So, I'm bored.
Bored with online games, bored with writing my game, bored with looking for jobs I don't want to do anyway.
And tired.
Tired of living in an apartment, tired of having no money, and definitely tired of living in Wyoming.
But, in an effort to not be entirely negative;
I love the way Firefox's spell checker lets me right click to correct a word, I love this freaky granola-type cereal I found at Albertsons even though it's really just a bag of oats, and I love reading your sites and seeing that I'm the laziest ho on here. No, really. If some of you were lazier than me, I'd probably just crawl back into bed for a week to compete.
I actually had nothing to say, except I have three friends I watch The Wire with. Matt is on season 1, Shane is on season 2, and Wade is on season 4. It's a good thing I like the show. If you haven't seen it, give it a try. But try 2-3 episodes before you make up your mind.
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Oh yeah, here's an example of how selfish I am. I'm not sure if I mean selfish or self-centered. Pick one and run with it.
A couple weeks after quittign OfficeMax, I was called by one of the ladies in HR and she did an exit interview over the phone with me. I answered as honestly as I could, trying to keep my opinions on how much the place sucked to myself and giving my ideas on why certain things seem not right and how it seems they could be, and I made sure to point out that "maybe there's a reason we do some of that stuff that seems backwards and completely unnecessary, but none of us know the reason. if we did know the reason, I'll be a lot of people would be ok with doing those things, or who knows, someone might think of a better way to do it."
Honestly, I was pretty damn nice and considering how much I hate that place and everythign they do, I think I gave a lot of helpful advice. Not necessarily anything they should change or implement as much as the way the people in the cube farm see things and why.
Iit was a 45 minute phone call, and she told me she was writing everything down.
And the really self-centered part of that?
She was fired a few weeks ago, and all i can think of is "What if she took some of my ideas to her boss?"
You know, her boss would have been that worthless wench who told me it was my fault I had to walk out of the training class.
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I LOVE(d) The Wire. One day I'll save up and buy all the seasons.
That place is worthless. I don't know how some people can stand to stay there for years upon years.
I remember reading your previous posts about how shitty the place you where working at. You should be honest during the exit interview, it's not your fault that chick got fired!
it is your fault she got herpes, though.
and by your i mean my. but let's not get hung up in details.
Eve never made me bored. :P Dork. Come play eve with me. Its the only place that characters advance when you don't play. *snickers*.
Its going to be your fault when Rache's bees vanish. :P
I lub you fleener.
Too bad you're not 'here'...
We could be bored together...LOL
Just stopped by to leave you this --->
rache told me the burning means love, is that wrong?
the grade thing is a real sickness, I know this, but I cannot help it.
People fear change in businesses. I, personally, fear growing a third arm from my forehead. I'm just saying.
I think we should have a competition to see who's got the most lazy. I'm really good at that shit.
I once saw a red popsicle lying on the carpet and thought, "oh CRAP." and walked away.
I'm not terribly entertaining these days.
All I do is work and watch movies.
But yeah, I messaged you my phone number. Give me a holler.
Hey man, I checked my email and honestly I haven't seen any emails. I'll email your gmail addy right now.
@solomon_grundie -
Pure determination. That or apathy. I just don't care about figuring out which.
When Firefox added spell check, it gave me something to get out of bed for too. I'm hoping for grammar check on Firefox 3 so I can have two reasons. Lol.
If it makes you feel any better, I guess the change in HR has been a long time coming, so she probably knew what was going to happen before you even quit.