intelligence” that she gathers from books or classrooms/seminars/newspapers, etc., but independent thinking/wisdom can no longer be one of her abilities. ”Peace and harmony” is ”logical”, evil disrupts peace/harmony and is ILLOGICAL, therefore, in order for any type of evil to be committed (”sch ...
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Thanks for that!!! Ya know, I   [End]
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You’re being awfully hard on someone who really sounds rather pathetic. Put yourself in her shoes - no confidence, 20 years older, dominated by people half her age, low-level job that she will probably never rise above... Even if she wanted to defend you (she probably did), she probably felt too powerless to do it. Since you aren’t afraid of confrontation and all that - why don’t you just tell her how you feel - that you feel betrayed, hurt, angry, etc. and let her explain herself?   [End]
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  Busted !!!   [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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umm..ewww. Not even a NO but it’s HELL NO! LOL. (: not even close,there is simply no chance in hell. These are feelings of total disgust and betrayal it’s not even funny.. it’s strange because it was something soo little bit the meaning had it’s weight in stones.I have no problems arguing or butting heads,when it’s direct and we are to the point with one another..but the things this lady did were just plain slimy. Just venting and getting off my chest. My other post in the LOA were about the a young blonde girl in the cafeteria and a new hire in another department (and a ...
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lol that’s EXACTLY the feeling I got when I had a big bright glimpse of her when that one other lady I had a confrontation with was talking smack! she had that look in her eyes and an expression like she was enjoying the entire thing! for one thing..she does NOT get along with the one I had the fight with at all.Next thing you know she was all buttering up to her when asking her a question. Right when she was leaving that lady comes up to me and began making jesters like ’yeah,I don’t like her’ this and that..like c’mon,I am not that stupid..I just seen with my own eyes what you did,B ...
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You must be in love with this   [End]
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oh please, I am by no means like her one bit and by no means am I merely ’projecting’. I was on her side the entire time she started working there,I feel backstabbed and hurt from her little antics today. I am as far from a brown nosing leech or approval seeking nicey nicey as she is,as a matter of fact I am completely the opposite.I take the matter by the horns and approach it directly,very blunt and to the point.she sits on her hands while ’trying’ to get around it while asking ME to do it for her lol.I am pretty aloof,reserved and to my self most of the time and avoid the little ...
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You were very helpful, but people who think ”playing DUMB” is ”intelligent” (conflict/handicap) are a disaster waiting to happen. Alot of people end up saying ”I can’t believe I thought” because we fall for these ”unending smiles” (a telltale sign of a ”schemer”).   [End]
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Read your post again and tell   [End]
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I am a manager HR in a small organization, dealing with all employees personally. I found that many of my employees are finding it difficult to maintain work-life balance. Because of this they are already exhausted when they come to the workplace and are not productive. These work-life balance i...   [End]
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okay,today I had a brief altercation with one of my co-workers,she is 32-33 and 6 months pregnant..it was a little argument but nothing to spectacular.But that’s only half the story,I didn’t mind that actually being that I can respect a person that will deal with conflict and confrontation rather then shield their feelings or hide from it. Anyways,during the after math I hear her speaking to the other co-workers and was talking all of this smack and obviously ignoring my presence.This one other lady,she is like 37-39 or maybe older..she seems a little older,like maybe early 40s.Anyways, ...
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  NANGARHAR, Afghanistan -- In a small district in southern Afghanistan, U.S.-backed Afghan drug forces opened fire on farmers who were blocking roads and throwing rocks to protest the destruction of their poppy fields earlier this year. Scores were injured in the firefight. Undeterred by the violence, a group of angry farmers gathered around Masood Azizi, the Afghan official supervising the eradication. They maintained that cultivating poppy for opium is the only way they can survive. ”We are hungry, thirsty, and we don’t have any money. We are in debt,” one said. It’s a messa ... [Image Embedded Here] [Audio Embedded Here]
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Fired! Why were you fired from your last job? I used to work in a dairy. I got fired for getting in the whey. I lost my job at the massage parlor. I rubbed people the wrong way. I wanted to get a job as a gynecologist, but I couldn’t find an opening. I was working in an orange juice factory, but I couldn’t concentrate. I tried to be a chef. I imagined it would add a little spice to my life. But I didn’t have the thyme. I once was a tailor, but I wasn’t suited for it. It was a so-so job. I worked at Starbucks, but it was the same old grind. I tried working in a muffl ...
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http://www.myrtlebeachwebzone.com/ivs/humor/whyweneedphysics.htm   [End]
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Odds are you’ve run across one of these characters in your career. They’re glib, charming, manipulative, deceitful, ruthless -- and very, very destructive. And there may be lots of them in America’s corner offices. http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=1184&i=185         [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Excellent article about mean bosses.... http://digbysblog.blogspot.com/2007/08/inalienable-dream-by-digby-for-all.html Molly   [End]
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Nice post, thanks   [End]
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Does anyone have any info on a reputable internet, or mail order business from which I may be able to get a stay at home type job. Thank you if you have ideas, send them my way, 2113   [End]
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Kathryn That sounds like a fun retirement thing to do.... Sure sounds like a lot more fun that going to Fla in the winter wiggling toes in the sand and playing golf... Keep doing nice things for people, maybe it will catch on I’m off to work, just a regular scheduled day of work for us... HippeeSandee   [End]
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THINGS YOU’D LOVE TO SAY OUT LOUD AT WORK: 1. I can see your point, but I still think you’re full of poo. 2. I don’t know what your problem is, but I’ll bet it’s hard to pronounce. 3. How about never? Is never good for you? 4. I see you’ve set aside this special time to humiliate yourself in public. 5. I’m really easy to get along with once you people learn to see it my way. 6. I’ll try being nicer if you’ll try being smarter. 7. I’m out of my mind, but feel free to leave a message. 8. I don’t work here. I’m a consultant. 9. It sounds like English, but I can’t understand a dar ...
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So here is something I hav ebeen thinking about, why is it no one feels comfortable admitting error It’s here, and at work and pretty much everywhere We know we make them what is sahmeful about error? Nothing much The sticki=ness becomes when we must cop to it then there is something personal and (here’s the question) shameful? Worse crimes are committed in the coverup of error than ever the misdeamenor itself. Watergate, CZgate ;}, and on and on, break of fiduciary trust - it only gets more complicated the more denial that is added to the incident. And I am wondering ,if i ...
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hippeesandee...What a wonderful story!!! I absolutely love doing nice things for other people. Most times, the person is so surprised and so appreciative. And many time, I do things that the recipient doesn’t even know where the act of kindness came from. But I still get a thrill...just knowing...that soon they will find their ’surprise’...or whatever it was. We’re retired...I’m 60, my husband is 61 and when he first retired almost 4 years ago...he was telling me that since we work so hard around our little place in the country..I needed to find a ’hobby’. :-) We had company/ ...
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Words to Live By at Work These will help you get through any bad day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To err is human, to blame someone else shows real management potential. What if they held a meeting - and nobody came? Would nothing still get done? A pat on the back is only a few centimeters from a kick in the butt. Don’t be irreplaceable, if you can’t be replaced, you can’t be promoted. It doesn’t matter what you do, it only matters what you say you’ve done and what you’re going to do. After any salary raise, you will ...
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MENTION the name Elephant Pharmacy to people here and the response is, That’s the drugstore that prescribes yoga. In fact, Elephant Pharm, as it calls itself, offers a wide variety of alternative remedies — yoga perhaps being the most mainstream — besides traditional prescriptions. Such branding is invaluable to a small company like this, which is striving to carve a niche as the only drugstore in America thinking outside the big box. Elephant Pharm’s mission is to become a “natural community hub,” where conventional medicine meets other forms of health care, a combination th ...
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When I am in a grumpy mood, I like to do something like that because it has a rolling effect, that means for the moment that person is in a nice good and will be kind to the next person he sees and on and on and on.. All I know is that it put me in a better mood, got a good sleep today and woke up in a good mood. A good mood is better for your health than a bad mood HippeeSandee   [End]
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That’s beautiful. You sound like the kind of person I married!   [End]
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Yes it’s me, I work the 12 hour overnite shift... I just started a new tradition for myself after my long week, I am usually tired and grumpy... I am doing a ”do nice for someone”, 2 weeks ago I had $2 left in my console for the bridge, so I said it my last day this week so here, the next 2 people in line pay their way... I put a smile on the toll takers face and one of the persons in back of my caught up to me and thank me... I made her smile and it made me smile... It made me feel good the rest of the nite... Last nite, I saw my friend George in a frenzy, so at the 4 am bre ...
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commitment One’s lifework, I have learned, grows with the working and the living. Do it as if your life depended on it, and the first thing you know, you’ll have made a life out of it. A good life, too.” -Theresa Helburn   [End]
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There is a trend well in place to transfer all risk and cost to the employee It happens with your pension being ”converted” or replaced into a 401 (k) then at retirement to a self directed IRA No guarantees all based on the market or an annuity that you pay for (Hopefully combinations of both) They are portable because all of us will have many jobs Good enough Your health Insurance has a Cal-Cobra clause in CA but you pay 2% more than your employer did for the same coverage and you are unemployed Unemployment is not 100% of what you made while working or even50%- anyone ...
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Very good message-- and I especially agree with your point on this: ”The new mandatory health insurance will be paid by the participant not the employer- this is an act to remove insurance as a cost or burden to corporate America” All my Democrat friends are jealous of California and MA, hoping for mandated healthcare throughout the US. They will be sorry, in my opinion, once they see what a mess things become after the government gets thier hands on it. We just never learn! Right now I’d pay $40.00 a week for my HMO health care-- if I choose to go on it. Since going ...
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ummmmmmm huh? What the heck are you talking about?   [End]
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