Bad day vs time to go?
#2
Re: Bad day vs time to go?
Several hundred bad days in a row = time to go..its a mathematical formula...
in order to prolong departure you must use this formula:
bad days in a row/ money < time to go , where bad days in a row approaches infinity.
I am also using the additional formula modifier of ((bad days in a row) -(days of alcohol X casual sex X drugs) )/money< time to go
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in order to prolong departure you must use this formula:
bad days in a row/ money < time to go , where bad days in a row approaches infinity.
I am also using the additional formula modifier of ((bad days in a row) -(days of alcohol X casual sex X drugs) )/money< time to go
this presentation has been brought to you by Captain Morgan's Spiced Rum, hashish and random women with forgettable and unpronounceable Arabic names
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Re: Bad day vs time to go?
WD is spot on.
Lots in a row is a shit week.
Lots of shit weeks in a row is a crap month
Crap months all lined up becomes depressing and you'll turn into a 35 year old, who looks 75, sat in the same boozer every night on your own with a nose the size of a fist and more veins on said red nose than you've got anywhere else on your body.
Lots in a row is a shit week.
Lots of shit weeks in a row is a crap month
Crap months all lined up becomes depressing and you'll turn into a 35 year old, who looks 75, sat in the same boozer every night on your own with a nose the size of a fist and more veins on said red nose than you've got anywhere else on your body.
#5
Re: Bad day vs time to go?
when you're filled with a sense of foreboding every morning,
when there is no longer a glimmer of hope or joy in the day,
when you have no respect for any of your seniors,
when you're convinced that they actually do employ monkeys that look like people in your firm,
thats usually past the time when you should have left.
when there is no longer a glimmer of hope or joy in the day,
when you have no respect for any of your seniors,
when you're convinced that they actually do employ monkeys that look like people in your firm,
thats usually past the time when you should have left.
#6
Re: Bad day vs time to go?
No one has ever had a bad day in the UK right?
Time to go when the number of bad days are greater than they would be at home/ elsewhere.
Time to go when the number of bad days are greater than they would be at home/ elsewhere.
#7
Re: Bad day vs time to go?
when you're filled with a sense of foreboding every morning,
when there is no longer a glimmer of hope or joy in the day,
when you have no respect for any of your seniors,
when you're convinced that they actually do employ monkeys that look like people in your firm,
thats usually past the time when you should have left.
when there is no longer a glimmer of hope or joy in the day,
when you have no respect for any of your seniors,
when you're convinced that they actually do employ monkeys that look like people in your firm,
thats usually past the time when you should have left.
And as Millhouse says, even if you did leave, you could end up with the same old shite, just in the cold/wet and probably getting paid less for it?
Keep your pecker (or female equivalent) up.
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Re: Bad day vs time to go?
I used to have a job in the UK where I woke up with that sense of foreboding every morning, it was horrible.
And as Millhouse says, even if you did leave, you could end up with the same old shite, just in the cold/wet and probably getting paid less for it?
Keep your pecker (or female equivalent) up.
And as Millhouse says, even if you did leave, you could end up with the same old shite, just in the cold/wet and probably getting paid less for it?
Keep your pecker (or female equivalent) up.
#10
Re: Bad day vs time to go?
I left my last role in the UK due to this..company was in trouble, management tried to play us off with happyness and a positive outlook but could never deliver, work load varied, tasks became boring, pay was cut..I had problems even getting out of bed..input decreased, voiced my concerns only to be told..'we are doing our best, but you must continue to provide an outstanding service'..**** that. Handed in my notice, problem solved.
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Re: Bad day vs time to go?
Okay, Kittykat, you have grabbed our attention, so please tell us all what happened.
#14
Re: Bad day vs time to go?
I used to have a job in the UK where I woke up with that sense of foreboding every morning, it was horrible.
And as Millhouse says, even if you did leave, you could end up with the same old shite, just in the cold/wet and probably getting paid less for it?
Keep your pecker (or female equivalent) up.
And as Millhouse says, even if you did leave, you could end up with the same old shite, just in the cold/wet and probably getting paid less for it?
Keep your pecker (or female equivalent) up.