The Bitch Box

djchameleon · 07-16-2013, 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by nonsubmissivewife

Ha. Yeah, I knew what he was getting at. Might have a point too...

pfft, he has no point. You are perfectly fine the way you are as long as you are comfortable with your body.

NSW · 07-16-2013, 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

pfft, he has no point. You are perfectly fine the way you are as long as you are comfortable with your body.

Thanks man...yeah, I know. It was more an off-handed comment than a serious one. Now off to find some breakfast...

Plankton · 07-16-2013, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Psychedub Dude

I go through strings on my guitar alot more than I used to now. I used to get a set of strings to last me like 2 months before breaking one, but recently I've been only getting about 2-3 weeks before I break a string. It seems like I keep breaking the Low strings too, which is weird.

If the same string breaks in the same spot consistently, it could be burrs on the bridge sadle or nut. Note where and which one is breaking, and do some light sanding accordingly.

The Batlord · 07-16-2013, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

pfft, he has no point. You are perfectly fine the way you are as long as you are comfortable with your body.

Of course if you have to sleep on your side cause your gut is asphyxiating you in your sleep then it may be time to think about Jenny Craig.

Mojo · 07-16-2013, 10:29 AM

Some things really piss me off, mainly when it's to do with people in general, and manners.

At my college, as well as the course I am taking we do little things like CV building and excercises. I was asked just now if I had already done this particular excercise and I said I thought so, so the instructor told me to check and if I had finished it, we would print it. It took me all of ten seconds to find this document, but this time she had walked away.

She was now talking to the guy who sits directly infront of me. They werent talking about work as such, he needs to get some ID before he can take an exam, and they were talking about his efforts to get this.

I sat there for a full twenty five minutes, while she chatted away, all of seven feet away from me. Arms folded, or leaning back in my chair, and even nervously rapping my knuckles on the desk by the end, especially when she finally pulled up a chair to sit next to him. When she finally came back, she said that the document was fine, I made two minor adjustments to the document, which took a maximum of two minutes and printed it off.

Twenty five minutes. I know someone people would think of this as insignificant or unimportant, but I can't even begin to explain how angry this made me.

The Batlord · 07-16-2013, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Mojo

Some things really piss me off, mainly when it's to do with people in general, and manners.

At my college, as well as the course I am taking we do little things like CV building and excercises. I was asked just now if I had already done this particular excercise and I said I thought so, so the instructor told me to check and if I had finished it, we would print it. It took me all of ten seconds to find this document, but this time she had walked away.

She was now talking to the guy who sits directly infront of me. They werent talking about work as such, he needs to get some ID before he can take an exam, and they were talking about his efforts to get this.

I sat there for a full twenty five minutes, while she chatted away, all of seven feet away from me. Arms folded, or leaning back in my chair, and even nervously rapping my knuckles on the desk by the end, especially when she finally pulled up a chair to sit next to him. When she finally came back, she said that the document was fine, I made two minor adjustments to the document, which took a maximum of two minutes and printed it off.

Twenty five minutes. I know someone people would think of this as insignificant or unimportant, but I can't even begin to explain how angry this made me.

Why didn't you just say something?

Mojo · 07-16-2013, 10:40 AM

You'd need to see and hear the chat to understand, maybe. Plus I could tell from the way she occasionally looked in my direction that she hadn't forgotten, so it just gets to the point where my stubbornness will invariably take over.

Trollheart · 07-16-2013, 11:12 AM

No, I don't agree. That's just rude. You should have said something like "Miss (do you say things like that still?) I'm ready now" or "I think that's okay now" or even "When you're ready..." and look meaningfully at her. It's not on: it's like you ring someone, they get another call, ask you to hang on and then come back to you like ten minutes later! Look after the person you were dealing with first! It's only manners, unless you're taking the old biblical quote "The last shall be first" too literally....

**Scarlett O'Hara** · 07-16-2013, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Mojo

Some things really piss me off, mainly when it's to do with people in general, and manners.

At my college, as well as the course I am taking we do little things like CV building and excercises. I was asked just now if I had already done this particular excercise and I said I thought so, so the instructor told me to check and if I had finished it, we would print it. It took me all of ten seconds to find this document, but this time she had walked away.

She was now talking to the guy who sits directly infront of me. They werent talking about work as such, he needs to get some ID before he can take an exam, and they were talking about his efforts to get this.

I sat there for a full twenty five minutes, while she chatted away, all of seven feet away from me. Arms folded, or leaning back in my chair, and even nervously rapping my knuckles on the desk by the end, especially when she finally pulled up a chair to sit next to him. When she finally came back, she said that the document was fine, I made two minor adjustments to the document, which took a maximum of two minutes and printed it off.

Twenty five minutes. I know someone people would think of this as insignificant or unimportant, but I can't even begin to explain how angry this made me.

That's a load of bull****. I really don't like people like that. She should of waited till your found the contract and then have her gossip session afterwards

The Batlord · 07-16-2013, 11:25 AM

I remember being in the fourth or fifth grade and being part of a group of kids being led through the hall by a teacher, and she started talking to some random guy in the halls and had us sit on a bench. She then proceeded to talk to this guy for at least fifteen minutes while at least ten nine-ten year olds just died of boredom on a bench, unable to go anywhere.

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07-16-2013, 10:29 AM	#12515 (permalink)
Mojo Melancholia Eternally Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: England Posts: 5,018	Some things really piss me off, mainly when it's to do with people in general, and manners. At my college, as well as the course I am taking we do little things like CV building and excercises. I was asked just now if I had already done this particular excercise and I said I thought so, so the instructor told me to check and if I had finished it, we would print it. It took me all of ten seconds to find this document, but this time she had walked away. She was now talking to the guy who sits directly infront of me. They werent talking about work as such, he needs to get some ID before he can take an exam, and they were talking about his efforts to get this. I sat there for a full twenty five minutes, while she chatted away, all of seven feet away from me. Arms folded, or leaning back in my chair, and even nervously rapping my knuckles on the desk by the end, especially when she finally pulled up a chair to sit next to him. When she finally came back, she said that the document was fine, I made two minor adjustments to the document, which took a maximum of two minutes and printed it off. Twenty five minutes. I know someone people would think of this as insignificant or unimportant, but I can't even begin to explain how angry this made me. __________________ Last.FM \| Echoes and Dust

07-16-2013, 10:40 AM	#12517 (permalink)
Mojo Melancholia Eternally Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: England Posts: 5,018	You'd need to see and hear the chat to understand, maybe. Plus I could tell from the way she occasionally looked in my direction that she hadn't forgotten, so it just gets to the point where my stubbornness will invariably take over. __________________ Last.FM \| Echoes and Dust

07-16-2013, 11:12 AM	#12518 (permalink)
Trollheart Born to be mild Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 404 Not Found Posts: 26,994	No, I don't agree. That's just rude. You should have said something like "Miss (do you say things like that still?) I'm ready now" or "I think that's okay now" or even "When you're ready..." and look meaningfully at her. It's not on: it's like you ring someone, they get another call, ask you to hang on and then come back to you like ten minutes later! Look after the person you were dealing with first! It's only manners, unless you're taking the old biblical quote "The last shall be first" too literally.... __________________ Trollheart: Signature-free since April 2018