Reminds me of a time I had at a grocery store. The Albertsons where I lived back in my undergrad days always had a "promo of the week" that was up next to each register. There was a sign next to it that said "If the checker does not tell you about this special, you get one for free." I once called a checker on it (it was something stupid like a box of crackers or something), and he started yelling at me that he had told me about the box of crackers. Seriously yelling. I get annoyed when people yell at me and tell me I am lying...grrrr
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Reminds me of a time I had at a grocery store. The Albertsons where I lived back in my undergrad days always had a "promo of the week" that was up next to each register. There was a sign next to it that said "If the checker does not tell you about this special, you get one for free." I once called a checker on it (it was something stupid like a box of crackers or something), and he started yelling at me that he had told me about the box of crackers. Seriously yelling. I get annoyed when people yell at me and tell me I am lying...grrrr
While I agree that they have no right to insist that you childproof your house, you may be surprised to learn that it's very difficult (if not impossible) to houseproof one's child. You see, they're children and tend to not know their limits so well and have sub-optimal impulse control; they also have a lot to learn in life. That's why they don't live alone or hold down jobs.
Or to try and hold down a job...
I wonder what she did after you got her fired?
People who forget their password one day after changing it and then asking me to drop everything to reset and complaining that we have too many passwords!!!!
YES, I am an IT guy!
Cheers!
YES, I am an IT guy!
Cheers!
People who forget their password one day after changing it and then asking me to drop everything to reset and complaining that we have too many passwords!!!!
YES, I am an IT guy!
Cheers!
I'm also an IT guy, and well...one of those guys.
Hey, what can I say? Coming off of an 8 day vacation, it's hard to remember 6 passwords. 
I should have worked in IT. I feel as if I know more than my IT guys. Every time I call them (rarely), I tell them all of the steps I've tried to solve the problem, and they usually can't do anything more. They place a ticket and pass it to dayshift. It drives me crazy!!!
==Tom
==Tom
No, I live in PA. It must be in the IT 101 handbook.
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==Tom
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq-BNJKqBmI[/YOUTUBE]
==Tom
Hospital cafeteria food. Specifically what they consider to be healthful
little or no meat and I can never get whole milk. But of course I can get a quart sized bottle of soda pop loaded with sugar. Donuts, candy bars, and pastries on almost every floor
little or no meat and I can never get whole milk. But of course I can get a quart sized bottle of soda pop loaded with sugar. Donuts, candy bars, and pastries on almost every floorHospital cafeteria food. Specifically what they consider to be healthful
The food at my hospital is pretty good. Expensive, but good. You can also get whole milk. Was it your diet while staying there?
==Tom
+1
I thought I was the only person experiencing this glad to know I have some to share my misery
Here is another if I may - I waiting in line at the grocery store thinking I have picked the smallest line with the person ahead of me with least amount of items ....
and it all goes down hill when the person ahead of me decides to open up a booklet of coupons for each item they have purchased and typically these "coupon fanatics" will pay with a check to make it even more agonizing.
People who forget their password one day after changing it and then asking me to drop everything to reset and complaining that we have too many passwords!!!!
YES, I am an IT guy!
Cheers!
Here is a solution. IT guys should not ask people to change passwords every nanosecond and require the password to have upper case, lower case, special characters, numbers and a break dance move and be 50 characters long. (it defeats the purpose of security.)
-Disgruntled password changer
Here is a solution. IT guys should not ask people to change passwords every nanosecond and require the password to have upper case, lower case, special characters, numbers and a break dance move and be 50 characters long. (it defeats the purpose of security.)
-Disgruntled password changer
There, there!
Uh...I mean me too. What's wrong with letting people keep the PW that they can remember?
Then again, I suppose it's not really secure until you yourself can't remember it. Comes in handy when someone's trying to, uh...extricate the information using various means.
Car shopping.
Must be something in the air, my dad came back from lunch in a Hummer. So much for that raise I was supposed to get.
OldSaw
The wife's investment
When people use the word "of" in place of "have".
For example, "He could of killed me". When a person takes the time to write something, don't they ever stop to think what those words mean? I see this frequently on another forum in my recent job search.
Anyone can make a typo or use a word incorrectly once in a while, but constantly making the same mistakes annoys me.
For example, "He could of killed me". When a person takes the time to write something, don't they ever stop to think what those words mean? I see this frequently on another forum in my recent job search.
Anyone can make a typo or use a word incorrectly once in a while, but constantly making the same mistakes annoys me.
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