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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2730 on: April 07, 2014, 10:20:29 PM »
If you're being presented with a warning, DirtDawg, even a final one, that's a very good thing. Didn't really expect that result.

Sorry, but I do not see how being told that you are on your last stand is a good thing.

Realize, this is a very large company that I work for. They can not just fire someone, except for ONE massive infraction, stealing. That is an instant dismissal.

No problem. I would NEVER do that. The only way that a person can be fired, who has not stolen anything from the company, is through a lengthy process of documentation of substandard performance.

The fact that that they have made things up about my activities, then set about hours of research combing through old security video to find proof shows me how determined they are to have me gone.

I just wish I had a recourse aside from the violence I have already taken out on my immediate supervisor. I do regret stopping from pummeling him when I realized he was unconscious. I should have kept bruising him.
« Last Edit: April 07, 2014, 10:22:40 PM by DirtDawg »
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2731 on: April 07, 2014, 10:33:36 PM »
It's still fucked up. :(

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2732 on: April 07, 2014, 11:50:24 PM »
Jimi Hendrix: When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace. 

Ghandi: Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2733 on: April 08, 2014, 05:06:37 AM »
If you're being presented with a warning, DirtDawg, even a final one, that's a very good thing. Didn't really expect that result.

Sorry, but I do not see how being told that you are on your last stand is a good thing.

Realize, this is a very large company that I work for. They can not just fire someone, except for ONE massive infraction, stealing. That is an instant dismissal.

No problem. I would NEVER do that. The only way that a person can be fired, who has not stolen anything from the company, is through a lengthy process of documentation of substandard performance.

The fact that that they have made things up about my activities, then set about hours of research combing through old security video to find proof shows me how determined they are to have me gone.

I just wish I had a recourse aside from the violence I have already taken out on my immediate supervisor. I do regret stopping from pummeling him when I realized he was unconscious. I should have kept bruising him.

Most large companies have violence policies and it was surprising both parties weren't dismissed, so just considered it a good thing that didn't happen. Company I work for has a number of things which could result in immediate dismissal; that's one of them. Yes, it's a bad thing to make up lies about you. Still have a job and no legal action as a result; Jack is looking on the bright side.
« Last Edit: April 08, 2014, 05:10:15 AM by Jack »

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2734 on: April 08, 2014, 05:35:28 AM »
Everyone left now for some peace and quiet
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2735 on: April 08, 2014, 06:50:55 AM »
If you're being presented with a warning, DirtDawg, even a final one, that's a very good thing. Didn't really expect that result.

Sorry, but I do not see how being told that you are on your last stand is a good thing.

Realize, this is a very large company that I work for. They can not just fire someone, except for ONE massive infraction, stealing. That is an instant dismissal.

No problem. I would NEVER do that. The only way that a person can be fired, who has not stolen anything from the company, is through a lengthy process of documentation of substandard performance.

The fact that that they have made things up about my activities, then set about hours of research combing through old security video to find proof shows me how determined they are to have me gone.

I just wish I had a recourse aside from the violence I have already taken out on my immediate supervisor. I do regret stopping from pummeling him when I realized he was unconscious. I should have kept bruising him.

Most large companies have violence policies and it was surprising both parties weren't dismissed, so just considered it a good thing that didn't happen. Company I work for has a number of things which could result in immediate dismissal; that's one of them. Yes, it's a bad thing to make up lies about you. Still have a job and no legal action as a result; Jack is looking on the bright side.

Ya know wut?

I do not even know who Jack is, so I would question your input outright.

But to try to be "friendly,"  Teh altercation between me and my twenty something year old supervisor occurred while we were both off the clock and technically away from the store. The violence we shared was not a part of anything the company can control, however, that asshole could probably have made an issue of it, but hee is too arrogant to think that he needs to have anymore than he already has on me. Hee is smug.

I am sure I am done, but my own desire would be for another altercation. I know that I can punk that fuck any time I want, despite the fact he outways me by forty pounds and has two inches of hieght on me. I won his ass.
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2736 on: April 08, 2014, 06:51:37 AM »
If you're being presented with a warning, DirtDawg, even a final one, that's a very good thing. Didn't really expect that result.

Sorry, but I do not see how being told that you are on your last stand is a good thing.

Realize, this is a very large company that I work for. They can not just fire someone, except for ONE massive infraction, stealing. That is an instant dismissal.

No problem. I would NEVER do that. The only way that a person can be fired, who has not stolen anything from the company, is through a lengthy process of documentation of substandard performance.

The fact that that they have made things up about my activities, then set about hours of research combing through old security video to find proof shows me how determined they are to have me gone.

I just wish I had a recourse aside from the violence I have already taken out on my immediate supervisor. I do regret stopping from pummeling him when I realized he was unconscious. I should have kept bruising him.

Most large companies have violence policies and it was surprising both parties weren't dismissed, so just considered it a good thing that didn't happen. Company I work for has a number of things which could result in immediate dismissal; that's one of them. Yes, it's a bad thing to make up lies about you. Still have a job and no legal action as a result; Jack is looking on the bright side.
Ya know wut?

I do not even know who Jack is, so I would question your input outright.

But to try to be "friendly,"  Teh altercation between me and my twenty something year old supervisor occurred while we were both off the clock and technically away from the store. The violence we shared was not a part of anything the company can control, however, that asshole could probably have made an issue of it, but hee is too arrogant to think that he needs to have anymore than he already has on me. Hee is smug.

I am sure I am done, but my own desire would be for another altercation. I know that I can punk that fuck any time I want, despite the fact he outways me by forty pounds and has two inches of height on me. I own his ass.
« Last Edit: April 08, 2014, 06:53:28 AM by DirtDawg »
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2737 on: April 08, 2014, 04:19:16 PM »
My misunderstanding, DirtDawg. Was completely under the impression this happened at work.

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2738 on: April 08, 2014, 11:36:35 PM »
Coffee. :2thumbsup: :2thumbsup: :2thumbsup:
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2739 on: April 10, 2014, 02:48:28 AM »
My misunderstanding, DirtDawg. Was completely under the impression this happened at work.

It happened at work, in the parking lot, just minutes after we left the building.

So, yeah.

It did NOT happen while we were both "on the clock,"  but it basically happened as a result of our {non}working relationship.

... but stop avoiding my question.  Who the fuck are you and why do you pretend to know me?
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2740 on: April 10, 2014, 04:17:43 AM »

... but stop avoiding my question.  Who the fuck are you and why do you pretend to know me?

Didn't realize you had asked those questions. I'm Jack and I know you about as much as I know anyone here. Which means I don't actually know you; I read your posts and respond to them as much as I do anyone here. Thanks for explaining this wasn't a work altercation, previous posts had given that impression.

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2741 on: April 10, 2014, 04:36:44 AM »

... but stop avoiding my question.  Who the fuck are you and why do you pretend to know me?

Didn't realize you had asked those questions. I'm Jack and I know you about as much as I know anyone here. Which means I don't actually know you; I read your posts and respond to them as much as I do anyone here. Thanks for explaining this wasn't a work altercation, previous posts had given that impression.

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2742 on: April 10, 2014, 04:49:33 AM »

... but stop avoiding my question.  Who the fuck are you and why do you pretend to know me?

Didn't realize you had asked those questions. I'm Jack and I know you about as much as I know anyone here. Which means I don't actually know you; I read your posts and respond to them as much as I do anyone here. Thanks for explaining this wasn't a work altercation, previous posts had given that impression.

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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2743 on: April 10, 2014, 01:10:05 PM »
Watching David dance to rap music.  6 foot 3 inch white guys are hilarious.
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Re: Post something good that happened today, Parts Two
« Reply #2744 on: April 10, 2014, 01:54:32 PM »
  I had an unexpectedly good dental checkup today.  Teeth and gums looked healthy to the hygienist,
   and X-rays showed far fewer trouble spots than I thought I'd have.  I need a few small fillings and then
   some crowns over old root canals, which I already knew I needed.  I will continue to brush and floss!   :arrr:
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