Lefty Frizzell
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they had a huge big fake fish on a trailer. it was all a bit overwhelming.
Really? Shit, thats sending out the wrong message.
I must talk to my fish people.
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they had a huge big fake fish on a trailer. it was all a bit overwhelming.
Really? Shit, thats sending out the wrong message.
I must talk to my fish people.
Anyone ever cry milky man-tears in work?
I've been close but managed not to.
while were kind of on the subject. A mate of mine told me he used to choke one out every day at work. I definately wouldnt be able. Whats the concensus - seeing as there's all these emmotional trips to the bathroom - anyone ever?
ITalkShite said:Will you say to them "Guys, there's something a bit fishy about all this"?
Will you? Will you? Please?
Anyone ever cry milky man-tears in work?
I hate people like that. I know some one like that, she always has more work to do, shes always has more stress, always never studys but gets an A. Always has less money but still can go out . etc. etc. Then when I get mad for having something I do wrong pointed out at me I get mad, and am made out to be the bad person. Even though Im the only one she ever ever corrects as I cant seem to do anything right in her eyes. Like if i draw a certain way "why are you doing it that way, you'll ruin in the page etc . etc." . SLAM BAM BITCH THERES MY FUCKING A . Sorry just pissed off.
I work with all women and sometimes it can be bitchy but yeah, they're not going to act weird if you get a bit upset.
Actually I can remember another time I cried at work - my mum phoned me to say that my nan had only a few days to live. So, Rampz, sometimes we don't always do it to make you feel uncomfortable.
its wholly unprofessional
look, as far as im concerned, in MY life, crying in the workplace isnt on. its wholly unprofessional and if i can keep it together at work regardless of any outside problems then i expect everyone else to.
Unlike posting on Thumped while at work.
I think if you're very, very, very upset, and I mean upset to the point when you're about cry in front of your colleagues, then I'd imagine professionalism is the last thing on your mind.
look, as far as im concerned, in MY life, crying in the workplace isnt on. its wholly unprofessional and if i can keep it together at work regardless of any outside problems then i expect everyone else to.
Let's all start crying in work now and say we're going home early cos our nerves are gone. Then go to the pub, have a great weekend and come in on Monday with everyone tiptoeing around us and making us tea while we snigger to ourselves.
Unlike posting on Thumped while at work.
I think if you're very, very, very upset, and I mean upset to the point when you're about cry in front of your colleagues, then I'd imagine professionalism is the last thing on your mind.
Unlike posting on Thumped while at work.
I think if you're very, very, very upset, and I mean upset to the point when you're about cry in front of your colleagues, then I'd imagine professionalism is the last thing on your mind.
Let's all start crying in work now and say we're going home early cos our nerves are gone. Then go to the pub, have a great weekend and come in on Monday with everyone tiptoeing around us and making us tea while we snigger to ourselves.
Maybe dj rampz's gripe is with emotionally unstable/OTT women and not just the act of crying itself.
Crying while watching the xfactor versus crying when a loved one dies etc.
i used to work with a girl who used to take a week off when she got her period. TRUE.
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