I am so bored with my job this week.
Remember how my diamond shoes were too tight because my family gives my kids too many Christmas presents? Now my mother wants to take us to Maui for Spring Break. I should be jumping at a free trip to Hawai'i, right? But a lot of me is getting an image of Admiral Ackbar. SIGH. It is hard being descended from Puritans, I tell you what.
It's like Pandora wanted to make me feel better because it just gave me Joan Jett's cover of "Crimson And Clover".
guy in the office says my personality reminds him of the Zach Gallifinakis character. With NO REAL KNOWLEDGE, I am calling bullshit. What say you?
Unless your work personality is VERY different from your actual personality, that is ridiculous and also bizarre.
I really hate it when other parts of the internet talk about tvtropes. They are talking about it on a Myers-Briggs personality board I frequent, and I want to just start yelling "Munchausen's by Internet!" at them.
ridiculous and also bizarre
HAHA! redeemed. He thinks I'm strange, when what I really am is fun and he is poopy.
I kinda don't know why we don't. I mean I realize it would be kind of assholish at this point but hey, that's because he was an asshole to us.
Aren't we well into the time frame of let it go already? What does it look like if we suddenly show up decrying something that happened years ago? Yeah, we got our feelings hurt and it was a sucky move, but tvtropes has gotten well enough established on its own that going in to complain strikes me as very dog in the mangerish.
On the other hand, because I'm on a global team, I'm learning all kinds of new words for porn today.
Weirdly, I just told the tvtropes story last weekend to a rl friend. I was surprised by how much heat I still have over it, but I'm with Connie about bringing it up over there.
I wouldn't judge anyone for doing so, but it would be bad for my soul to take up that charge. In my mind, it is the different between being right (which anyone complaining would legitimately be) and being successful (as in not feeding the troll).
Honestly, I wouldn't want to give him the satisfaction of thinking that we are thinking about him at all.