Your Life Not Related to Music

Tony R wrote: micky wrote: how I told my boss to taking a flying leap today dont do that,its a pyrric victory that leaves you sad and bitter like me....

hahah..  I'm a valued and ...essential employee... he always gives  me time off when I tell him what he can do with the job....  it's a high stress job... he lets me blow off steam  

Geck0 wrote: Exactly.  This thread is too conservative for me, I need some excitment, so the VR is the place for me!

sorry man.... the VR might be your place before I start posting about how I clipped my fingernails today and how I told my boss to taking a flying leap today

Geck0 wrote: Wow, this is officially the most boring thread ever! I got up... made lunch... blah blah blah... Tlossy, if you've noticed, there's been little Fish or OOIOO talk recently, so please return to the VR!

ahhh... do I detect a thread in need of some instant excitement... hmmm..

Talking about music is essential for us since it's basically what our life is made off.

I ran a couple of miles today...

That sums it up.

stonebeard wrote: At least you work at Office Depot (right?) Vince.   God knows what I had to do at The Fresh Market.

Yeah, I by no means hate my job or the people I work with (expect that bitch, but she's leaving in a few weeks).  It's not a bad job, but or management makes it harder than it needs to be because they're slacking off hiring people we really really need.

AtLossForWords wrote: I had to close at work today, but it wasn't too bad.  I was working with a "no bullsh*t" manager who's a class guy and does his best to make sure everyone leaves on time. We have two other managers that are 100% and 95% bullsh*t.  I hate closing with them.  One's dumb as sh*t, and one is a bitch.  The one that's dumb as sh*t is a nice and kind of funny guy though.

I completely understand. No matter where you go (especially in the service industries), the same personalities exist. It's good that you can find something to like in the guy that may not be too bright. Angry people are a difficult situation. I find it helps if you try not to get drawn into the conflict game. Also, think about how crappy she makes her life by being that way. Sad really.
    

sleeper wrote: AtLossForWords wrote: bhikkhu wrote:     Looks like the velveteers are conquering new territories. I don't consider myself a member of the crew anymore.   How come?

Because discussions about Fish, OOIOO, and albums that people have bought give me migrane headaches.

I had to close at work today, but it wasn't too bad.  I was working with a "no bullsh*t" manager who's a class guy and does his best to make sure everyone leaves on time.

We have two other managers that are 100% and 95% bullsh*t.  I hate closing with them.  One's dumb as sh*t, and one is a bitch. 

The one that's dumb as sh*t is a nice and kind of funny guy though.

My day today was devoted to finish the house. I'm working on the walls, then I'll have to finish the ceramic work, place some carpets, install windows (real ones, not Microsoft's). If I can, I'll try to catch a movie later. And I'm kind of in the same situation of mr. Bern; my girlfriend is about to receive her degree, so she is studying and I'll get to see her next weekend. I'lkl kiss her in a week from now. It'll be great, off course...

Added on editing: not having a girlfriend can be good, but not forever. My cousin is in serious troubles; he feels lonely, lives in an empty house were nobody says hello to him. The worst part, I think, is that he is acrually getting use to it, and now it is more of a problem to actually meet someone...
    

Edited by cuncuna - August 27 2006 at 19:51

The Lost Chord wrote: Bern wrote: Today, I kissed my girlfriend for the first time in a week and it felt great    Today i realised i dont have a girlfriend and it felt awesome!!

My day today was the same as yesterday. Just rinse and repeat.