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I always thought you had a softer, feminine side.Cail wrote:Uhhh, yeah. I prolly should've mentioned this earlier seeing as how I'm Waddley.Waddley Hasselhoff wrote:Actually, that photo IS pretty damned photoshopped (I got bored, and then saved over the original, so this is all I have.) So you COULD say it's faked...
Nah, that's just my gut.Lorelei wrote:I always thought you had a softer, feminine side.Cail wrote:Uhhh, yeah. I prolly should've mentioned this earlier seeing as how I'm Waddley.Waddley Hasselhoff wrote:Actually, that photo IS pretty damned photoshopped (I got bored, and then saved over the original, so this is all I have.) So you COULD say it's faked...
The thing about using text to communicate is that things can often be misinterpreted. In conversation there is much that is communicated non verbally through tone and body language. The lack of this non verbal communications often causes problems.A Gunslinger wrote:I'm a little miffed this morning. I haven't had any coffee yet, and appearently my posts over in the think-tank have insulted some, depite the fact I go to great lengths not to insult. HMPH! (said petulantly).
There... I am done venting.
That, and the fact that there are people in the Tank just spoiling for a fight....Lorelei wrote:The thing about using text to communicate is that things can often be misinterpreted. In conversation there is much that is communicated non verbally through tone and body language. The lack of this non verbal communications often causes problems.
With or without hair on his legs?dANdeLION wrote:I was visualizing stilettos....and fishnet stockings, oddly enough.
Scary. I almost said the exact same thing a few days ago...not sure if it was on the watch or in person though. Wow.Lorelei wrote:The thing about using text to communicate is that things can often be misinterpreted. In conversation there is much that is communicated non verbally through tone and body language. The lack of this non verbal communications often causes problems.A Gunslinger wrote:I'm a little miffed this morning. I haven't had any coffee yet, and appearently my posts over in the think-tank have insulted some, depite the fact I go to great lengths not to insult. HMPH! (said petulantly).
There... I am done venting.
dANdeLION wrote:I'm sure you said it and we all misunderstood it, due to lack of non-verbal communication and body language.
so here's how I handled it.....Lucimay wrote:sh*t. not much you can do girlfriend. here's what the best boss i ever had used to say to us when we got overwhelmed and stressed.Lorelei wrote:I'm totally bummed at the moment....I offered an opportunity for someone at work to step up and she let me down...because of her lack of responsibility I have a choice to miss either my best friend's bday party or my young cousins bday party....I left work early today cause I wasn't feeling good and left my coworker with a list of things to do to help me out......she agreed. I found out very late tonight she left the office about 5 minutes after I did....I left early to take some Benedryl and rest up. How should I deal with this?
all you can do is all you can do.
you cannot change what those two other people did. looks like damage control at this point. i've no idea what you're doing or your deadlines or anything. i don't know your postition in relation to these other two and whether or not you have a responsibility to reprimand or what. but truthfully...all you have any control over is you. and all you can do is your best. the task for the task's sake. you've had a rough year. take care of yourSELF. do whatever you have to do to accomplish that.
k?
big giant girl hugs,
cyn
Thank you for the advice.