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A Conversation
Me: Sam, have you seen the packing slip for this pallet?
Sam: Uhhhh… (Walks over to pallet and checks all sides) No…
Me: I already looked there.
Sam: When did it come in?
Me: I don’t know. Probably Friday.
Sam: Was I here Friday…?
Me: I don’t know. I wasn't here.
Sam: No, I wasn’t here! (Yells) It’s Terry’s fault.
Terry: Yep, I take full responsibility. …What are we talking about?
Me: I’m looking for the packing slip that goes with this pallet.
Terry: Someone brought something in this morning – just one box.
Me: I know.
Terry: It was right here on top of this pallet.
Me: I know…I’m holding it…and the packing slip.
Terry: So what did you need?
Me: I need the packing slip for this pallet.
Terry: Isn’t that it in your hand?
Me: No, this is for the box of paper that came in this morning. I need the packing slip for the *pallet*.
Terry: Isn’t that the pallet that’s been sitting here a long time?
Me: NO. It came in on Friday, maybe Monday. While I was gone.
Terry: Oh…then I don’t know. Was I here on Friday…?
Me: I don’t know.
Terry: So what is it you want?
Me: The packing slip for this pallet.
Terry: Uhhhh…what does it look like?
Sam (at desk): Here’s a packing slip that doesn’t go to anything…do you want that?
Me: No, it’s white. I’m looking for…(wave yellow packing slip at them)
Sam: Oh, you found it?
Me: No, this is from the box that came in this morning.
Terry: Did I work on Friday? Or did you, Sam?
Sam: I don’t know…
Terry (looking at calendar): Sam was out on the 8th. No, wait…what’s the date today?
Me, Sam: The 3rd.
Terry: Okay…(looks at calendar again) I wasn’t even here! SAM was here on Friday!
Sam: Guess it’s my fault…
Me (pretty much DONE at this point): Okay, well, let me know if you find it.
Sam: Did I file it…?
(Sam and Terry rifle around their disastrous cubicle as I’m walking away.)
Sam: Found it!
(I walk back.)
Sam: Oh, no, wait, this is for the machine shop.
Me (internally): MMMMMMMMMMMRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!
Terry: Is this it? Looks like it…November 1st.
Me (looking it over) : Yes, that’s it.
Sam: Let me check. (Takes it, looks it over.)
Me: I’m telling you, that’s it.
Sam: …I filed it…?
Terry: Or I did.
Sam: I must have left it on your desk…?
Terry: And I filed everything that I found on my desk.
Fini.
(PS, I’m pretty sure their filing system is just putting packing slips in random, unmarked folders.)
NO PRINTIES! PLZ HALP!
Dear Engineer-tard, Hey there. My printer says "Gimme ink! No more printies until I gets teh ink!" I cannot give it teh ink because teh ink loader won't let me put any ink in it. This printer printies no more! Plz halp! Kthxbye, celeste_ Yo celeste_, Hey we knows about that there ink thing that no work. Just keep making printies and stuff and someone not me will try ta fixit sometime soon! Love, Engineer-tard Dear Engineer-tard, I NO CAN MAKES PRINTIES CUZ I NO CAN PUTS INK IN THIS HERE PRINTER! PLZ HALP! Kthxbye, celeste_
I Miss Doodah!!
When Doodah is in charge of Clusterfuck paper, things go like this: Doodah: Hey No-Planning Engineer wants this paper for a test he is starting in an hour. Me: I don't have that on hand. Doodah: Do you have anything similar? Me: Let me check...nope, afraid not. Doodah: Okay. Please order X amount of paper for No-Planning Engineer & I will tell him his test has to wait a week or so. But Doodah is out for the next three months, and she has TWO "replacements" who are driving me batty. Replacement 1 (R1) is not *too* bad, but R2 is a nightmare! He doesn't seem to understand the words that are coming out of my mouth, and I am getting really frustrated. Let me sum up the last two days: R2: I am looking for these 4 papers. [hands me list of 20 papers, with 4 marked.] Me: I will take a look at this and let you know later today. HOWEVER, I don't think I have all of these items. 3 of them have been discontinued, so if I am out, there isn't any more anywhere. R2: Do you have anything similar? Me: *Maybe*, but I don't think so. I will look and let you know. 1 hour later, R2 emails me. R2: Have you had a chance to get the paper I need? I stop what I'm doing and take stock of EVERYTHING. Me: I have 2 of them, and the other 2 in a larger size. I will send the larger-sized media to be cut on Monday. This takes about a week. Unfortunately, I don't have anything similar in stock. I sent that after R2 had left for the day. This morning, he sent back: R2: No, I need it today. Do you have replacement paper? I email someone doing separate Cluster testing and ask him if they have anything. Ten minutes after R2 sent me his email, he is at my desk. [hands me the same list as yesterday, but with only the 4 papers on it, instead of all 20. Because I'm apparently too stupid to understand his previous request.] R2: Did you get my email? Me: Yes. R2: So I need this paper now. Can you just get me something similar? Me: As I told you yesterday, there isn't anything similar. The only thing I can do at this point is send the larger sizes to be cut, which will take a week. I am asking someone else who runs Cluster tests, but I don't think he has anything, either. Cluster Carl emails me and says he doesn't have anything. Before I can pass this info along, No-Planning Engineer emails me: NPE: R2 told me that you don't have what I'm looking for. Here is the list with 20 papers. In the future, you need to keep this on hand at all times. WTF? R2 didn't bother to tell him that THEY DON'T MAKE THIS STUFF ANYMORE. Me: It's not on hand because THEY DON'T MAKE THIS STUFF ANYMORE. Here's what I can do for you (cut larger to smaller), and here is what you need to know for future orders (replacement papers). He has yet to respond.

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Grrrrrr
I found this in my "Sent Items" folder while I was looking for something else. I sent this to HRH a few months back: Okay, so a few days ago, one of Satan's peeps sent me an email that says he took 2 cases of 3R11541 from the storeroom. As soon as I saw that, I was like, "Sucker! You'll be back - 3R11541 is 3-hole drilled, and your test doesn't run that." Sure enough, Satan came in a few minutes later & was complaining about his dumb temp taking the wrong media, and wanted to know where the correct media was. I showed him, and then he sent the temp to bring back the 3R11541 - and he dumped it in front of one of my pallets and walked away. I was like, "Excuse me, is that where you found it? I think not." But he's a lazy jerk and left it there, anyway. Right before lunch today, I had to stack up some media for Lenny to come pick up (since I'd already emailed him and told him that it was ready for pickup), and so I moved the two boxes of 3-hole onto a pallet of other stuff to make room for Lenny's paper, with the intention of putting the 3-hole away on the shelf when I got back from lunch. I get back, and someone had taken one of the boxes of 3-hole, opened a ream, & brought it back. They left it in the middle of my floor with a note on it that says "3 hole". REALLY??? You don't say! Can anyone here read a label? And a follow-up, if I may: Can anyone put anything back where they found it? I'm glad it's Friday.
World's Greatest Admin
Who could ever forget the World's Greatest Admin??
She tried to save money on office supplies by only ordering them once a quarter. When they came in, the supply cabinet would be empty by the end of the day, and the lucky few who got there first would have office supplies for the quarter. It was kind of like winning the lottery. Some of the Managers in the group took to ordering their own supplies, since she refused to order anything.
She once stopped me as I was on my way out of the building to tell me that my cardkey might not work for me to get back in that day "cuz they's computer's broke".
Once, when Asshole Mike went to ask her for a blank CD, she shook the empty spindle at him and then got up and walked away, without a word.
Another time, she took a personal call at her desk. Asshole Mike was a couple feet away, waiting for her to hang up, when she suddenly said, "Hold on," put her hand over the receiver and icily told him, "THIS CONVERSATION IS NOT FOR *PUBLIC CONSUMPTION*." ...Then why was she having it in public??
She moved to another building after about a year, and they LOVED her over there. When she quit, she emailed the PrincessOfForks to say goodbye and that it was good working with her...only she'd never really worked with the Princess. The Princess had emailed her once with a question, but that was it.
Matt C
Matt C drummed on EVERYTHING, all the time, and used a rolled-up piece of paper as a megaphone. He loved the game where you form a circle with your thumb and forefinger and make someone look at it below waist level so that you can punch them in the arm. We had a female tech for awhile who used to regularly beat him at push-up contests. He had the cutest kids EVER. The man was a chronic nose-picker. His desk was disgustingly dirty. He said he had no qualms about ABC gum...even if he didn't know who'd ABC'd it. He ate food off the floor. I once watched him pick up a Sweet Tart from under the leg of a workstation, blow off the dust, and eat it. I have no idea how long it had been there - probably for months.
My Rant of the Day
Okay, so Mr. C thinks that Blurty is some kind of genius, but I beg to differ. We have two n00bs today, and V didn't set up their accounts because he was busy with other things. J. O'Dee came to me this afternoon and told me one of the n00bs didn't have temporary passwords to log in with. I informed him that no one gets a temp password anymore - they have to go through "Account Activation" to set up security questions and a password. I emailed him the link, and as he was on his way out, Blurty showed up and said the other n00b also needed a temp password. So I explained the same thing all over again, and told her I sent the link to J. O'Dee He forwarded it to Blurty, and she dragged the n00b to my desk 5 minutes later to tell me that n00bs doesn't have security questions set up. NO. SHIT. You're supposed to CREATE them when you go through Account Activation - how the hell would he be able to answer security questions BEFORE they are set up?? So I had to follow the link and show Blurty what to click on and how to activate a new account - something that J. O'Dee wasn't having any problem with. So much for Blurty McGenius...
Amyp
Amyp was one of those chicks who had been precocious and cute when she was younger, and she still acted like that little girl. If someone tried to correct her work, she would giggle at them and give them cute eyes. No one found it cute. She wore all her clothes a size too small and was obsessed with the Powerpuff Girls and MM. She didn't get along with other women. She thought she was smarter than she was. Everyone was horrified every time she bent over and flashed plumber's crack at them. The best was when Chewbacca was in charge of her test, and he tried for twenty minutes to talk to her about her mistakes, and she never said a word: Chewie: Amyp, I need you to adjust the trays when you add paper. Amyp: *giggle* Chewie: This is why you are getting so many jams. Amyp: *giggle* Chewie: No, seriously. You need to adjust the trays. Amyp: *giggle* Chewie: Do you understand? Amyp: *giggle* And so on. By the end of it, Chewbacca was bright red and fuming. He just walked away. She didn't work there much longer after that. I wonder why?

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Starbright
Starbright was...not. Bright, that is. She was pretty, but dumb as a rock. But without her, I wouldn't have discovered the greatest word ever: RANDOMITY. Once, when Joe Engineer was in charge of our test, he kept telling me to move the techs around, instead of doing it himself. (I don't call him Teflon Joe for nothing!) So I asked Starbright if she wanted task A or task B, and she said, "Oh, I'll do whatever. I like randomity". Much hilarity ensued. A few highlights:
She couldn't pronounce deter. About the 3rd time she said it, I realized that "Dieter" was actually "deter". Amazing.
She would make it SO OBVIOUS when she was doing something she wasn't supposed to. She did everything except tiptoe around like a cartoon, complete with twinkle-toes music. There were times when she had PQ issues, and she didn't want to deal with them, so she would sneak over to the recycling bin, checking to see who was looking, and carefully place her prints upside down in the bin. It made her SO MAD if someone flipped the pages over and proclaimed loudly that she had a problem with her machine and needed to take care of it. In fact, she handled it so infrequently that she usually had to ask me what steps to take.
Once, she told me she was getting tired of mispicks because she'd had, "like, 14 in a row". We had a very specific procedure for dealing with mispicks, and if you followed it and logged them all, you could stop running that paper after SIX mispicks.When I asked if they'd been documented, she said, "YES. ...Well, two of them have." I reprimanded her and told her to follow the procedure, and the next thing I knew, she was crouched down next to her printer and was cleaning the rollers with Scotch tape in an effort to temporarily fix the issue so that she didn't have to deal with any more jams. Then she tried to tell me that her printer just magically quit jamming.
She was a single mom, and her son was spoiled ROTTEN. She kept saying, "Well, he's four. You know how they are at that age!" That was her excuse for his needing to get a new toy every time she took him to the grocery store, so that he wouldn't throw a tantrum. And her reasoning behind letting him have a TV in his room, and waking him up every morning with cartoons and candy.
She married one of the guys in the machine shop, and about a year later, she freaked out and left him because she said he lied to her about a bunch of stuff, like his age. (?!) She got a restraining order against him (not sure for what) and failed to mention that they worked at the same company, so he couldn't go to work for several days while his lawyer sorted it all out. Shortly after that, she moved to the Midwest to hook up with some guy she met on the Internet, but then immediately dumped him.
RRRRAAAWWWRRR!
So, last week, I received a request from an Engineer for the paper cost and shipping cost of sending a tiny, tiny amount of paper to Korea. I threw together the cost of the paper that afternoon, and then emailed someone in Shipping to see who to ask for shipping estimates. She forwarded it, and I was told I needed five pieces of info before they could create an estimate. I had three answers, but the Engineer needed to provide the other two. I forwarded the email to him and asked him to provide the info, and CC'd the two people in Shipping that needed the info. Two days later, he finally provided me with ONE answer - he completely ignored the other question, AND he only replied to me. Um, there was a reason I CC'd the other two peeps, yo. I made up an answer to the last question and sent the info on to Shipping. Before they could respond, the Engineer emailed me and asked me to send him the list of paper types and amounts that the estimate was based on, "because we might have to double it." Um, you sent it to me, remember?? So why would you need me to send it back to you?? Instead of fighting it, or trying to be *logical*, I just sent it back to him. I got the shipping estimate back this morning, and forwarded it to the Engineer, telling him that of course, if he doubles the amount of paper, the total cost would be doubled. In response, he sent me an email saying that basically, they wanted to know what I had on hand or could easily get, vs. what was difficult to get or no longer available. He ended with, "Here is the list again." Only thing is, the list he sent me was NOT the same list as before - the first list was 7-8 items, and the second was more like 20. But he said "here is the list AGAIN." I responded and was like, "I'm confused..." So he replied that this is a *new* list. Yeah, no shit. What I wanted to know was if it was the list he intended to send. And it was. Anyway, the new list is a disaster! I don't know why Engineering can't seem to get it through their collective heads that certain things are DISCONTINUED - as in, not available. Ever. Again. I have been fielding requests all year for papers that haven't been in production for 3 years or more! And that's my Monday rant.
MM
This one is a short one. MM started the same day as Dirk, but Dirk was swing shift and MM was days. MM and I became friends pretty easily, because he's awesome - and so am I! There are a few things I remember about him during his X-Corp days: 1. Amyp had a thing for him. He had a serious gf (like, hella serious), but Amyp would still follow him around like a puppy-dog and make eyes at him. She always found an excuse to visit MM at his apt, and then she wouldn't leave, even when she was flat-out told to. MM & his gf quit answering the door when they weren't expecting company, and when Amyp would say, "Your car was there," MM would say, "Oh, that must have been when we went for a walk." 2. He dressed up as a woman on Halloween. The Drone (purposely?) lost the pics of the two of us side by side, MM in drag, me dressed as a 1950's housewife, complete with "marshmallow rice squares". (Picture it. Oh, yeah.) He wussed out, though - he went home and changed at lunchtime. The best part? The Drone tricked Joe Engineer by telling him we had a new employee, and pointed at MM, who had his back turned. Joe actually walked up, held out his hand and started to introduce himself before he realized. We all cracked up, and Joe started saying that Crazy Boss had been talking about someone else starting "any day now," so he thought that...blah blah blah... But of course, nobody believed him. 3. When he would give me a hard time, I would threaten him with a roll of duct tape we had lying around. One day, he held out his arm and said, "Do it. DO IT! I dare you!" So I did. And I pressed it on "real good". And then he was trying to take it off a little at a time, which was apparently pretty excruciating. After a couple of minutes, he was like, "Tear it off. Fast, like a band-aid." So I did - against the hair growth. (On purpose - AWESOME.) He wasn't even mad at me afterward. Surprisingly. Oh, and in case you were thinking of trying this at home, you should know that you'll pull off some skin with the hair. And *you* might get punched. 4. MM was super-smart, but there wasn't really any reason to hire him, as our testing was slowing down. He never had work to do, so they decided that he was the "floater," only no one ever came in to tell him what he was supposed to do for the day - tho they certainly complained later about the fact that they were short-handed that day and MM wasn't picking up the slack. Eventually, he was let go because he started calling in sick all the time to do computer-repair work for people, instead. Now he has an awesome job doing *real* work. 5. I saved the best for last. MM had this ability to tell stories that would make you laugh and cringe at the same time. The one I remember the best is when we were talking about steel-toed shoes, and he said he always thought they were unnecessary until a friend of his dropped a pallet on his own foot and his pinkie toe "popped like a cherry tomato." You're welcome for the visual.
Jellybean
What can I say about Jellybean?? She was a spitfire. She was 5 feet tall and 90lbs soaking wet - though she'd insist she weighed 95-100lbs. She was skinny, but had a little belly. She always wore the worst clothes for her body - tops that gave her "uniboob," low-rise jeans that landed right under the jelly belly, short skirts that showed her dirty, dirty knees. She wasn't particularly pretty, with a blobby nose and cystic acne scars, but she had such charisma that people couldn't help but be drawn to her. She was in the Navy, and all the Navy-girl stereotypes were true about her. She was wild, and she slept with ANYONE. Tho she was only 21, she already had cervical cancer - the STD kind - and she was on steroids to treat it. She invited me to a party at her place once, but I didn't go. I heard later that it was a wild night that culminated with Jellybean going to the ER - because she wasn't supposed to mix her medication with alcohol. She nearly died, and it didn't slow her down a bit. She passed a drug test to work at X-Corp, and said for the first two weeks that she used to party, but she had straightened out and was never going to do that again. And then she met some people who did drugs, so she dove right back into it. This happened two or three times in the two years I managed to keep track of her. A few stories about Jellybean: Her parents divorced at some point in her childhood, and when she was ~15, her mother ditched her and her siblings in L.A. and ran off with their inheritance money. Jellybean dropped out of school and spent her days partying and seeing bands like No Doubt play garage shows, but then went to one of those alternative schools in order to graduate. When she was 18, her dad married one of her friends / classmates who was only a year older than her. Awkward. She found out at some point that her mom had moved to Maine and started a tattoo parlor. As the Hell's Angels summer in Maine, she makes money hand over fist. Jellybean joined the Navy right out of high school and was stationed overseas. The entire time she was there, she never once set foot on a ship. She liked to tell the story of the time she accidentally electrocuted herself in her base housing and shot herself across the room backwards, and she liked to talk about the terrible drivers in Sicily, and how many cars she wrecked while there. When she got out of the Navy, she moved to Oregon because she had an aunt and uncle here – and no friends to influence her. *** Jellybean was *terrible* at her job at X-Corp - she was haphazard and careless, always making a mess for someone else to clean up. But Crazy Boss looooooooved Dirk, and Dirk loved Jellybean, so she lasted way longer than she otherwise would have. She was a bad influence on Dirk. Before Jellybean showed up, Dirk was on time 99.9% of the time; he rarely called in sick; and he did his job. After Dirk and Jellybean started dating, he moved to her shift (And Crazy let him work on the same test, side by side with Jellybean!), and the two of them were 45 minutes late every single day. No joke. But I was the only other person on their test, so I was the only person who complained. They also took an hour or more for lunch every day, and took roughly six 15-20 minute breaks a day. At one point, our productivity had dropped to the point where we were getting less than 30% of the print count we were supposed to, but Joe Engineer was effing clueless and couldn't figure out why... Jellybean even convinced Crazy Boss to let her work part-time so she could go to school. But she kept calling in sick instead of working her half-days, and someone at The Agency finally emailed her and told her that she needed to improve her attendance or she would get fired. Jellybean's 'roid rage got the better of her, and she responded that The Agency rep wasn't the boss of her, Crazy Boss was, and so unless it came from Crazy, he could shove it. The rep responded and said, "Actually, sweetie, you DON'T work for Crazy - you DO work for us - and you'd better straighten up and fly right." Jellybean responded with an expletive-laced email telling the rep where he could go and what he could do when he got there. He called Security and had her escorted off of the premises. Crazy tried to get her back (to appease Dirk, of course), but it was too late. Unfortunately for the rep, he didn't have the authority to fire Jellybean, so he got transferred or fired - not sure which, but we never saw or heard from him again. *** Dirk and Jellybean continued to date off and on after she was fired, and that allowed me to hear all kinds of crazy stories about her. For instance, her mother had come for a visit while she was still at X-Corp, and she was throwing around money like a Hilton, so Jellybean decided to spend the summer with dear old mom (and one of her sisters, who had been working for her mom for years). Dirk was against it, since her mom and sister were really hard partiers, and apparently Jellybean had tried to keep up when her mom was in town. Jellybean was all, "Whateva, whateva, I'll do what I want!" So she broke up with Dirk and went to Maine for the summer, and ended up calling Dirk nearly every morning in tears because she couldn't remember what (well, let's be honest, who) she had done the night before. Finally Dirk was like, "Stop calling me! I can't hear this anymore!!" She finally decided all the drugs and debauchery were wearing thin and came home, swearing she wasn't going to do drugs anymore. She got back together with Dirk, swearing she'd be faithful. Wrong on both counts. Until recently, when I stumbled across her profile on myspace, I totally thought she was dead in a ditch somewhere, but apparently she has actually cleaned up her act enough to finish school and get a hella good job in the microbiology field. *shocked face* And Dirk bought a condo downtown, sold his car, and started riding his bike everywhere. No, really.
The Amazing Raymondo
Since I mentioned that one of my newbies reminds me of The Great Raymondo, I thought I should maybe tell y'all about him. Bear with me, as my train of thought may get derailed along the way. Raymondo was one of Crazy Boss's hires, back when I was a temp. When Crazy met him again on his first day, she didn't even recognize him. For once, this was not because she's CRAZY. He apparently showed up to the interview in a suit, clean-shaven, with his hair combed, but on his first day, he showed up in a ratty white t-shirt that was threadbare to the point of grossness (I. saw. nips. 'Nuff said.), and he had shaved his head and grown a goatee. So right away, alarms are going off in my head. And then, as the days went on, it became increasingly apparent that Raymondo had some serious anger issues, stemming from his recent divorce. (And may I just add as a side note that he somehow managed to have the cutest kids ever? How did that happen?) The one incident that stands out in my mind is this day when his printer kept jamming over and over again. I had my back to him, doing my own work, and he slammed the front cover of the printer so hard that I jumped out of my skin. The funny thing is, I turned around and ripped him a new one for it; you'd think I would have been scared of his massive, all-consuming anger, but I wasn't. He was moved to another test after a couple of months because he just kept getting so agitated on my test - too many things going on at once, I guess - but he would still come over and "help" me. Dirk had just put together a program that pulled the jam info from the backchannel and compared it to what was logged, and we were being seriously policed (thank you, Starbright, for that one!). One day, Joe Engineer came in and was like, "Hey, there are, like, a dozen jams you didn't log yesterday," and I was like, "THE HELL?!" I looked at the timestamps, and they had all occurred while I was at lunch. Turns out Raymondo was "helping" to keep my printers running while I was out of the lab, and he cleared all of those jams and didn't log them - even though he knew about Dirk's program. After that, he wasn't allowed anywhere *near* my test. The rumor in our group was that Raymondo did a lot of coke, which would totally make sense because sometimes he would come back from lunch really hyper and out of control. I can't remember anything in particular, but it was to the point that *everybody* noticed. He was also always doing things like putting salt in my hair. One day, after I had told him about eleventy-billion times to stop or he'd be sorry, he did it one too many times - and I threw pepper in his face. (Oh, yeah. I did.) He didn't even get mad - he said he knew he deserved it. I felt a teensy bit bad that he had sinus problems for a few days, but hey - he never salted my head again! And of course, this post would not be complete without bringing up his bff, who was this guy who originally worked in the print shop. He towered over our tallest person (Srsly. I know some of you are thinking of a certain Former EP Engineer...well, this dude made that Engineer look average size. He was the very definition of big-boned, and HRH says I should call him "Dinosaur Bones" - so I totally will), and his normal speaking voice was at the volume that most people use for shouting. You should have heard him when he shouted!! He'd had this really long ponytail, but he cut his hair off right before he moved to our group, which suddenly made me think of QA Jesus...but I digress. DINOSAUR BONES was your typical bully. Jellybean had been working with me for about a week when DINOSAUR BONES started, and there was this time that everything fell apart while I was on vacation... They didn't know what to do, and neither did Joe Engineer or the Engineer above him. They should ALL have known what to do by then, but that's beside the point. The point is, I came back the following Monday, and Jellybean had a question about the same procedure that tripped them up the previous Monday, and DINOSAUR BONES was like, "I can't believe you don't know that!!" Jellybean's face went all dark like the bad guy in a Disney movie, and she stomped around for about ten minutes before her 'roid rage (for reals, yo. Dr-prescribed.) got the better of her and she just lit into him and started yelling about how they were both new, and he was just as confused about it the previous Monday, so he should just shut up and quit acting like such a know-it-all. It was just about the funniest thing I have ever seen. Jellybean was 5 feet tall and weighed about 90lbs soaking wet, and she was yelling at this GIANT - who looked like a dog being scolded for going on the rug! It was kind of like this: Anyway, I digress again... Raymondo and DINOSAUR BONES became fast friends, as they both had serious anger issues. DINOSAUR BONES was definitely the creepier of the two: he had scars all over his hands like he'd had a lifetime of punching walls, and he had a picture of his "gf" at his desk - but it was this girl looking up with a surprised look on her face as she was trying to tie her shoe. That was the only picture he had of his "gf"? Seems unlikely. So Raymondo and DINOSAUR BONES started spending all of their time together, and we started calling them the Pen(itentiary) Pals, since they both looked as if they were somewhat familiar with our penal system, and it seemed only a matter of time before they went back... Sadly, their friendship ended abruptly when The Great Raymondo was fired. Shortly after that, DINOSAUR BONES quit and moved to Arizona, which is where his gf the woman he was stalking lived.

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The New Cleaning Crew
So, today I came in to this email from Farm Boy's gf: "I had something weird happen today, that I'm not really sure what to do about. So I will tell you and you can tell me if I need to do anything else. I was in the ladies room, using the facilities when a male member of the cleaning crew came in and started cleaning. He did not knock or ask if anyone was inside or announce his presence in any way. So anyway I just wanted you to know that it made me feel really uncomfortable. I don't really know what should be done about it. Let me know if there is anything else I should do." HOLY. CRAP. That. is. CREEPY. (Don't worry, I dealt with it.)
The Wench
I know that The Wench has been gone for about a year and a half, but...well, I had to share. When I took over her job, she had a bajillion files on her PC, and they were all jumbled together. It looked like whenever she wanted to save something, she just hit the 'save' button, and then saved the file in whatever folder popped up - in fact, I'm almost certain that's what she did. Anyway, I cleaned out all kinds of junk, but then I got really busy, so I just left the rest of them. I had a few minutes this morning, so I was cleaning out a couple of these old files, and I have to say, I am truly surprised that she kept the job as long as she did! The woman couldn't spell "actual" or "dimensions" (acutal and dementions, since you asked). And then I realized that I never blogged about the time The Wench created her own type of measurement... She used to send me files to proofread (hoping that she wouldn't look like such a dumbass when she presented these things to Crazy Boss or a group of Engineers), and once she sent me a document in which she stated that European media was measured in "center-miters". I shit you not. She must have written "center-miters" a dozen times in this two-page document! I spell-checked, just to see what would happen, and sure enough, she was so far off the mark that the only suggestion was to change it to "center miters". When I brought it up to her, she said, "Ehh, I knew it was wrong, but spell-check wasn't finding the right spelling. I knew *you* would fix it." !!