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Link Posted: 10/15/2014 9:53:39 AM EDT
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My Arfcom is brokeded.



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Vert Der Furk?
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It's a nice ass?
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It's Wednesday and I'm already out of fucks to give.  Maybe if customers hadn't squandered them on piddly stuff I would have some left over for important issues.


Here have a no homo hug
If it's no homo why did you grab my ass?  


It's a nice ass?
I suppose, if you like hairy middle aged men.

 
Link Posted: 10/15/2014 9:55:21 AM EDT
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Oh... it's working now.  
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It's Wednesday and I'm already out of fucks to give.  Maybe if customers hadn't squandered them on piddly stuff I would have some left over for important issues.

Here have a no homo hug
If it's no homo why did you grab my ass?  

It's a nice ass?
I suppose, if you like hairy middle aged men.  

That's how HK rolls.
Link Posted: 10/15/2014 9:59:38 AM EDT
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We used to be able to check out products that my company makes for personal use.  Not anymore!  Yay!





I have no idea why people keep quitting.








Like a library book?



Pretty much.  Assuming my company made said library book, and that model of book was released to production in some capacity.



My company is the poster child for how not to treat your employees. I've never seen turnover like we're going through now.
The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger of getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.


 
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The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger if getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.  
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We used to be able to check out products that my company makes for personal use.  Not anymore!  Yay!



I have no idea why people keep quitting.





Like a library book?


Pretty much.  Assuming my company made said library book, and that model of book was released to production in some capacity.


My company is the poster child for how not to treat your employees. I've never seen turnover like we're going through now.
The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger if getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.  
Ouch!

 



Our company hasn't given out a bonus in a couple years, but still do the 401(k) match (25%) and profit sharing.  They also pay the lions share of our health insurance.
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A little Bobby Darin turned up to 11 puts a smile on my face.  
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Like a library book?


Pretty much.  Assuming my company made said library book, and that model of book was released to production in some capacity.


My company is the poster child for how not to treat your employees. I've never seen turnover like we're going through now.
The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger if getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.  
Ouch!  



Our company hasn't given out a bonus in a couple years, but still do the 401(k) match (25%) and profit sharing.  They also pay the lions share of our health insurance.
Oh yeah, I forgot about profit sharing.  They stopped that right before I left.  Funny, Glassdoor.com ranked them something like the 5th or 6th worst company in the country to work for, and the CEO was #1 or #2 worst.

 



The good news is my current job is getting lots of good applicants from there.
Link Posted: 10/15/2014 10:04:43 AM EDT
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I refuse to work today.

So there...
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Be careful when searching "crisco industrial lubricant".

 
Not a lot of places carry lard out here, unless I go to the Mexican grocery.  But even then, they only sell it in 5 pound tubs.

 
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My company is the poster child for how not to treat your employees. I've never seen turnover like we're going through now.
The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger if getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.  
Ouch!  



Our company hasn't given out a bonus in a couple years, but still do the 401(k) match (25%) and profit sharing.  They also pay the lions share of our health insurance.
We're doing pretty good here.  They have paid most of the increases in health insurance, and offered less expensive options.  Still get a 50% 401k match up to to 6%.  Get a "safe harbor" contribution to our 401k every year.  Plus a bonus.  Plus the option to purchase stock "on a favorable basis".  Raises are kinda minimal, but there has been at least some kinda raise every year since I started.



Plus, well, free beer and wine is a plus.  Sometimes Vodka.



 
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We used to be able to check out products that my company makes for personal use.  Not anymore!  Yay!

I have no idea why people keep quitting.


Like a library book?

Pretty much.  Assuming my company made said library book, and that model of book was released to production in some capacity.

My company is the poster child for how not to treat your employees. I've never seen turnover like we're going through now.
The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger of getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.  

But was the working environment toxic?
Link Posted: 10/15/2014 10:07:52 AM EDT
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Not a lot of places carry lard out here, unless I go to the Mexican grocery. But even then, they only sell it in 5 pound tubs.


I fail to see the problem.
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Who was speaking of deer?
I've never shot a deer

 
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I have too much to do today to refuse to work.

I'll not do extra work just for you.
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Be careful when searching "crisco industrial lubricant".

 
Not a lot of places carry lard out here, unless I go to the Mexican grocery.  But even then, they only sell it in 5 pound tubs.  
Bought my last one at Walmart.  Need to plop it in the deep fryer and make some tasty po-taters.  



 
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I might join you.

Occasionally, I stumble across a brilliant idea.
Broken clock and all...
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You should fix that.
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Going to drink roof beers all day?

 
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Be careful when searching "crisco industrial lubricant".

 

Not a lot of places carry lard out here, unless I go to the Mexican grocery. But even then, they only sell it in 5 pound tubs.




I fail to see the problem.
I don't need a years worth of lard on hand.

 



Besides, BulleitBaby uses shortening.  If it was good enough to take first place in the Savory Biscuit category at the International Biscuit Festival, it's good enough for me.
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I've never shot a deer  
I've pointed a shotgun at one before.  Right before "sunrise", the deer looked at its watch, said "oh shit! gotta go!" and split.  



 
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You should fix that.
I've never even been hunting...

 
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How'd the exam go?
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I've never shot a deer  

Me neither.

I shot my first deer when I was 5.
Of course, considering where I lived, that was considered a "late bloomer".  
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I have too much to do today to refuse to work.

I'll not do extra work just for you.

Don't strain yourself on my account.
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Like a library book?


Pretty much.  Assuming my company made said library book, and that model of book was released to production in some capacity.


My company is the poster child for how not to treat your employees. I've never seen turnover like we're going through now.
The company I used to work for started having layoffs every spring.  Anyone who had been there 10 years or so and is making decent money is in danger of getting let go so they can hire some kid off the street to replace them.  Plus they eliminated year end bonuses (which used to be about 20% of my annual pay) and 401K match.  This is in a city where unemployment runs about 2%.  And they wonder why people are leaving in droves.  


But was the working environment toxic?
Ever see Office Space?  Imagine that, but with more micromanagement.

 
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You should fix that.
I've never even been hunting...  

Same
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Not a lot of places carry lard out here, unless I go to the Mexican grocery. But even then, they only sell it in 5 pound tubs.


I fail to see the problem.

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I get to develop a warranty analysis process flow chart.



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That's never stopped me
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Me neither.
I 3> deer season.  Venison backstrap is the food of teh godz.

 
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Not a lot of places carry lard out here, unless I go to the Mexican grocery. But even then, they only sell it in 5 pound tubs.


I fail to see the problem.
I don't need a years worth of lard on hand.  

Besides, BulleitBaby uses shortening.  If it was good enough to take first place in the Savory Biscuit category at the International Biscuit Festival, it's good enough for me.

Do you not know how delicious stuff is when deep fried in lard?
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I've never shot a deer  


You should fix that.
I've never even been hunting...  
How is that possible when you live in Kentucky?

 
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Going to drink roof beers all day?  

I might have 1 this afternoon. I try not to get too stupid while I'm at work (I don't have much wiggle room when it comes to "getting stupid").
I bought a Vintage Series from Adelbert's Brewery on the way home yesterday.

VINTAGE MONKS
Formerly called Barrel Aged Dancin’ Monks

Barrel Aged Dubbel Ale (9.1% ABV)

THE ALE: Vintage Monks is a blend of our Trappist inspired ales which have spent up to two years aging in oak wine barrels. Each barrel imparts unique flavors of red wine, tart fruits and lovely funk. The blended result is a wonderfully complex ale that is beautifully balanced. Pairs well with tangy cheeses, rich meats, fried foods and fruit-based desserts.


Not sure when I'll get around to opening it, though.
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Sames.
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I've pointed a shotgun at one before.  Right before "sunrise", the deer looked at its watch, said "oh shit! gotta go!" and split.  
 

Deer are very conscious of their punctuality.
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I have too much to do today to refuse to work.

I'll not do extra work just for you.

Don't strain yourself on my account.

I'll go slow.
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It's all stuff around the house that will make life easier for the imp and Duckski when I go to work for the next few days.
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Brother Dan...
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I use peanut oil.

 
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It's all stuff around the house that will make life easier for the imp and Duckski when I go to work for the next few days.

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I refuse to work today.

So there...

Set the building on fire.

But that would create work for me.  
Link Posted: 10/15/2014 10:18:48 AM EDT
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I get to develop a warranty analysis process flow chart.



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Link Posted: 10/15/2014 10:20:46 AM EDT
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Quoted:Ever see Office Space?  Imagine that, but with more micromanagement.  
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Yick. Can't stand micromanagement.
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