suck an egg, boss man!

yay Msbelle!

Yay, msbelle!

FUCK!! He is already gone. DARN IT! Now I have used up two perfectly adorable I'm quitting outfits.

OK, first thing tomorrow morning. I may even get to work early for this.

Ya. Hoo. for msbelle.

ETA: OK, little slow on the Post button. Ya. Hoo. for tomrorrow, then.

go, msbelle! there've been so many jobs when i wanted to tell my supervisors/managers to shove it.

I think everyone should have this experience at least once. It is empowering. I got mine out of the way when I was sixteen, and my folks were still supporting me. I used very bad words, and elongated the vowel sounds for effect. My friends were stunned, because I was very seldom naughty. I guess that's my one metaphorical flaying.

Go msbelle. Congrats on the new job, and congrats on getting away from the soul suckage!

I'd like to carve out a special niche in hell for people who are too busy to accept/decline meeting invites they've had a chance to read, even as the meeting time is creeping towards us (it's 3.5 hours from now, and he's had the invite for days).

It's so unprofessional.

I think everyone should have this experience at least once.

I got to quit as a DJ on the air, while bitching out my boss (who was a Ricky Gervais type Peter-pinhead, except much less lovable). That was cathartic.

Weird bit from IMDB:

Star Wars: Episode III -- Revenge of the Sith has failed in China to create the kind of excitement that it has in the rest of the world. China Daily reported Tuesday that the film earned only $3.37 million in its first week of release in the world's largest nation. The newspaper commented that the failure of the film likely reflects cultural differences, noting that its "virtual world seems too celestial to be acceptable to many Chinese movie fans," many of whom, it said, have more adult tastes than Westerners. The newspaper observed that Titanic, by contrast, earned $38.5 million on the Chinese mainland market and attributed its success to "the universal theme of love."

I think everyone should have this experience at least once. It is empowering. I got mine out of the way when I was sixteen, and my folks were still supporting me.

when i was 17...no. 18. i almost got into a fistfight with a supervisor. she was a catty bitch. my ex and i worked together and had a tumultuous break-up(to say the very least) and he'd been very chatty with the photo girl. well...the supervisor decided to take a stab at twisting that knife in my back. i closed down my check-out lane. went over to the little customer service desk and asked her to go outside with me. she declined and proceeded to taunt me. at this point i'm so angry i'm in tears and threatening to climb over the little door after her. the ex took that opportunity to drag me out of the store with me shouting obscenities at her. customers and employees alike were looking at me with open mouths. i'm surprised i didn't get into some very serious trouble.