Ganymede
Veteran
- Location
- Rural Kent
I've gone off you a bit.
Things you'd like to say, but can't
- Thread starter Stig-OT-Dump
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ArDee
Guru
- Location
- North of Buntingford, Hetfordshire
On a serious note; go see a decent dentist. I got a mouth guard thing from my dentist that pulls the lower jaw forward and stopped my snoring.
classic33
Leg End Member
Remind us again will you, of just what your latest excuse for hitting the bottle is.
You've said it’s because your mother died not so long back and your father is having to spend his first Christmas without her. Would this be the same mother who spent who spent her first anniversary alone earlier this year? Following the death of her husband.
So far this year alone, from you excuse wise, we have had:
Your dog may have to be put down due to long term illness,
Your dog is undergoing further treatment, which you think you may not be able to afford. Didn't stop the drink being bought though.
Your partner is working away, leaving you on your own.
Your father dying shortly before their wedding anniversary.
Your mother dying.
And in both of these it’s the first time the other partner has had to spend it alone!
As reasons for why you were drinking.
Well, speaking for one of the many that have had your work shoved on them, due to you being unfit through drink. We have had enough of your sorry excuses. You're quite verbal in running us down in the workplace, when it suits you. But not once have you ever apologised. You were moved into the office, from a front facing role after a visitor complained about you being drunk, whilst at work.
Your recent excursion onto the shop floor, only went ahead after we'd been asked if we felt safe working around you. Despite the majority answer of NO, you were allowed back on. They then realised we'd been right all along. Earphones in & listening to music whilst at work, in a front facing job is not an image that the company wishes to be seen as approving of. That and the fact that you made so many errors was the sole cause of you going back into the office. Not what you think as your superior skills. Even there, they were relieved when you got moved out for the day. They can't just move away from you, to escape your moaning about how they are not doing their jobs to your (drunken) satisfaction.
Well this year, along with the second letter received about your drunken state whilst at work, and the letters from nearly everyone who has had to pick up after you, some times literally, we don't think you'll be here much longer. We've requested that your work be reassessed from a health & safety aspect. Ours included. We have documented, as we were requested, the number of times we have had to correct your work as well as the time taken to do so.
Pointing out that your behaviour, often to those younger than you, and always to those newer than you, here, has not been helpful. At times it has been downright dangerous. Especially when you're driving to & from work, drunk. One person reported you for your own safety & you never left her alone after you found out. You being "senior" to her gave you every right you needed to hound her out of the job.
You don't have any "problems" that causes you to reach for the bottle. Your problem is that you seek to find reasons to explain why you're hitting the bottle. Other than you have a drink problem, there are no such issues as those given, for you being drunk at work.
You lie to those who have to work with you, often doing your work. You've lied when asked why you’re drunk. The person you lie to the worst, is yourself. Like the drink, it’s not your fault. Well sorry; you're no better than anyone else here. In many ways you are actually worse. Admit that you have either a liking for drink and/or a drink problem and you'll find that there are others just like you. But that to you would mean you’re not better than everyone else.
You've said it’s because your mother died not so long back and your father is having to spend his first Christmas without her. Would this be the same mother who spent who spent her first anniversary alone earlier this year? Following the death of her husband.
So far this year alone, from you excuse wise, we have had:
Your dog may have to be put down due to long term illness,
Your dog is undergoing further treatment, which you think you may not be able to afford. Didn't stop the drink being bought though.
Your partner is working away, leaving you on your own.
Your father dying shortly before their wedding anniversary.
Your mother dying.
And in both of these it’s the first time the other partner has had to spend it alone!
As reasons for why you were drinking.
Well, speaking for one of the many that have had your work shoved on them, due to you being unfit through drink. We have had enough of your sorry excuses. You're quite verbal in running us down in the workplace, when it suits you. But not once have you ever apologised. You were moved into the office, from a front facing role after a visitor complained about you being drunk, whilst at work.
Your recent excursion onto the shop floor, only went ahead after we'd been asked if we felt safe working around you. Despite the majority answer of NO, you were allowed back on. They then realised we'd been right all along. Earphones in & listening to music whilst at work, in a front facing job is not an image that the company wishes to be seen as approving of. That and the fact that you made so many errors was the sole cause of you going back into the office. Not what you think as your superior skills. Even there, they were relieved when you got moved out for the day. They can't just move away from you, to escape your moaning about how they are not doing their jobs to your (drunken) satisfaction.
Well this year, along with the second letter received about your drunken state whilst at work, and the letters from nearly everyone who has had to pick up after you, some times literally, we don't think you'll be here much longer. We've requested that your work be reassessed from a health & safety aspect. Ours included. We have documented, as we were requested, the number of times we have had to correct your work as well as the time taken to do so.
Pointing out that your behaviour, often to those younger than you, and always to those newer than you, here, has not been helpful. At times it has been downright dangerous. Especially when you're driving to & from work, drunk. One person reported you for your own safety & you never left her alone after you found out. You being "senior" to her gave you every right you needed to hound her out of the job.
You don't have any "problems" that causes you to reach for the bottle. Your problem is that you seek to find reasons to explain why you're hitting the bottle. Other than you have a drink problem, there are no such issues as those given, for you being drunk at work.
You lie to those who have to work with you, often doing your work. You've lied when asked why you’re drunk. The person you lie to the worst, is yourself. Like the drink, it’s not your fault. Well sorry; you're no better than anyone else here. In many ways you are actually worse. Admit that you have either a liking for drink and/or a drink problem and you'll find that there are others just like you. But that to you would mean you’re not better than everyone else.
hopless500
Trundling along
- Location
- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
This is going nowhere - time to give up.
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar.
- Location
- Basking in my own brilliance.
Dear friend, I am so sorry I will not be able to attend your overly expensive wedding, but I will try my level best to catch your next one.
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Dave the Smeghead
Über Member
If you keep threatening my job and complaining about what you think I do, whilst demonstrating a total and complete lack of understanding of what I do plus a thoroughly devoid technical knowledge which you have demonstrated on more occasions than I can count, I might just up and find another role so you can then make a total and utter foul up of things whilst wondering what the hell has gone wrong and why "nobody" has pulled your a*se out of the fire -again!
You will notice that some of the other staff are already departing. Keep going the way you are and you be working there on your own - but that will be everyone else's fault won't it of course.....
You will notice that some of the other staff are already departing. Keep going the way you are and you be working there on your own - but that will be everyone else's fault won't it of course.....
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
I LOVE CHRISTMAS!!
Right then Christians, I have had enough of you lot banging on about how the true meaning of Christmas has been lost and it has been hijacked by corporations and made into a profit generating opportunity. May I remind you that the mid winter festival and the celibration of the turning of the year at the solstice was marked for thousands of year before you lot turned up and twisted it for your own ends..... And don't get me started on the festival of fertility and rebirth that you stole and called Easter.
andyfraser
Über Member
- Location
- Bristol
I'm always banging on about the true meaning of Christmas and how it's over commercialised and I'm an atheist!
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar.
- Location
- Basking in my own brilliance.
I just like riding my bike, I did not know I had to be a computer programmer to do it properly.
(A big virtual Xmas kiss to anyone who guesses which thread I refrained from posting that on.)
(A big virtual Xmas kiss to anyone who guesses which thread I refrained from posting that on.)
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
I'm really going to miss Christmas!
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Dear impatient drivers ...
It wasn't that my sister really wanted to be driving at 45 mph in the middle lane of the M1 northbound near Sheffield on Saturday evening. It was just that she thought the patches of snow and ice encroaching into the other 2 lanes made it the wise option.
When we saw a stationary car in the outside lane sideways on against the barrier, we knew that we had made the right choice. Did you really feel that swerving round the crashed car and then overtaking us at 70+ mph with your cars twitching about on the same slippery surface was sensible?
It wasn't that my sister really wanted to be driving at 45 mph in the middle lane of the M1 northbound near Sheffield on Saturday evening. It was just that she thought the patches of snow and ice encroaching into the other 2 lanes made it the wise option.
When we saw a stationary car in the outside lane sideways on against the barrier, we knew that we had made the right choice. Did you really feel that swerving round the crashed car and then overtaking us at 70+ mph with your cars twitching about on the same slippery surface was sensible?
