What do YOU do when you can't bear your job any more?

@msolga,

Here.

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@dlowan,

dlowan wrote:

Funny, cool, useful strategies much appreciated...

I usually just come here and try to find a Christian to beat up.
But they usually beat me up instead.

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poor bunny.

hop in, I'll give you a ride in my pouch.

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@Eorl,

Eorl wrote:

dlowan wrote:

Funny, cool, useful strategies much appreciated...

I usually just come here and try to find a Christian to beat up.
But they usually beat me up instead.

That can distract u from your problems, right ?

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@OmSigDAVID,

Nah, it's just that nice warm feeling you get from doing some good in the world. Razz

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@dlowan,

arrange yourself a promotion and get some bunny to do yer stuff

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@Eorl,

So...you're a lion?

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@Eorl,

Eorl wrote:

Nah, it's just that nice warm feeling you get from doing some good in the world.

It can also be fun to inflict happiness n joy on some unsuspecting citizen, by surprize when u wanna.

David

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i have to offer a solution... being a man i cant help myself.

i think you need a project. An away from home project.

now for me that would be an environmental project. it might be for 2 days, it might continue for several weekends or be an ongoing situation where you devote what time you can allow.

SO! heres a link to the malle fowl preservation group.
http://www.malleefowl.com.au/malleefowl.aspx

mallee fowl Leipoa ocellata
AND one of the aboriginal names for this bird is ....... wait for it.......

lowan

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@dadpad,

Thay r fine and beautiful birds !

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@dadpad,

Thud

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@OmSigDAVID,

Upon hatching, the Malleefowl chick struggles upwards to the mound surface. This may take from 2-15 hours. Once emerging the chick receives no parental care and immediately makes its way to the shelter of low-lying vegetation for protection. Within one hour the young chick can run swiftly, 24 hours later it can fly. Instinct will lead the chick away from the adult's home range to fend for itself.

poor lil orphlings.

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@dadpad,

I knew there was a lowan bird.

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@dadpad,

Like I don't have enough to do with kids with terrible parents already!!

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@roger,

roger wrote:

I knew there was a lowan bird.

Rat!

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@dlowan,

Quote:

Only the US has cowboys.

Not true but not a big enough deal to quibble about.

Jackaroo up, Wabbit.

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@dlowan,

I'd like to but I don't want to override your thread and it would be waay to long.

Thanks - and I am sure once the busy times end, and I get a little vaca - I will be fine.

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@dlowan,

dlowan wrote:

Funny, cool, useful strategies much appreciated...

Could you become a passive-aggressive bitch that just doesn't give a damn anymore? I hear it's a very effective measure of self-protection.
If that role doesn't come naturally to you, perhaps you could watch The Office for inspiration.

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More on beer..
I usually have from 1 to 2 beers a year, 3 at the most.
Maybe that is what some of us have in common, we need more beer at work..

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@ossobuco,

What would amount to an auspicious enough occasion for you to have a beer, Osso, or is that your way of saying you don't like beer?

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