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Having to leave the boards because it is time to get to work!

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James Keegan wrote:

At a friend of a friend's place, this is how they did it and it must have been the most humiliating and dehumanizing thing possible:

They called everyone outside and locked the doors with the keyswipe thing, then told everyone to come back inside with their i.d. card. The people whose cards didn't work were layed off.

I just had to go check this on Snopes.com, and it is an urban legend from 1994, if you can believe it:

The Fired Drill

I love Snopes....

I hope everyone who has lost a job finds something quickly -- though it did take my husband three years. But as others have pointed out, you do save a lot on daycare expenses....


We've missed you ACE!

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theacemu wrote:

Not posting on the boards in a really, really long time sucks...

As ever,
ACE

Welcome back! We missed you!


Hey, thanks y'all...now, point me in the direction of a nice juicy thread that needs some further pontificating upon...

As ever,
ACE

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Over three hours without electricity. Ugh.

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aatea wrote:
James Keegan wrote:

At a friend of a friend's place, this is how they did it and it must have been the most humiliating and dehumanizing thing possible:

They called everyone outside and locked the doors with the keyswipe thing, then told everyone to come back inside with their i.d. card. The people whose cards didn't work were layed off.

I just had to go check this on Snopes.com, and it is an urban legend from 1994, if you can believe it:

The Fired Drill

I love Snopes....

I hope everyone who has lost a job finds something quickly -- though it did take my husband three years. But as others have pointed out, you do save a lot on daycare expenses....

Thanks for finding that. Still, the really bad news about it that we believe it possible a company would indeed act so cruel and nasty.

Stefan


Maiking an appointment with the appraiser so he can do an inspection to refiance and save your home. Take the time off of work then having to call when there an hour overdue to talk to someone who sounds like they were on WOW raiding till 3am and get "ah sorry I forgot your appointment"!!!


I finally get a chance to have a girls nite out and I can't get a hold of any of the girls. :(
Two of them are out doing other stuff this afternoon, which means they won't want to do anything later. And another one isn't answering her phone, which could mean anything including that she forgot to charge it. I'm so desperate to get out of here that I would even ask the one I cant stand to go with me, but she has to work Saturday nights.


The grandkids of a good friend of mine are in the hospital. They were in a car wreck this afternoon. Their dad was driving and he's kinda doped up on morphine right now, so they don't know for sure what happened. The kids are 7 and 5. The seven year old may have a hairline fracture in his spine and the five year old has internal bruising.

Dammit this is the second car wreck these kids have been in this month. :(


Lilith wrote:

Menstrual cramping. The kind that makes your legs hurt. >.<

(Y'all asked...)

Lilith, that made my day! SO True!


Achoo, cough cough... sleepless night tossing and turning.
Bleh.


Charles Evans 25 wrote:

Achoo, cough cough... sleepless night tossing and turning.

Bleh.

Ick. That sounds awful. My sympathies. I hope you feel better soon.


Having to leave work early because you have a serious stress headache that made you dizzy and feel like you were going to pass out. And knowing not making that extra money will hurt at the end of the month.

At least, after three months without, I have a job to leave early, though...

:)

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Having your diagnosis changed from Dysthymia to Schizophrenia Simplex (or Simple Schizophrenia).
Although there's not much difference in treatment, it sucks mostly because of the social stigma. Suffering from depression is bad enough in today's society, but most people associate schizophrenia with the paranoid schizophrenia version (which, granted, is the most common one) and thus psychotic behaviour.

Also, having a pinched nerve in the back sucks. Hopefully it'll sort itself out in a couple of days.

Paizo Employee (Customer Carebear)

People asking you simple, stupid, wasting-your-time questions *JUST BECAUSE YOU ARE THERE* instead of figuring it out on their own.

Realizing all the times you have done the exact same thing to others.

Taldor (Pathfinder Adventure Path Subscriber)

Silkygreenbelly wrote:

People asking you simple, stupid, wasting-your-time questions *JUST BECAUSE YOU ARE THERE* instead of figuring it out on their own.

Realizing all the times you have done the exact same thing to others.

Does this question involve PaizoCon? ;-)


My computer committed suicide, and I haven't been able to get on Paizo for the past few days.


GentleGiant wrote:

Having your diagnosis changed from Dysthymia to Schizophrenia Simplex (or Simple Schizophrenia).

Although there's not much difference in treatment, it sucks mostly because of the social stigma. Suffering from depression is bad enough in today's society, but most people associate schizophrenia with the paranoid schizophrenia version (which, granted, is the most common one) and thus psychotic behaviour.

Also, having a pinched nerve in the back sucks. Hopefully it'll sort itself out in a couple of days.

You have my sympathies, GentleGiant. I'd never heard of Dysthymia before, and I have a friend with schizophrenia (and another friend's mom has it), so I know second-hand what a hassle that is; I hope you have a strong community around you who will stick by you (and there's also Paizo messageboards!). It's not just the mood problems, it's the meds side-effects that can cause trouble too. Also, I've never had a pinched nerve but that must suck too. I'm sending good vibes your way! To commisserate, I'm really depressed right now, and my mom wants to take me to another psychologist. I've seen three - two that have helped me, and one that just made me more miserable. So I'm really vascilating between "should I go?" or "should I say no?" I think part of me is scared of getting out/figuring out what is making me depressed, and I'll admit I've been bottling up my feelings about a ton of stuff lately. But I'm not sure expressing it will lead me to any solutions. I'm unemployed and living at home.

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Hang in there, GentleGiant, that's quite a load.

Shiny--my laser printer died. What Hell?


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Shiny--my laser printer died. What the Hell?

My laptop basically had a stroke, then reanimated itself. The only lasting problem is that my audio card kinda melted...


GentleGiant wrote:


...

You seem a pretty steady guy on the boards.

I shall pray to Odin for you.


- working on Saturday -


Well, I'm officially unemployed.

I've got a job interview tomorrow at the gas station where I buy all my clothes.


The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
I've got a job interview tomorrow at the gas station where I buy all my clothes.

Wow man. You wear a coveralls a lot?


Kruelaid wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
I've got a job interview tomorrow at the gas station where I buy all my clothes.
Wow man. You wear a coveralls a lot?

Nah, there's a Carhartt dealer there, so about once every two years, I go and pick up a pair of jeans, some pre-packaged socks and boxers, and a couple of black t-shirts. Each clothing run costs about fifty dollars, leaving me with some extra cash.

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Good luck on the interview, Shiny. Also, my post was funnier before you corrected it. ;)

Osirion (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber)

Seven year-old daughter laid up with pneumonia today. In June. In Texas. She was a trooper and is doing better, but still sucky for her.

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Oh no! Poor kid.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Good luck on the interview, Shiny. Also, my post was funnier before you corrected it. ;)

Sorry...


Good luck in the job hunt, Mr. Shiny. I'm sorta in the same boat.


Gavgoyle wrote:
Seven year-old daughter laid up with pneumonia today. In June. In Texas. She was a trooper and is doing better, but still sucky for her.

Hope she is recovering by now.

Osirion (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber)

Charles Evans 25 wrote:
Gavgoyle wrote:
Seven year-old daughter laid up with pneumonia today. In June. In Texas. She was a trooper and is doing better, but still sucky for her.

Hope she is recovering by now.

Yeah, the antibiotic shot did wonders, and the crappy tasting medicine is helping, too. She's not 100%, but probably around 80%+.


Does medicine ever taste anything except crappy? Especially if you're young? ;)


On a personal note, I am currently feeling very tired and depressed. I have not been sleeping well (see recent post on coughs and colds) and apparently I made a gigantic social faux-pas regarding the Fanzine, the monstrous nature of which I did not realise at the time.
Right now I just want to tidy myself out of this world. :(

With the exception of a handful of obligations, unless I can be discharged from them, I may be absent from these boards and the chatroom for some time.


Oh, and my Job Seekers Allowance has been suspended, I now find, because I have not answered a letter which I have never received requiring me to produce wage slips for wages which I have never been paid.
Perfect. Just perfect.
Someone drop a meteorite on me right now, please, and put an end to this.

Osirion (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber)

Charles Evans 25 wrote:

Oh, and my Job Seekers Allowance has been suspended, I now find, because I have not answered a letter which I have never received requiring me to produce wage slips for wages which I have never been paid.

Perfect. Just perfect.
Someone drop a meteorite on me right now, please, and put an end to this.

Man, that blows! It also sounds very Douglas Adams... The letter is probably on display in a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying 'Beware of the Leopard.'

I really hope that things improve for you, Charles. I'll send as much good karma as I can your direction.


Getting a babysitter, getting up waaay too early on a Saturday, all to meet a girlfriend for breakfast and hair appt. only to be stood up. Then getting a bad haircut. The bad part was mitigated somewhat by the instructor since it was at a stylist school. Still, I looked like Dorothy Hamill. Thankfully this was mitigated by some hair gel and a straightening iron after I got home. It's always the stupid little annoyances that get to you I guess. And I can't manage to talk to any of my real-life friends for like the last month. It's driving me bonkers. There's always something that comes up.

Andoran (RPG Superstar 2012 Top 16)

lynora wrote:
Getting a babysitter, getting up waaay too early on a Saturday, all to meet a girlfriend for breakfast and hair appt. only to be stood up. Then getting a bad haircut. The bad part was mitigated somewhat by the instructor since it was at a stylist school. Still, I looked like Dorothy Hamill. Thankfully this was mitigated by some hair gel and a straightening iron after I got home. It's always the stupid little annoyances that get to you I guess. And I can't manage to talk to any of my real-life friends for like the last month. It's driving me bonkers. There's always something that comes up.

I'm sorry to hear your friends keep flaking out on you. And, um, I liked Dorothy Hamill back in the day. :)


taig wrote:
lynora wrote:
Getting a babysitter, getting up waaay too early on a Saturday, all to meet a girlfriend for breakfast and hair appt. only to be stood up. Then getting a bad haircut. The bad part was mitigated somewhat by the instructor since it was at a stylist school. Still, I looked like Dorothy Hamill. Thankfully this was mitigated by some hair gel and a straightening iron after I got home. It's always the stupid little annoyances that get to you I guess. And I can't manage to talk to any of my real-life friends for like the last month. It's driving me bonkers. There's always something that comes up.
I'm sorry to hear your friends keep flaking out on you. And, um, I liked Dorothy Hamill back in the day. :)

Me too. My eight year old self often thought of a nice skate with Dorothy and Peggy Fleming holding my hands...


My basement flooded Saturday. Guess where my internet connection is.


I just read that one of the guys I met at SCAD last year, Jeremy Mullins, was killed in a hiking accident on June 18. I only met him for a couple of minutes, but he seemed like a cool professor.

News:

PvPonline.com
The Comics Reporter
=fyuvix's DeviantArt journal
The Augusta Chronicle
The Daily Cartoonist

Jeremy Mullins' webcomic can be found at www.Sweetwater is an A+* h~!@.com


I do normally like to find a silver lining in everything, but this time I just can't...things that suck, my mother in the hospital in Washington thinking she's 28 and asking why her parents haven't come to see her, and me stuck in California.


It saddens me to hear that, Lena.

(We've missed you by the way.)


I know my younger siblings are taking care of things, and the doctors assure us she will get better, but I'm so used to being the one making sure things get done. I feel kind of helpless so far away.
(I've missed being here, it's good to be home)


working for hours on the end of a story that you are posting on deviantart, as you are approximately two sentences from completion, you accidentally click on one of the links of your favorites bar. In a panic over losing all of your hard work because it is neither written on paper nor saved on your computer; you click cancel on the "add text" part of your deviation submission, subsequently losing all of your work, then you press the Stop button next to the address bar
.
.
....you get a deep sinking feeling as you reopen "add text and nothing is there, you reassure tyourself that you were smart enough to copy all of the text just in case, seeing as how wonky DA runs on your computer lately. right click scroll down to paste...&@#$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you curse to the heavens as you see it isn't there, the ending you believed to be truly perfect has been swallowed by the oblivion and will never come back.....ever.....

why in the &@#$ didn't I just press Esc?!?!?!?!?
FML


My roommate announced we'd be getting a new roommate, that everything had been arranged with new arrival and when she'd be arriving. Without asking my opinion or even if I wanted someone new moving in.

And then having said newest roommate succeeding at getting a job two days after moving here. While I've been unsuccessful at landing anything for 11 months now.

Also, my navel itches where it's trying to get infected. Every summer the piercing decides it doesn't like having skin around it so it all falls off (ewww). It's rather gross (but not actually infected, yay).


Susan Draconis wrote:
Also, my navel itches where it's trying to get infected. Every summer the piercing decides it doesn't like having skin around it so it all falls off (ewww). It's rather gross (but not actually infected, yay).

You might have a metal allergy. I had to stop wearing watches because if I wore one for longer than a day, the skin around my wrist would turn red and peel off. My girlfriend also has the same thing, so she can't wear jewelery, or else her skin cracks and bleeds.


Yeah, I'm allergic to ALL metals (yes, even gold, surgical steel, silver, whatever). Sucks. But then, if I weren't, I'd probably be so pierced I'd set of metal detectors from 100 paces...

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