And in another thread you posted this:Brief summary of work this morning...apologies in advance for going full Dilbert...
1. Email about being strict with budgets for 2015. (Boss then decides to blow support budget out of the water for a shared chain account.)
2. Email pissing match with co-worker who won't send me info I need because they said they already sent it to me. They sent it to the other Matt...somehow still my fault...??
3. New employee hired- up to 15 "Welcome Aboard" reply-to-all emails in the last 10 minutes. Over/under for the rest of the day at 40 more emails just like this.
4. One of our most consistently confused employees (though a nice person) has just been promoted and is now in charge of VERY large events. Oh my!
5. I just offered my thoughts on an upcoming promo to my boss. The response email? "What are your thoughts on this?" Contemplating cut and paste of the previous email in a different font. Comic Sans perhaps.
My response to all this? Hi Dims!!
And I'll note that while visiting Boston this Summer, we took a 25 minute subway ride followed by a 20 minute walk to get to a restaurant that spun out of a food truck that became famous for their grilled cheese sandwiches.....and I think I see a solution to your frustrationsIC I am the greatest creator of grilled cheese on the planet. I have been posting here for 7 years and never even shared that info with Dims, and for that I am truly sorry...but now you all know.
1. The winner in the first race was Bad Ass III.Not that I make it my business to call someone out on it directly, but hear, hear! Except when people are trolling. Then their bad spelling makes me very happy :happy:
The two things in this vein that have been bothering me most recently: people not knowing that badass is one word; and that shat is the correct past tense of shit.
Yay for eloquent profanity!
Reverse 911. Ain't technology great?A chemical plant in the next town over had a spill of some substance that smells absolutely god-awful. I got an automated call from my town's emergency notification system that it's not harmful, but unfortunately the smell will linger most of the day until the wind disperses it.
I feel bad because I accused my cat of farting up a storm and shooed him out of the room over it. LOL!
A chemical plant in the next town over had a spill of some substance that smells absolutely god-awful. I got an automated call from my town's emergency notification system that it's not harmful, but unfortunately the smell will linger most of the day until the wind disperses it.
I feel bad because I accused my cat of farting up a storm and shooed him out of the room over it. LOL!
That was it. Unfortunately, that chemical is deadly if you are exposed to high concentrations of it in close quarters, which is what happened during the plant accident. But it disperses very easily into the air, and in low concentrations isn't considered harmful, just very smelly. I live a few miles away and no emergency sirens ever went off. And when we were notified by the local emergency services office with information regarding the smell, there was no order given to shelter in place or even avoid being outside. The danger was apparently confined to that specific area of that particular plant.Tracyarts, I heard on the national news service that a DuPont plant outside of Houston had a chemical accident that killed 4 people. I am guessing this is the same stuff that your emergency message said was "not harmful"?
Boy do i know that feeling now! We bought a van with leather seats in April. Got in the car and it was 32 out. It took a good while to thaw my cheeks out! Thankfully we have heated seats. (They didn't warm it much in the five minute drive to school)Cold temps below 20 and leather seats.
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