Saturday, March 10, 2007
Want to tell a co-worker off anonymously?
Have you ever wanted to tell a co-worker (or even your boss) that something he or she does or says annoys the sh*t out of you, but are too afraid of the consequences or are just afraid of confrontation? Well here's a solution . . .
Send us your bitch, gripe, problem, etc. with your co-worker along with your co-worker's e-mail address. After we post your complaint about him or her, we'll e-mail them the link. You remain totally anonymous, but your point is made.
Or, if you see a post on the site that resembles a gripe you have with a co-worker, shoot us an e-mail with the post you'd like sent on and we'll do it. Your name kept out of it.
Just think of it as an easy and anonymous way to bitch about your co-workers.
Send us your bitch, gripe, problem, etc. with your co-worker along with your co-worker's e-mail address. After we post your complaint about him or her, we'll e-mail them the link. You remain totally anonymous, but your point is made.
Or, if you see a post on the site that resembles a gripe you have with a co-worker, shoot us an e-mail with the post you'd like sent on and we'll do it. Your name kept out of it.
Just think of it as an easy and anonymous way to bitch about your co-workers.
Idiots at the computer
Another one of our e-mails, this one from IB:
I'm a PC tech, but I also man the front desk and answer the phones at our office, probably because I'm a cute young female. Our end-users are city employees, and I get to field lots of calls from people who want help NOW. Here's how those calls work.We hear ya, IB . . . we kinda want to bitch-slap her ourselves.
"This is Me, how can I help you?"
"I need.... to talk to someone. I have this camera dock that's broken."
"Would you like for me to create a work order for you?"
"No. I ... Need. To. Talk. To. Someone. Now."
Like that's a fucking emergency, a$$holes. I hate people who think their silly little problems ("OMG I can't get Windows Media Player to work! My day is ruined!") are infinitely more important than what's already in our queue. The conversation above happened about ten minutes ago, and I'm seething. I want to find that woman and bitch-slap her.
Work Bathroom Edition #1
It's been a while. We've gotten several e-mails bitching about co-workers which we will post over the next few days. First a themed post . . . your co-workers in the bathroom:
From TG -- an all to common happening:
I can't stand the dirty f**king people I work with who use the toilet and then leave the bathroom without washing their hands.
From RR:
There is someone who works on my floor who, for some reason, can't get his piss into the urinal when he uses it. It always amazes me that a grown man can't aim. It's not like you're pissing into a cup buddy.
From Mike:
If I ever catch the prick who is too lazy to flush the toilet after he takes a sh*t, I'll kill him. Who the f**k wants to walk into the bathroom to take a dump and see that in the toilet?
And a favorite question of ours from AR:
Why is it that people are so afraid to take their sh*t when there is someone in the next stall? Do your business and get the hell out.
From TG -- an all to common happening:
I can't stand the dirty f**king people I work with who use the toilet and then leave the bathroom without washing their hands.
From RR:
There is someone who works on my floor who, for some reason, can't get his piss into the urinal when he uses it. It always amazes me that a grown man can't aim. It's not like you're pissing into a cup buddy.
From Mike:
If I ever catch the prick who is too lazy to flush the toilet after he takes a sh*t, I'll kill him. Who the f**k wants to walk into the bathroom to take a dump and see that in the toilet?
And a favorite question of ours from AR:
Why is it that people are so afraid to take their sh*t when there is someone in the next stall? Do your business and get the hell out.
Labels: bathroom, hand washing, toilet
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