Talk About Work Thread

bmwracer wrote:Should be a decent week this week: a short three days, and the boss and VP are out of town.

It doesn't get better than that. :victory:

good for you, when the cat is away, the mice will play....lol, :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:Should be a decent week this week: a short three days, and the boss and VP are out of town.

It doesn't get better than that. :victory:

Hunh... for some reason thought you were the boss. :bow:

Hanzo21 wrote:

Hunh... for some reason thought you were the boss. :bow:

he is .....on the JD forum. :bonk:

Hanzo21 wrote:Hunh... for some reason thought you were the boss. :bow:

Not me... I'm not incompetent enough. :beaten:

Looks like no work for me this week.... i'm on jury duty :(

:bleh:

That sucks.

they're resurfacing the pool area.. no hotties on a warm day like today.

Anime Dad wrote:Looks like no work for me this week.... i'm on jury duty :(

Ew. :bleh: I don't envy you, otosan.

Professional Development days are such a waste of time.

There are days when jury duty actually looks way better than being at work. Especially lately.

It has it's good points.... like getting an extra 1 1/4 hours sleep, being home 30 minutes earlier than usual, being in airconditioned comfort when it's 36C outside...... but I miss you guys here :(

Anime Dad wrote:It has it's good points.... like getting an extra 1 1/4 hours sleep, being home 30 minutes earlier than usual, being in airconditioned comfort when it's 36C outside...... but I miss you guys here :(

>>pelts you with wynter love<< At least you're doing your country/government a service. At least yer being an active citizen. A forced active citizen, but who's lookin'? :beaten:

I HATE it when teachers a abuse their powers. There's this history teacher who refused to help her own students for their presentation, so these students came to me. I helped them out and even went into their classroom to help set up the LCD and computer. Today they came to me with an apology note and a gift, saying that they're teacher was really upset with them for having put me "out" and that they were being irresponsible.

What a load of bull! I VOLUNTEERED to help them because they're teacher was being a bitch. If anything, SHE should be apologizing for not only NOT supporting her kids, but also for forcing them to seek help from another teacher totally disconnected to her course. bah!

No crap this week: Boss lady and family are in Hong Kong all week. :victory: :woot: :dancing:

Still busy at work, but without the micromanagement crapola. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:No crap this week: Boss lady and family are in Hong Kong all week. :victory: :woot: :dancing:

Still busy at work, but without the micromanagement crapola. :victory:

Boss-less days are usually great days. But my new boss went on her vacation without doing all she was supposed to do which makes the project I'm working on (due tomorrow) more complicated than it should be :grumble:

Wynter wrote:...What a load of bull! I VOLUNTEERED to help them because they're teacher was being a bitch. If anything, SHE should be apologizing for not only NOT supporting her kids, but also for forcing them to seek help from another teacher totally disconnected to her course. bah!

She probably just feels threaten by a younger woman who knows how computers work. What a b!tch. Is spanking stupid teachers allowed in your school? :mrgreen:

The students are great though. They bought you a present, even if it wasn't needed. :applaud: :thumbsup:

Wynter wrote:

>>pelts you with wynter love<< At least you're doing your country/government a service. At least yer being an active citizen. A forced active citizen, but who's lookin'? :beaten:

Actually, i'm quite enjoying it. Who woulda thought?

Wyn-chan wrote:
I HATE it when teachers a abuse their powers. There's this history teacher who refused to help her own students for their presentation, so these students came to me. I helped them out and even went into their classroom to help set up the LCD and computer. Today they came to me with an apology note and a gift, saying that they're teacher was really upset with them for having put me "out" and that they were being irresponsible.

What a load of bull! I VOLUNTEERED to help them because they're teacher was being a bitch. If anything, SHE should be apologizing for not only NOT supporting her kids, but also for forcing them to seek help from another teacher totally disconnected to her course. bah!

You're being a true teacher Wyn-chan.... just ignore that other biatch :P :glomp:

tabana wrote:
She probably just feels threaten by a younger woman who knows how computers work. What a b!tch. Is spanking stupid teachers allowed in your school? :mrgreen:

At this point, I would TOTALLY risk it. :banghead:

The students are great though. They bought you a present, even if it wasn't needed. :applaud: :thumbsup:

Yea, they were sweet boys. One of them I swear is the next Bill Gates. Every few years a student walks into your class, and all you can say is "genius".

Nice. Is it the same for future inmate? :sweat:

tabana wrote:Nice. Is it the same for future inmate? :sweat:

We get a couple of those every new semester. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:

We get a couple of those every new semester. :sweat:

Something I've always wondered, is there really a "permanent record" that follows you around? Do you know ahead of time who is going to be in your class, you check their "permanent record" and think "This kid is going to be trouble" [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: Something I've always wondered, is there really a "permanent record" that follows you around? Do you know ahead of time who is going to be in your class, you check their "permanent record" and think "This kid is going to be trouble" [/list:u]

There is, but this is passed from Admin to admin. There's stuff available for teachers, but these records usually get erased between the transition of schools (middle school to highschool). However, I can track a kid in grade 12 back to grade 9 because the records follow him through highschool. I just sucks that sometimes we have no clue what the kid was like in middle school because the information hasn't been passed on.