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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
From the thumping, I was worried that IDIOT MAN had said something particularly idiotic.
Heh. No, Idiot Man has not responded to my e-mail. The thumping was because of the two things I still need to document, neither is working. You think this might be something that we would check on before we had a conference call with a hapless tech writer, but apparently not.
with a hapless tech writer
Is there any other kind?
This is a brilliant marketing idea (and this a brilliant coopting of it). But those aren't pixels. I'm offended.
Hmm. Do I work more on the project charter? Do I stalk the guy who hasn't responded to my meeting invite? Do I work on this week's project status report? Do I circumvent the account manager and grill the potential users directly?
I have so many choices.
Do I stalk the guy who hasn't responded to my meeting invite?
Heh. I read this as "Do I stake the guy...." and considered it a feasible course of action for ita.
I went with stalking. It worked out okay. Onto the next bit of my list...
No, Idiot Man has not responded to my e-mail.
Whereas the bane of my existence is still being baneful.
I just accidentally deleted my project file, so I bet you're ahead of me. The Recycle Bin: it's a good thing.
The best thing about working in the server room is that when I do something stupid, I have the power to fix it, and nobody will ever know.
The worst thing about working in the server room is that it embiggens the scale of stupid things I have the power to do.
The worst thing about working in the server room is that it embiggens the scale of stupid things I have the power to do.
I have similar problems, though not with a server. There is one sure fire way to get fired around here. And I'm one of two people with the power to do it. FUN.
I actually got to work on a project that was mildly stimulating today. I rarely get that. Which tells me I really should be working for my division director (who handed me the project), not my boss.
Sigh.