kapkomet

In the continuing saga, the Nazi DICKtator told us we cannot have cell phones in the office, although it's ok for him to stand here in the middle of our office talking on one. I love this place. :fyou Hypocritical scumbag. :fyou

um, no thank you.

You're right about that. We can only hope. But one thing I do think is he won't EVER do it in a Sox uni.

I hate to say it, but Reed shows the tools of being a good player. Borchard has shown us he's just a tool.

I don't either... but, IF that's true, this economy can't handle it. People are s***ting bricks about higher costs now, let alone 20% higher crude prices. And 20% higher is a hell of a lot more then 20% higher on $1.00 per gallon was. The job market is in a queasy patch right now because of all the uncertainty. Raise those oil prices more and see what happens. Can anyone say, TANK U?

If that's true, hello $3.00 gas, and a major :fyou :fyou :fyou for the economy. This country will literally go under.

Today's the day... the big $50! Now that Osama got his way (that was his BFD - that oil should be $50 / bbl.) you think he'll call off the terrorist dogs? LMAO.

You remember how in college everyone had such a problem with the "condoning" rule? It's the same thing here, everyone covers up his little power trips. It's just simply amazing. I will just stop there before my computer gets subpeona'd.

It's the exact same personality, but probably a worse climate because you have 3 VP's covering his ass.

This one pretty much sucks. Remember that DICKtator that runs our company? As a matter of fact, re-sig-na-tion letter is being typed now. :fyou :fyou :fyou And yes, that would be before I have another job. It's gotten that bad, and before I have a shoutsplosion, I better just diffuse the situation. Note to college kids out there: You do NOT have to take people's s*** - respect is something that should be given and further respect should be earned. I don't care if you are a CEO. I will respect you because of that, but how you do the job, and how you handle situations will garner further respect - or in my case, make me lose respect. To walk around with a corn-cob up your ass talking about how important oneself is, and to further pussify your management into being "yes" men and women doesn't earn my respect. To sit in a senior management meeting getting my ass kicked for something that was totally not my fault and all three VP's sitting there like a deer in headlights, boy, that's the kind of company I want to work for. NOT. Gee, can you tell I'm in a mood today? The point is, never burn a bridge, and while you still have dignity, end the working relationship, because down the road, you never know where paths will cross. That would be kapkomet's business advice of the day.

Hey steff, sorry it's so late, but happy birthday. I hope you had a good day.

I heard that on the news last week and just shook my head. The kid has health issues, and is being treated for it ... so before there are ignorant comments, please think about that, he couldn't help it. The teacher is an idiot.

that's right... that's what show it was. I was checking on traffic and caught that right at the tail end. That's about the only time I listen to Sean Hannity is to find out why I'm stuck in traffic somewhere in the metroplex.

Caught some thing on the radio with Dick Morris. He expects Bush to throttle Kerry in the debates, then Kerry to figure out that he has been a dumbass, find a real message for the last three weeks of the campaign, and come storming back to make it a close election .... .... I basically expect the same thing.

ok, so I just dropped down a few notches in your book because of my political beliefs? That's harsh. I don't think any less of you because you're a Kerry supporter, I just don't agree. Interesting. Does anyone else feel this way?

Hey man, you might support Kerry and I might support Bush, but everyone is human and no one should be judged for their political beliefs. Like say, you and I are Sox fans, and that bonds us. But please don't hate me because I think Bush, in this case, is better then Kerry. I think a lot of people are better then both of them but that is not the question facing our country anymore. Hopefully that makes sense.

LMAO This is a career first. I'm over qualified for the position and now they are re-evaluating to see if I can fit someplace better within the company. They said that they really think I would be a great asset to the company but for this particular position that I would be bored. Stay tuned.

Dang Flaxx. I was wondering about you. I'm sorry - I know that's not much consolation right now. I hope the best for you.

I got smoked. But that is nothing new.

You're right - I forgot that one, that's hysterical too. The one that made me laugh hardest was the going up a cow's butt and you think you'll get ice cream. That is hil-freakin-larious.

ROTFLMAO

BFD --- Big f***ing Deal...

Because it flies against the nature of who the "mainstream" press is. And that has been there, IMO, since Watergate, the last TRUE piece of journalism that wasn't a witchhunt (but even that was a little). I think Faux News was a spin of Rush to a certain extent, I would say no to Hannity because his popularity didn't hit until he was on Faux news himself... Over time, the news will I sure hope get back to "truth in journalism" without political affiliation, although I doubt it, because with politics comes sensationalism, and that is what sells.

No, I say they are successful because they report news that the other outlets don't, and they APPEAR to be "fresh" and "balanced", etc - and because their news is "fresh" they get all the advertising because it's a different standard of reporting then every other outlet in the country. That's why they are successful. I'm also saying that it does give a balance to the "mainstream" press, although I think both sides (conservative AND mainstream) do nothing but spin stories that will appeal to their viewers, in turn driving up the almighty advertising dollar$. I leave my answer to Faux News doing it "right" to this...