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Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: sao123
i dont even know what tl;dr means yet.
fvcking teenagers and their damn txt shorthand.

no offence but if you can't google something that shows up in the very first hit...the problem is you.

google is for moron problem users.

Whatever you say, I have to agree with alkemyst on this one, the problem is you.
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: sao123
i dont even know what tl;dr means yet.
fvcking teenagers and their damn txt shorthand.

no offence but if you can't google something that shows up in the very first hit...the problem is you.

google is for moron problem users.

Whatever you say, I have to agree with alkemyst on this one, the problem is you.

debit fail
 
Organize a group of people and prank the shit outa her. Fill her desk drawers with sand. Frequently steal all her pens or stapler. Call her desk and talk chinese. It'll be fun because you know she will overreact!

edit grammar err
 
Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: sao123
i dont even know what tl;dr means yet.
fvcking teenagers and their damn txt shorthand.

no offence but if you can't google something that shows up in the very first hit...the problem is you.

google is for moron problem users.

Not exclusively. It's also handy for getting information quickly. For instance, instead of typing a stupid response, you could've had your answer in hand and not looked so silly at this point!

(cue the "The More You Know" star)
 
This is a case of "you had to be there".

Funny work stories are ones that apply to everyone, like this one:

Last week, our marketing director came in to the call center and said "I generated a call list of everyone that cancelled in the last 3 months. I'd like to have them called and explain all the great new features of our service.

I explained that this was not a good idea, because it's too soon and people usually cancel for a good reason.

He insisted, so we did a test call and put it on speaker so we could all hear how it goes. We have a caller call a former customer, introduce himself, and read a script about our new services. The caller gets cut off with the customer screaming "I THOUGHT I CANCELED YOUR SHITTY SERVICE-DON'T F*****G CALL ME AGAIN!"...so loud that it was heard by people on the phones around him.

I shook the marketing director's hand and congratulated him.
 
Some people think that just because they are using every ounce of their brainpower to do simple tasks that they are working hard.
 
Originally posted by: DayLaPaul
Some people think that just because they are using every ounce of their brainpower to do simple tasks that they are working hard.

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<---- Fervently hopes someone gets this. 😉
 
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