What Annoyed you today

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Originally Posted by nerdy_guy [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Most of the time, idiots are the ones that's really good at sucking up to the higher ups, and that's how idiots get promoted

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I hate that this tends to be true. This happened at Barnes&Noble all the time, especially at my last store. I bent over backwards for them for over a year until I decided that if they didn't give a damn about taking care of their employees, then I don't give a damn about being their coffee and book slave. I saw some of the nastiest, rudest workers get promoted over other more diligent ones simply because they had a good personal rep with higher management.

I was called out of work by my sons nursery, they told me he was turning a shade of blue and had gone floppy, i raced there (luckily only 10 minutes away) by the time I had got there his colour had returned and he was behaving relatively normally. What annoyed me was that they didnt call the emergency services, yet they called me with urgency. It turns out that the staff each thought the other had called. I made sure to tell them it wasnt good enough or acceptable and they were lucky they are not being reported.

My bf humping me to set a moving date.

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Originally Posted by lahnnabell [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I hate that this tends to be true. This happened at Barnes&Noble all the time, especially at my last store. I bent over backwards for them for over a year until I decided that if they didn't give a damn about taking care of their employees, then I don't give a damn about being their coffee and book slave. I saw some of the nastiest, rudest workers get promoted over other more diligent ones simply because they had a good personal rep with higher management.

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Do they pay well? I'm actually applying to B&N. You can PM me if you don't want to discus on here. I have been curious about that place as an employer.

When you gonna dump the BF and come to Texas and live wild?

Haha...you will be my sugar daddy?

I finished a series of books I was re-reading a couple of hours ago, and now I feel empty and want more... Why do I have to get addicted to everything?

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Originally Posted by QueenofCorona [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Haha...you will be my sugar daddy?

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I will be your ", anything you want", daddy.

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Originally Posted by qwerty123 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I was called out of work by my sons nursery, they told me he was turning a shade of blue and had gone floppy, i raced there (luckily only 10 minutes away) by the time I had got there his colour had returned and he was behaving relatively normally. What annoyed me was that they didnt call the emergency services, yet they called me with urgency. It turns out that the staff each thought the other had called. I made sure to tell them it wasnt good enough or acceptable and they were lucky they are not being reported.

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Wow, what a lame excuse for making a serious mistake

I'd report them anyway

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Originally Posted by the_robot [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I finished a series of books I was re-reading a couple of hours ago, and now I feel empty and want more... Why do I have to get addicted to everything?

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I know exactly what you mean. I love finding a book/movie/game I can really get into but then when I've finished it I just have that feeling of wanting more of it....and it is never the same the second time through.

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Originally Posted by dewilliams2 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I know exactly what you mean. I love finding a book/movie/game I can really get into but then when I've finished it I just have that feeling of wanting more of it....and it is never the same the second time through.

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Yeah, it's not the same, but this one was the second time through... I still want more.. I'm going to have to use the free time being done with it gives me wisely

Realizing that the formulas I have come to know and love like SUMIFS and COUNTIFS don't work in Excel 2003. This is the most compelling reason I have found to get a new computer.

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Originally Posted by lovesjoyajm [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Realizing that the formulas I have come to know and love like SUMIFS and COUNTIFS don't work in Excel 2003. This is the most compelling reason I have found to get a new computer.

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Becareful with what you get in the new PC lovesjoy, Excel 2007 is in many ways different to 2003

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Originally Posted by dewilliams2 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I know exactly what you mean. I love finding a book/movie/game I can really get into but then when I've finished it I just have that feeling of wanting more of it....and it is never the same the second time through.

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I read Catch 22, 3 times.

I only made more sense every time I re-read it.

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Originally Posted by Mishanya [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Becareful with what you get in the new PC lovesjoy, Excel 2007 is in many ways different to 2003

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My work laptop and all the school laptops I worked on last year had Excel 2007 and I've used it every day for months now - I only tried to use Excel 2003 on my computer for some home expenses and realized how much different it is. I am SO used to 2007 that I really can't revert back, even for tiny projects, so I need to upgrade. Freakin' pivot tables are IMPOSSIBLE in 2003, filtering is waaaaaaay less flexible... I can't deal with it. Haha.