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they’re coming to take me away HA HA!

three and a half more days… kill… just three and a half more days… must stay calm… must not kill people… that’s it… put down the knife… they’re only project managers… but the knife is shiny… they don’t know what they’re asking… i like red blood… you don’t want to kill them… maybe i do… but killing is bad… jay-z said so… no he didn’t… well he should have… you can make it… just three and a half more days…..

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14 comments for “they’re coming to take me away HA HA!

  1. April 6, 2004 at 12:57 pm

    Easy son, easy. You can make it, I know you can. Besides, that blood stuff is so messy.

    1. mav
      April 6, 2004 at 2:51 pm

      but the blood of my enemies tastes oh so sweet….

      uh never mind…

      1. April 6, 2004 at 5:28 pm

        Would you like to borrow my red Swingline stapler?

  2. April 6, 2004 at 2:48 pm

    chill… just surf the web. what are they going to do?

    1. mav
      April 6, 2004 at 2:54 pm

      sadly, I have to much work ethic…. so even though I think its unreasonable to come to me in the middle of the day and say “hey we need this two page flyer that we’ve never mentioned to you before produced and sent out first thing tomorrow morning, because it was supposed to be out yesterday, and yes, we know we haven’t given you any time, nor any software appropriate to do it with, but we really really need it can you make that happen?” Something about me just makes we work really hard to make it so… even if I’m only 3 days away from being out of the job anyway…

      I suck that way…

      *sigh*

      1. April 6, 2004 at 3:14 pm

        > “hey we need this two page flyer that we’ve never
        > mentioned to you before produced and sent out first
        > thing tomorrow morning, because it was supposed to be
        > out yesterday, and yes, we know we haven’t given you any > time, nor any software appropriate to do it with, but we > really really need it can you make that happen?”

        I’d have to guess that the lateness of the request means it isn’t as high of a priority as they are making it out to be. Therefore, if you work on it tommorrow for Thursday morning send out, it is not going to matter very much. These firedrill tactics just drive people crazy for no good reason. Most of all, don’t let those bastards grind you down!

        It is good to want to work hard. But, it’s not good to let them drive you crazy, and if you let them be stupid and disorganized now, then they’ll just do it to the next guy too.

        1. mav
          April 6, 2004 at 3:26 pm

          no… its actually pretty time critical. It’s for an event that happens next week. Its just late because no one ever thought to tell me to do it before today…

          anyway, I got it done… it just irritated me ia all..

      2. April 6, 2004 at 3:21 pm

        I hate that damn work ethic thing. That’s what led me to working 16 hour days for three weeks as my co-op at Shell Chemical was coming to a close. I was going to get the project I was working on done, goddamnit. Actually made it, too. My design for their new reactor would save the company ~$50.000,000. Did they build it? Noooo. Did they go with the design those little Dutch ass-kissers proposed, that I showed wouldn’t work? Of course they did. Are they in the Allyl Chloride business anymore? No. Why? ‘Cause it’s too expensive! Why is it too expensive? ‘Cause they built a reactor that was about $50,000,000 more than it could have been. @*#$%#!!!!

        Er… Sorry. Went into rant mode without thinking about it. I’ll just shut up now.

        1. mav
          April 6, 2004 at 3:32 pm

          yeah… I’ve been thinking of switching to a career where work ethic matters… like driving the big rigs… I might need a partner… interested?

          Mostly I just want to be able to be able to pick up trucker babes at rest stops by bragging about stuff like “that’s right, I’m the only man who ever made the Pittsburgh – Little Rock run in under nine and a half hours… how about it baby?”

          1. April 6, 2004 at 3:49 pm

            Sounds like you’ve been practicing, trucker man. 😉

          2. mav
            April 6, 2004 at 7:16 pm

            Hey little lady, you ever “work the clutch on a big rig” HAR HAR HAR… You know I have a waterbed in the back… how about it toots?

          3. April 6, 2004 at 5:09 pm

            I was thinking of reminding you that there is a whole lot of work to do in teaching, all of it urgent and none of it ever gets done…but I think truck driving is a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better career choice. Let me know if you find a good trucking school. Depending on how the school restructuring goes, I might need a new job.

          4. mav
            April 6, 2004 at 7:17 pm

            Next time I pick up a book of matches that has a number on the back, I’ll write it down.

          5. April 6, 2004 at 7:32 pm

            Can you save me the matches, too? They’re awfully hard to come by now that restaurants are non-smoking.

            That’s just a theory. I suppose one would actually have to go to a restaurant to know this for certain.

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