ZombieJesus
Lost Belgian
DOOP Secretary
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*sniff*
If I were your dad, I'd crack some beers.
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~FazeShift~
Moderator
DOOP Ubersecretary
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Well if the weather permits it tomorrow, at half 12, Faze should be airborne in a helicopter for half an hour... I suppose I should actually get some sleep, boy would my face be read if the black box reveals a lot of yawning and then: "zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz... *KERPPOOSSHHH*!!!" So in case you don't hear from me: I'm the one that's been secretly hiding your keys.
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Idan_Aharoni
Professor
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After running Kip around making phonecalls for me to EasyJet I finally managed to contact them and they told me my reservation is ok. Another worry down the drain...
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Juliet
DOOP Secretary
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Bump
I start work on Thursday
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DrThunder88
DOOP Secretary
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I never realized how much I love school until I left it. Stupid kids, I'd send them to day care year-round if I could.
Also, I start school (again) tomorrow. I look forward to seeing my favorite teacher. I'm sure he still won't let me live down that time I was sleeping in his class, but he's a decent person and a cop's cop, I deserve nothing less than being the butt of his jokes until someone else trumps my mid-class snooze.
Also, my handlebar bracket arrived today so I could fix and ride my motorcycle.
Also also, the bratty dork next door told me I'm doing much better on my bike. That's just what I need, an ego boost from someone I'd just as soon feed to radioactive piranhas as I would look at.
Also to the Maxx, I had a training session today for the new computer systems at work. It's pretty cool. It's like the old system but without the dot-matrix printer. I'll miss Old Noisy, but we've got to wake up and join the future.
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Juliet
DOOP Secretary
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My boss gave me the keys to the office for me to be in charge tomorrow while he is out on an important message. My jobs for tomorrow are answering the telephone and printing out some letters and sorting out the papers in order so that they can be sent off to the customers who want to join the course. I feel nervous about tomorrow but I am sure that I will be fine
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Lurrr
Professor
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I never realized how much I love school until I left it. Stupid kids, I'd send them to day care year-round if I could. Damn right! All these rants I read from kids hating school piss me off, I would love to be back in school! Okay, school itself sucks but I'd love the oppurtunity to act like a kid again, homework that does not take up every waking moment, and to be free from responsibilities like financing and getting a job and stuff. It was cool being a smartass at school too 'cause you pissed other people off. At Uni, people like it because it draws attention away from them.
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Farnsworth38
Professor
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I can relate to that... but everything suddenly got better in the sixth form (the morons exited stage left after sitting their O levels). But I couldn’t go back to my high school now even if I wanted to: it’s been demolished and replaced by a housing development. Went to a reunion just before they pulled it down, but the one person I was hoping to see didn’t show... guess I was being too optimistic there.
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Young_and_Angry
Professor
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Originally posted by I bet a month later I'll read this post and go "Man, what was I thinking?" Oh, yeah... School's slightly (Keyword: SLIGHTLY) better than expected. Mostly since I sit next to one of my friends in the only class we have together. [Morticia] Well, every silver lining has a cloud. [/M]
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DrThunder88
DOOP Secretary
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I was pleased to hear a few days ago that I'm "fitting in nicely" with my shift. I'm not really a popularity whore, but I am relieved. I have become too aware of the venomous enmity that my coworkers exhibit against those they dislike while not in their presence. Of course, it could be that they're boldface lying, but they usually don't do that.
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TheLampIncident
Urban Legend
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Reasons I like work more than school:
-I feel useful. What I do at work helps other people. It doesn't mean shit if I don't do anything at school. -The people at work don't judge you for what you're into, they judge you for your personality. Because of this, I have no problems with anyone I work with. -Time always goes by faster. -Working makes me feel in shape. I've definetely got more muscle tone now than I did a year ago. -I sometimes get free food. -It's often shorter. -I get paid. -I don't get forced to contact people, but then again, I have no problems with anyone I work with. Nobody asks you questions all the time, they just let you do your job. -Managers are more friendly than teachers. In my experience anyway.
Oh wait, this is the optimistic thread. Well, earlier this week, one of my friends(who was the bass player for my last band) asked me to be in a band with him again. Us two, and a drummer playing fast and scary music(me on the guitar). I also have another friend I'm working on a two-piece bass and drum thing with where I play drums. I don't have my own set, but he does and I can just play over there. Listening to music is something I love...playing it is something I love even more.
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Lurrr
Professor
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I had a gig on Wednesday and tonight and both went down really well. The previous two gigs were utter crap and seriously disappointed me, but after a pretty enjoyable gig on Wednesday and having a sizeable audience today really put up my confidence. We played a very tight set, and the feedback I got was that we sounded great off-stage- for once, the mix was perfectly balanced. Now I'm feeling pretty confident about a gig this Friday (supporting the Nightingales) and one a couple of weeks after. After a really dreary summer for us, the end of the year may work out very well (especially if we get into the Leicester Comedy Festival ). On schools: My school years weren't the best of life either, but knowing what I do now, I would love to go back and do things differently. I can't, but at least other kids have a chance to make the most of their childhood. This is the one time in your life that you can screw up and not worry about it because it won't matter in the long term. You don't realise it at the time, but once you leave school things change. People you used to know disappear, your attitudes change- whatever happened in school simply won't matter anymore. I wish I'd known that, so I would enjoyed myself instead of trying to fit in and suchlike.
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DrThunder88
DOOP Secretary
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I sort of miss jobs with physical activity. I'm sure I could do my current job by plugging my brain directly into the Matrix the CAD system. I never thought I'd miss hoisting fifty pound cases of baked beans over my head, but here I am.
Work tonight was smooth sailing. No major incidents were reported, no major assholes had to be dealt with, and I had a Jet Boat for dinner. Mmm...pizza-esque foods.
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Juliet
DOOP Secretary
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It’s only two hours to go till my birthday wee!
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