GenderLife Forum: The Information Exchange

Yes,please ignore that person--> .We love existing

Thank you very much,

Vanna

What would I prefer doing? How much time d'you have?

It's not the job itself that get's me so much - if I can go from an infantryman to a baker in the span of 24 months, I can do just about anything - it's having to deal with people who become insanely obsessed with their job and get mad at me if I'm not as nuts. We all baseline our lives on our jobs, and isn't that an issue with transition...assuring a job during and after your "changes"?...but it is quite possible, even easy, to lose perspective and become too worried about what goes on at work.

That's the sort of behavior that I hate.

As strange as it may seem…. I actually loved my time in the military. Yeah, I worked insane hours but that was part of the fun. Work 8 or 16 hours and then get told at the last second that your needed for a watch on a Friday night. So you run to get a shower and change and grab a book to read when nothing’s going on, get there, order a pizza to share with the junior person and watch the fun and games.

I really miss those late nights where we would get the phone calls about some drunk sailor who’d done something monumentally stupid… god, so many funny stories from that.

I’m still like that. At my current civilian job I’m only allowed to work 8 hours a day (that’s weird) unless there is something hot to process and even then it’s not that hard to do. (ok, normally not anything major) and quite frankly, it’s BORING. Day in and day out, drudge drudge drudge… no excitement, no change, the only stress is the normal work stress of getting the job done quickly, on time, on budget and correct the first time.

Meh… I work around engineers. They don’t have personalities, they have programs in Cobal 2.0. Their version of an argument is very boring to be around.

I think then, that perhaps you should work for yourself.
i.e. your own business.

Nah, aliens, please blow it up.

We should hold a vote.

Excellent suggestion; those that vote 'Yes' on 'Blow Up the Earth' will be instantly vaporised, thereby putting them out of their misery.

No fun in that.

Let's get the happy ones vaporized, too.

Annoying cheerful little twats.

You will be vaporised without knowing their true fate.
However, you won't be around to care.
Win!

"... sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust."

Most unfortunately, in this capitalistic world, the "just" get fncked!

What would you prefer to capitalism?