Complain,complain, complain................

jasmund · Post by **jasmund** » Fri Oct 28, 2005 11:43 pm

Heres your chance , permission to complain, at this site, thats all you can do.....

so speak up no matter what, if it is work, life, your better half etc. Just complain.

-I am soooooooo tired of my district supervisor assigning me EXTRA stuff to do and never paying me for it.

-I sat in on a conference call today with several others calling from home mind you on my time off and on my cell, for 1 full hour to listen to him talk to a rep from the state on how to teach seniors about the new Medicare D Bill

-they have been putting this together for a stinking year! But they give the seniors very little time to decide and then there is a penalty if they enroll late.

-oh, and I am tired of my boss having more taken out in taxes than I make in a week.

-Yeah, sigh! I feel good, I'm going to lick the cheese off some Doritos............

orangesox1 · Post by **orangesox1** » Fri Oct 28, 2005 11:48 pm

Enjoy the doritos:D

I am fed up with teenagers not being motivated to help around the house:mad: sometimes it seems like more hard work to get them to do a job for me than it does for me to do it myself.

Wuva · Post by **Wuva** » Fri Oct 28, 2005 11:53 pm

orangesox1 wrote: Enjoy the doritos:D

I am fed up with teenagers not being motivated to help around the house:mad: sometimes it seems like more hard work to get them to do a job for me than it does for me to do it myself.

Ditto Ditto DITTO....I know all to well that feeling.

orangesox1 · Post by **orangesox1** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 12:00 am

Wuva wrote: Ditto Ditto DITTO....I know all to well that feeling.

Well I really got fed up with them today and told them I was going to sell the house and move to a smaller place if they didn't help me keep it clean, this is a huge house. I was quite serious about it too. They actually got of their bums and did quite a bit for me, I'm going to keep pushing that line for a while now:D

Wuva · Post by **Wuva** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 12:04 am

I took the power cords to the stereo, playstation 2, and shut off the breaker to my oldest sons room....also took one wheel off the skateboard... He has to earn all of it back by cleaning this weekend. I think he knows I mean business now.

orangesox1 · Post by **orangesox1** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 12:06 am

Wuva wrote: I took the power cords to the stereo, playstation 2, and shut off the breaker to my oldest sons room....also took one wheel off the skateboard... He has to earn all of it back by cleaning this weekend. I think he knows I mean business now.

Well done;)

Valerie100 · Post by **Valerie100** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 3:07 am

Jasmund, two other awesome sites to complain about your work worries and/or situations are:

http://www.jobschmob.com

http://www.simplyfired.com

I know. It helps to get it out of your system with others who understand.

chonsigirl · Post by **chonsigirl** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 6:24 am

I am tired of teenagers using my car! The only new car I have ever had in my life, a birthday present from my husband. My daughter has used it all week long, since hers is in the shop. I get to drive the old stick-shift truck all week. Whoppe-do. But when I went to get in my car this morning, at 7 am to do the food shopping, while everyone else was sound asleep in their toasty little beds-no cars keys! They all had my car keys! After I pilfer my daughter's purse for them-which I hate to go into anyone's purse-but hey, wake up at a decent time youngster, I go out to my car.

Pillows on the seat, bucket seat maladjusted, mirrors askew, horrible punk station blaring out of my radio-ok, that is reasonable. But not an empty gas tank, sundry items to move off the driver's seat, and I never found the last object until I sat down on it. A water pistol! What the sam hill is a water pistol in my car for in the first place! I hope I broke it into a million pieces while gravitating downward onto it. Of course, I don't weigh enough to break it, silly object had to be ejected onto my front yard, where I hope a neighborhood kid finds as a lovely morning treasure for a Saturday. I am seriously considering she rethinks this when she awakens, since she needs the car at least another 5 days until hers is fixed, and since I'm paying the repair bill-and own the tags on her vehicle as well-to rethink how to properly borrow another persons car.

Nomad · Post by **Nomad** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 6:55 am

Throw on a Joan Baez cd and crank it up. That should **** them off.

Wuva · Post by **Wuva** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 7:26 am

If she has a bike, decorate it with all the items you pulled out of your car, then tell her thats her ride.

cars · Post by **cars** » Sat Oct 29, 2005 11:51 am

chonsigirl wrote: I am tired of teenagers using my car! The only new car I have ever had in my life, a birthday present from my husband. My daughter has used it all week long, since hers is in the shop. I get to drive the old stick-shift truck all week. Whoppe-do. But when I went to get in my car this morning, at 7 am to do the food shopping, while everyone else was sound asleep in their toasty little beds-no cars keys! They all had my car keys! After I pilfer my daughter's purse for them-which I hate to go into anyone's purse-but hey, wake up at a decent time youngster, I go out to my car.

Pillows on the seat, bucket seat maladjusted, mirrors askew, horrible punk station blaring out of my radio-ok, that is reasonable. But not an empty gas tank, sundry items to move off the driver's seat, and I never found the last object until I sat down on it. A water pistol! What the sam hill is a water pistol in my car for in the first place! I hope I broke it into a million pieces while gravitating downward onto it. Of course, I don't weigh enough to break it, silly object had to be ejected onto my front yard, where I hope a neighborhood kid finds as a lovely morning treasure for a Saturday. I am seriously considering she rethinks this when she awakens, since she needs the car at least another 5 days until hers is fixed, and since I'm paying the repair bill-and own the tags on her vehicle as well-to rethink how to properly borrow another persons car.

Put in just enough gas to do what you need to do. Then park car, & put a little sign on the dash saying: (Need gas, feed me, then watch the complaining!):wah: