What things bother you the most?

Wynter wrote:I noticed you weren't on. :pout:

Gave me a chance to hardsub some Kekkon Dekinai Otoko episodes... And re-spin a new copy of STMB... With the way cool image from your blog (still waiting for the review, BTW)....

bmwracer wrote:
Gave me a chance to hardsub some Kekkon Dekinai Otoko episodes... And re-spin a new copy of STMB... With the way cool image from your blog (still waiting for the review, BTW)....

DOH! I totally forgot!!!

I'll add that to my list of things I need to do today. :thumbsup:

elitist management who arrange a meal out and invite a select few. yep, i didn't get an invite. :grumble:

kenjilina wrote:elitist management who arrange a meal out and invite a select few. yep, i didn't get an invite. :grumble:

What?? :confused: You mean you don't belong to the select Brown Nose Club that got invited? :hehe:

kenjilina wrote:elitist management who arrange a meal out and invite a select few. yep, i didn't get an invite. :grumble:

I would rather watch Yoshitsune on a continuous loop than have lunch with my management! Besides, you seen one Burger King, you seen 'em all! [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: I would rather watch Yoshitsune on a continuous loop than have lunch with my management! Besides, you seen one Burger King, you seen 'em all! [/list:u]

:rofl:

I think that wherever cliques are formed, the environment turns bad.

Wynter wrote:

:rofl:

I think that wherever cliques are formed, the environment turns bad.

To tell you the truth I think that cliques form everywhere that people are in groups. I have seen them at the office, in religious groups, at schools etc... I guess the trick is to ask yourself..." Do I really want to belong to that clique?

Some people are good at playing the 'kissing-up' to their superiors game. Are you willing to play it or not? What is it worth to you? Some people see it just as a game. Some don't.

Enna wrote: Are you willing to play it or not?

after the experience of my previous job, when i joined this company(around two years ago) i decided i wouldn't play this game and stay neutral. maybe this is why i got snubbed! :beaten:

Enna wrote:To tell you the truth I think that cliques form everywhere that people are in groups. I have seen them at the office, in religious groups, at schools etc... I guess the trick is to ask yourself..." Do I really want to belong to that clique?

I never really had any experience with clique groups until I started going to church (sad thing, when it happens at church of all places). I was never a part of any, but I saw how much drama comes out of it. I was hoping once high school was over, there wouldn't be that many cliques in college and at work. I was totally wrong. If anything, it's bigger outside of high school. :sweat:

MissMonika wrote:
If anything, it's bigger outside of high school. :sweat:

True, and the strange thing is, without too much imagination, you can see they're the same groups, jocks, nerds (charter member here! :woot: ) etc. [/list:u]

Yeah, sad but true. As the saying goes, birds of a feather tend to stick together. Sometimes they don't even realise they are being cliquey :)

You know those little puddings you buy out of the vending machines? One of my co-workers is having dessert right now. He's dipping a banana in one of those pudding things :shakehead: (chocolate)

gaijinmark wrote:You know those little puddings you buy out of the vending machines? One of my co-workers is having dessert right now. He's dipping a banana in one of those pudding things :shakehead: (chocolate)

Pudding in vending machines??? That's amazing. I don't think I have ever seen that!

OT: Headaches :tired:

gaijinmark wrote:You know those little puddings you buy out of the vending machines? One of my co-workers is having dessert right now. He's dipping a banana in one of those pudding things :shakehead: (chocolate)

Mmmmmmm... that sounds yummy!

Wynter wrote:

Mmmmmmm... that sounds yummy!

Go work out, Sensei. The guy also said that when he was a kid, his favorite sandwich was peanut butter and ketchup. :crazy: [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: Go work out, Sensei. The guy also said that when he was a kid, his favorite sandwich was peanut butter and ketchup. :crazy: [/list:u]

peanut butter and KETCHUP?! :bleh: Nasty.

One of the guys at work here had a toasted crumpet yesterday... with honey and CHEESE :bleh:

Mmmmmmm... cheeeeeese... :drooling:

Wynter wrote:Mmmmmmm... cheeeeeese... :drooling:

LOL. Reminds me of Homer's reactions to donuts. Mmmm....donuts. :hehe:

my washing machine is developing a leak. :shakehead: