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  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

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    Dave Mehmet has finally declared his love for.......
  • DaveMehmet
    DaveMehmet Posts: 21,587
    Completely clearing the decks at work, buggering off a bit early and being on leave all next week.
  • When you stand by and defend a player (and their mistakes) for so long they start to reward you with some fine performances to prove that you maybe were right to back them rather than condemn them (i.e. Pope and Fox)
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,417
    Taking a gamble two and a half weeks ago and quitting a little job I had just to work with my dogs and earn a crust help train other people's. Now having more work than I actually wanted but doing what I want to do is fantastic.
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    Handing my notice in at work.
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,417

    Handing my notice in at work.

    I walked into our office in scruffy old dog walking shorts, no socks and trainers (despite office protocol) and being on compassionate leave (wife was in hospital) my gaffer putting on a show for others made a coffee and made all the right noises, leaning back in the chair I put my foot on his desk to tighten a lace, his face was picture. Standing up and telling him this wasn't a social call and to poke his job and his man management skills were zero, I shook every ones hand bar his and walked out. Fecking loved it, best feeling in the world.
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    T.C.E said:

    Handing my notice in at work.

    I walked into our office in scruffy old dog walking shorts, no socks and trainers (despite office protocol) and being on compassionate leave (wife was in hospital) my gaffer putting on a show for others made a coffee and made all the right noises, leaning back in the chair I put my foot on his desk to tighten a lace, his face was picture. Standing up and telling him this wasn't a social call and to poke his job and his man management skills were zero, I shook every ones hand bar his and walked out. Fecking loved it, best feeling in the world.
    Brilliant stuff.

    My boss, asked me what company I was leaving for. When I told him I hadn't lined up another job, he asked why I was leaving? My response? "I'm just bored of getting up in the morning and coming to work here. I'd like to say I've enjoyed working here, but I haven't"
  • T.C.E said:

    Handing my notice in at work.

    I walked into our office in scruffy old dog walking shorts, no socks and trainers (despite office protocol) and being on compassionate leave (wife was in hospital) my gaffer putting on a show for others made a coffee and made all the right noises, leaning back in the chair I put my foot on his desk to tighten a lace, his face was picture. Standing up and telling him this wasn't a social call and to poke his job and his man management skills were zero, I shook every ones hand bar his and walked out. Fecking loved it, best feeling in the world.
    Brilliant stuff.

    My boss, asked me what company I was leaving for. When I told him I hadn't lined up another job, he asked why I was leaving? My response? "I'm just bored of getting up in the morning and coming to work here. I'd like to say I've enjoyed working here, but I haven't"
    Love it... One of the best lines that Managers come out with is: If your not happy here, dont bother coming into work tomorrow simply because they know they're bluffing and know that most people will be forced into work for whatever financial commitment.

    So to throw that back into their face must be priceless :)
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    T.C.E said:

    Handing my notice in at work.

    I walked into our office in scruffy old dog walking shorts, no socks and trainers (despite office protocol) and being on compassionate leave (wife was in hospital) my gaffer putting on a show for others made a coffee and made all the right noises, leaning back in the chair I put my foot on his desk to tighten a lace, his face was picture. Standing up and telling him this wasn't a social call and to poke his job and his man management skills were zero, I shook every ones hand bar his and walked out. Fecking loved it, best feeling in the world.
    Brilliant stuff.

    My boss, asked me what company I was leaving for. When I told him I hadn't lined up another job, he asked why I was leaving? My response? "I'm just bored of getting up in the morning and coming to work here. I'd like to say I've enjoyed working here, but I haven't"
    Love it... One of the best lines that Managers come out with is: If your not happy here, dont bother coming into work tomorrow simply because they know they're bluffing and know that most people will be forced into work for whatever financial commitment.

    So to throw that back into their face must be priceless :)
    Not so sure my wife will be too impressed when I tell her :
  • T.C.E said:

    Handing my notice in at work.

    I walked into our office in scruffy old dog walking shorts, no socks and trainers (despite office protocol) and being on compassionate leave (wife was in hospital) my gaffer putting on a show for others made a coffee and made all the right noises, leaning back in the chair I put my foot on his desk to tighten a lace, his face was picture. Standing up and telling him this wasn't a social call and to poke his job and his man management skills were zero, I shook every ones hand bar his and walked out. Fecking loved it, best feeling in the world.
    Brilliant stuff.

    My boss, asked me what company I was leaving for. When I told him I hadn't lined up another job, he asked why I was leaving? My response? "I'm just bored of getting up in the morning and coming to work here. I'd like to say I've enjoyed working here, but I haven't"
    Love it... One of the best lines that Managers come out with is: If your not happy here, dont bother coming into work tomorrow simply because they know they're bluffing and know that most people will be forced into work for whatever financial commitment.

    So to throw that back into their face must be priceless :)
    Not so sure my wife will be too impressed when I tell her :
    Oh grow a pair Ricky... Just dont tell her lol!
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  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,417

    T.C.E said:

    Handing my notice in at work.

    I walked into our office in scruffy old dog walking shorts, no socks and trainers (despite office protocol) and being on compassionate leave (wife was in hospital) my gaffer putting on a show for others made a coffee and made all the right noises, leaning back in the chair I put my foot on his desk to tighten a lace, his face was picture. Standing up and telling him this wasn't a social call and to poke his job and his man management skills were zero, I shook every ones hand bar his and walked out. Fecking loved it, best feeling in the world.
    Brilliant stuff.

    My boss, asked me what company I was leaving for. When I told him I hadn't lined up another job, he asked why I was leaving? My response? "I'm just bored of getting up in the morning and coming to work here. I'd like to say I've enjoyed working here, but I haven't"
    Love it... One of the best lines that Managers come out with is: If your not happy here, dont bother coming into work tomorrow simply because they know they're bluffing and know that most people will be forced into work for whatever financial commitment.

    So to throw that back into their face must be priceless :)
    To follow that up he sent me a pm on FB, stating that he would continue to subsidise my final salary pension and that I should enjoy my pension at his expense.

    I copied and pasted that onto the companies FB page with attached note.

    Hi, sorry for the delay in replying but our flight into Bali had "internet problems" Ref my final salary pension as you will know I had one or two pensions that unbeknown to me I was old enough to start to collecting. I was never that smart at school so the fact I even thought about a pension was a bit of a shock, so as you can image to find out I could afford to retire at 58. Despite your continued reference to how much you did/do for your staff you need to get your head the fact people work in return for cash. I have nothing to thank you or the company for.... You did nothing WE bought a house I was 40, WE got on our first plane until I was 41, now I have no mortgage I live on the coast and have visited 17 countries. I was paying into a pension when your Parents were still collecting you from school. So now you listen jumped up little Oik you can no longer use your favourite phrase of "If you don't like you know where the door is" when you can't get your own way because fortunately no longer work for you. But we are now both enjoying early retirement so you crack on believing that I'm the mug. (See attached photo)
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  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    The prospect of woman starting to wear their summer clothes........

    Christ I'm turning into @DaveMehmet. I'll be getting boners over daffodils and freshly cut grass soon.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    Having recently moved to Barnehurst I now get a seat on the train EVERY day even if the train before was cancelled and all the charring cross riffraff are getting on as well.
  • IA
    IA Posts: 6,103
    Getting a LOL for a post I made 12 (twelve) months ago. I'm on my phone, so can't check who it's from, but from past experience it'll be one of the pet spanners on here, probably the most easily offended and most unique one, thinking he/she is making a clever sarcastic point.

    It pleases me to know I wind him/her up so much that he/she had to revisit a comment I made 12 (TWELVE) months ago. And I didn't even have to try.
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,417
    Spent two hours with a supposedly "out of control" "untrainable" Staffordshire Bullterrier teaching it basic good manners and the owner a few dog handling skills only to find, what we did saved the dog from being PTS............. I love my job :)
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    IA said:

    Getting a LOL for a post I made 12 (twelve) months ago. I'm on my phone, so can't check who it's from, but from past experience it'll be one of the pet spanners on here, probably the most easily offended and most unique one, thinking he/she is making a clever sarcastic point.

    It pleases me to know I wind him/her up so much that he/she had to revisit a comment I made 12 (TWELVE) months ago. And I didn't even have to try.

    It was from Shay Given.

    If it was the Steve Clarke thread, then I looked it up for you and it was from millwallfan.
  • IA
    IA Posts: 6,103

    IA said:

    Getting a LOL for a post I made 12 (twelve) months ago. I'm on my phone, so can't check who it's from, but from past experience it'll be one of the pet spanners on here, probably the most easily offended and most unique one, thinking he/she is making a clever sarcastic point.

    It pleases me to know I wind him/her up so much that he/she had to revisit a comment I made 12 (TWELVE) months ago. And I didn't even have to try.

    It was from Shay Given.

    If it was the Steve Clarke thread, then I looked it up for you and it was from millwallfan.
    Yes. I was right. The Offended One.

    Can't remember exactly, but I think that was the match Rotherham secured their survival and Millwall's relegation last season by beating whichever team was managed by Steve Clarke (Reading?)

    12 months though. He/she should get a life.
  • i_b_b_o_r_g
    i_b_b_o_r_g Posts: 18,948
    Jamie Vardy
    Claudio Ranieri
    Manuel Pellegrini

    All been shit on in the past/present, but on the verge of sticking a finger up to em. Well done chaps and good luck over the next few weeks

  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    edited April 2016
    overhearing my complete tool of a boss on the phone saying he has an upset stomach today. My cue to remove every single toilet roll and paper towel from the toilets nearest his office. An hour or so later he has rushed out to buy some new socks.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491

    overhearing my complete tool of a boss on the phone saying he has an upset stomach today. My q to remove every single toilet roll and paper towel from the toilets nearest his office. An hour or so later he has rushed out to buy some new socks.

    put them all back while he's out
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  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    overhearing my complete tool of a boss on the phone saying he has an upset stomach today. My q to remove every single toilet roll and paper towel from the toilets nearest his office. An hour or so later he has rushed out to buy some new socks.

    put them all back while he's out
    What his socks? I'm so tempted to say to him "new socks Guv? I much preferred the brown ones you had earlier"
  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,018

    overhearing my complete tool of a boss on the phone saying he has an upset stomach today. My cue to remove every single toilet roll and paper towel from the toilets nearest his office. An hour or so later he has rushed out to buy some new socks.

    I knew there was a reason I started this thread.

  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 37,970
    Rangers beating Celtic
  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 13,804
    That poo sock story is hilarious. If that really happened very well played.
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    That poo sock story is hilarious. If that really happened very well played.

    True story. My boss is a tosser of the highest order. Thank god I've only got 2 more weeks of him.
  • Seeing The Upbeats on the pitch.
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    That poo sock story is hilarious. If that really happened very well played.

    True story. My boss is a tosser of the highest order. Thank god I've only got 2 more weeks of him.
    Given that I only have 2 weeks to go, calling in sick to go and play golf. Hearing the tone of my boss's voice and knowing he was fuming and clearly knew i was telling porkies, was priceless.
  • DaveMehmet
    DaveMehmet Posts: 21,587
    Fixing the not long out of warranty washing machine with a £15 replacement part from eBay. Even better was the shout of "cash back" (a la partridge) when It worked when turned on.
  • The 1st pee of the day. Heaven
  • Those car headlights with a row of little lights above the main headlight that make them look like eyebrows.

    It's like being followed by an angry car.