It makes me think of people pooing like a goose...I don't like the name sliders for a food item. Makes me think of someone eating like a pelican.
My sisters and I would have loved those when we were kids. A chance to each choose the toppings we want, and not have to share with each other? Yup, that would have sold us.Pizza...sliders? Really?
Augh, now it's even worse!!It makes me think of people pooing like a goose...
I definitely know what you're talking about.I had a ghastly day at work today. Fuck, I need to transfer to traffic or something. These interviews with kids are fucking killing me inside. After work, I went to the bar to forget what feelings are and couldn't even bring myself to drink a beer so I ended up driving around the city for hours.
Then I had a bubble tea at Dream Tea on Whyte and things were a bit better. I fucking love you Dream Tea. The only person who may know what I'm talking about here is Chad Sexington
I just have this ugly feeling inside. Mostly sadness. I think I feel like our friendship, which was great just a few months ago, is dying. This change sucks ass. It's sudden, and stupid, and I hate it.
Sounds like about 90% of management in general, which is unfortunate.Seriously starting to wonder if I'm going to make it the 5 months I have until we move at this job. I need the money, that's all that's keeping me here now. My new manager is a raving loon who should never have made it to managerial status.
Yeah. It's just really prevalent at this company.Sounds like about 90% of management in general, which is unfortunate.
I don't know how slowly they're going, or how far along the transition they are. It's been like this for years. My last manager was pretty good, he just didn't make the most use of his team members that he could, which meant that I had a lot of free time. My new boss... heh. He'd definitely like to use up that free time, but he doesn't actually give directions well, or resources, or specifications, or anything else really. Then he's really surprised when the report that he gets is nothing like what he expected to be getting.Sounds like MS is slowly turning into IBM.
Your reports would be so much better if only they told him the stuff he wanted to know (instead of what he asked for).I don't know how slowly they're going, or how far along the transition they are. It's been like this for years. My last manager was pretty good, he just didn't make the most use of his team members that he could, which meant that I had a lot of free time. My new boss... heh. He'd definitely like to use up that free time, but he doesn't actually give directions well, or resources, or specifications, or anything else really. Then he's really surprised when the report that he gets is nothing like what he expected to be getting.
I'm always reticent to state this publicly, but...Today (Feb 27) was the 13th anniversary of my last, major depressive breakdown that included a major suicide attempt. I was in the hospital's psych ward for about two weeks and it took me a long time to recover from it, mentally.
Every year, I celebrate it by watching one of my favourite movies, What Dreams May Come. Not only can I relate with the character with major depression (though mine are for entirely different reasons), but the movie's message about suicide is largely what has kept me from doing myself in over the years. Whatever kind of afterlife there is (if there is one), that's not the kind of afterlife I want.
I'll admit that it's not the best movie out there, but every time I watch it, I bawl my eyes out. Tonight, a good friend of mine joined me who had never seen it before. He was crying just about as hard as I was the first time I watched this.
Damn straight, and we're glad you're here too Chad.Congratulations, Nick. I speak for every member of this forum when I say I am so goddamn glad you're here with us.
Please don't. We like Ze Chad. Ze Chad is le awesome.I have severe clinical depression. The last time I seriously considered suicide was less than one week ago. There are very few days where I don't think about ending my life.