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Caroline Devotee
Number of posts : 802 Age : 38 Karma : 4 Hermit Points : 905
| Subject: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 12:13 pm | |
| there are a couple of issues i have when it comes to men at work.
Working on Reception:
1. i have to deal with really ignorant,ill mannered and generally horrible delivery drivers. one of which shoves his clipboard and item at me and grumbles. do i act politely and let him be a misserable git for the rest of his life? or give him a sharp snappy reaction back and tell him not to be so rude?
2. i think my niceness (word of the day) can often be confused with flirting...i got asked by one man in particular, this- 'do you have a stapler or know of where i can find one?', i gave him a very simple answer of 'sorry i don't have one, you could try the stationary cupboard'. with every reply, he stares at me, burning a hole in my head with a cheshire cat grin, as if i'm meant to respond further. it's very annoying and quite frankly creepy. what can i do? | |
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Sound Foundry Dangerous
Number of posts : 2735 Age : 43 Karma : 17 Hermit Points : 4360
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 12:45 pm | |
| Well, with regard to the 80's pop band, I suggest you listen to their music a little more and you'll probably find it will grow on you. After all, who can fail to like their top 10 hit 'Land Down Under' with its classic line "She smiled and gave me a VeggieMite sandwich". Classic gold!
With regard to your other problems, I suggest a swift knee in the Goolies is a standard defensive mechanism........ a thousand snappy combacks won't get the message across quite like bruised and swollen nadgers.
Hope this helps. | |
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Caroline Devotee
Number of posts : 802 Age : 38 Karma : 4 Hermit Points : 905
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 12:48 pm | |
| thanks john, so basically. i need to grow a pair, and hurt someone else's. oh, and search out 'Land Down Under' . | |
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Rig Stalker
Number of posts : 1493 Age : 104 Karma : 7 Hermit Points : 1628
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 12:50 pm | |
| no one should have to search out land down under, isn't it automatically imprinted in everyones subconscious? | |
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Caroline Devotee
Number of posts : 802 Age : 38 Karma : 4 Hermit Points : 905
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 12:54 pm | |
| maybe i know it but don't know of the name.
remember guys, i was born in the 80's, 90's was my era (unfortunately). | |
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Rig Stalker
Number of posts : 1493 Age : 104 Karma : 7 Hermit Points : 1628
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 1:02 pm | |
| i would say 90's was the best of any era, including the 60's! not that i was around then of course.. | |
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Caroline Devotee
Number of posts : 802 Age : 38 Karma : 4 Hermit Points : 905
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 1:11 pm | |
| it's strange how much i actually like 80's music, considering i wasn't old enough to listen to it in great detail.
not a big fan of anything 90's, i like music from that time, just through sheer nostalgia tho. | |
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Kelly Number 1 fan
Number of posts : 969 Karma : 18 Hermit Points : 2593
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 1:29 pm | |
| - caroline wrote:
- there are a couple of issues i have when it comes to men at work.
. he stares at me, burning a hole in my head with a cheshire cat grin, as if i'm meant to respond further. it's very annoying and quite frankly creepy. what can i do? Is he like Finchy from The Office? - I had great fun taking the piss out them types when I was a receptionist | |
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Caroline Devotee
Number of posts : 802 Age : 38 Karma : 4 Hermit Points : 905
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 2:44 pm | |
| oh, er, he's a little bit like that, but less full of himself. more that geeky type, that aims for girls outside their own league. not that i think highly of myself there of course. | |
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Boris The Spider Super Stalker
Number of posts : 1605 Age : 35 Karma : 2 Hermit Points : 562
| Subject: Re: men at work Thu Mar 05, 2009 6:28 pm | |
| Caroline, you must know that song.. and it will cheer you up so much when you hear it that you'll forget all your pervy geek troubles.. watch the video for added mood boost. | |
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Caroline Devotee
Number of posts : 802 Age : 38 Karma : 4 Hermit Points : 905
| Subject: Re: men at work Fri Mar 06, 2009 9:04 am | |
| i knew it straight away when dale played it, got me dancing and forgot all about the creepy men at work. | |
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Rig Stalker
Number of posts : 1493 Age : 104 Karma : 7 Hermit Points : 1628
| Subject: Re: men at work Fri Mar 06, 2009 10:24 am | |
| so Dale owns said song?
ha, ha ha, hahaha! | |
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Dale Admin
Number of posts : 5959 Age : 41 Karma : 50 Hermit Points : 12391
| Subject: Re: men at work Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:20 am | |
| I played the sample on the itunes store ya fecker! | |
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HULK SMASH! Stalker
Number of posts : 1047 Karma : 17 Hermit Points : 1209
| Subject: Re: men at work Sat Mar 07, 2009 11:27 am | |
| - Rig wrote:
- i would say 90's was the best of any era, including the 60's! not that i was around then of course..
Agreed. The 90's did to the 80's what the 60's did to the 50's. | |
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