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I need a job with as little human interaction as possible.

hollocks, did you know that there are at least a dozen friendly, amiable folks on this forum ,who own Forza 2 and regularly play on Wednesday? Ther are.

Well, I shall soon be off to the pub with a few friends, hopefully things may seem a bit more normal then. Plus, I have discovered, it is impossible to be miserable whilst listening to The Dubliners.

Well, that's good news. What do you think you'll do?

Well, best of luck, man. And I'd like to echo everyone else that says 'of course you can post stuff here'. Also, if you ever do hit anyone when I'm around, I got your back, man

I need a job with as little human interaction as possible.

I'd rather you poured stuff out in this thread than went out and punched someone!

Goddess Jasmine wrote:

I'd rather you poured stuff out in this thread than went out and punched someone!

Why Choose!

Also consider cheering up your username to reflect a more positive outlook on life.

Steve of Fluffy Bunnies, perhaps - although that would possible leave you with SteOFluBun, which isn't ideal.

Dudley wrote:

Goddess Jasmine wrote:

I'd rather you poured stuff out in this thread than went out and punched someone!

Why Choose!

Well ok, esp if this guy at work is being such an arse. But he has to come back here and tell us all about it, blow by blow account as it were...

Ultimately, if I did anything like that I'd lose out big time. At the minute, I'm gonna sort myself out, and deal with other people later.

Is there anyone out there tonight who can be excellen to me as I'm currentlu very drunk but could do with a friend...

My good and dear friend Davydd Grimm has been excellent above and beyond the critically-acclaimed masterpiece from Infinity Ward (published by Activision) Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and I am far better therefore. Thanks are offered beyond those given personally!

I'm reviving this thread because I'm screamingly, bitingly, vitriolicly, destructively, murderously angry at the whole of mankind. I've just left a party and spent shitloads t get ataxi home rather thn actually nkill someone for being a cunt. AAARGH!!! I'm typng this rather vthan breaking everything in sight :-( at least i have townes van zandt.

Yours in tears xxx

Oooh - yes - dress up as He-Man using things from just around your house - funny coloured underwear and lots of belts, and some kind of kitchen paraphernalia - that'll make you laugh and feel much better! Good thinking, Sheepeh! :munkeh:

Thankyou. You know, it means a lot that I can just vent here. I just had to come bck, so all I damaged was my own stuff :-( I dunno people are winding me upm but I'm letting it happen. How the hell do people manage to have circles of friends when they all seem to fall out wth each other, and some of thenm onlt care about getting on eup oneach other?

fuck, I'm pissed and angry, and posting here rather than doing anything else... I'm almpst incoherently furious, and anyone who knows me will know that being incohernet is the last thing that happens :-(

Feel free to ignore this, I just need to vent...

How the hell do people manage to have circles of friends when they all seem to fall out wth each other, and some of thenm onlt care about getting on eup oneach other?

You know those little StressX things you can get, that you squidge to chill out? They stress me out good and proper, they do. You take out your frustrations on it and it goes back to how it was before with it's stupid little grin! And if you punch it, it has the cheek to hurt your knuckles!

Bloody StressX.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bjohnson/65200/in/set-896935/

I love his choice of not only wearing a dickybow...not ONLY wearing a dickiebow with a manky pattern...but ALSO wearing it with a Denim shirt!

The man is a genius. Or batshit crazy.

I am feeling better right now, due to the combination of tea, peanut butter sandwiches, and a Gillain Welch live bootleg.

Well, I hope that you are able to chill down soon. Being so stressed is no good for your health and can make you feel terrible, but I'm glad that you are finding your music helpful and that you are able to calm yourself down, even if it takes a little while.

It's a good thing that you got away from the party at least and that you had the control not to explode with any kind of violence. Surely that would have been the hardest part that took the most restraint? If you kept your cool then you should be able to maintain your composure now, the worst bit is over and you are away from the scene of any drama. And you're listening to SClub7 to help chill you out, which is cool.

Author:	SteONorDar [ Tue Apr 08, 2008 18:33 ]
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Cheers CUS. I'm not feeling too bad now - no doubt I will be again when I have to deal with stuff tomorrow, but at least I feel I can deal with it. Which is a vast improvement on how I felt last time I was headed down this road. Plus, real ale for £1.50 a pint and rock music, can't be bad.

Author:	hollocks [ Tue Apr 08, 2008 21:11 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: I need a job with as little human interaction as possible. Unfortunately a problem that's plagued me for too many years, medication and all.Hope you're feeling better soon. Also from reading another thread i've just realised you're on my Live friends list and you like Forza 2, an unheard of situation for me.We need to race sometime.

Author:	CUS [ Tue Apr 08, 2008 21:14 ]
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hollocks, did you know that there are at least a dozen friendly, amiable folks on this forum ,who own Forza 2 and regularly play on Wednesday? Ther are.

Author:	hollocks [ Tue Apr 08, 2008 21:27 ]
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CUS wrote: hollocks, did you know that there are at least a dozen friendly, amiable folks on this forum ,who own Forza 2 and regularly play on Wednesday? Ther are. Aye, i just thought i'd make the transition from WoS lurker to regular poster before going on a rampant adding spree.

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 1:04 ]
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I did the bulk adder thing, guess that's where you saw me. I'll be making my debut at the Race Club of Gentlemen tomorrow, you should join in Mr Hollocks. The bulk adder thing is remarkably easy, I managed it! edit - Bulk Adder sounds like some sort of scary musclebound snake. I really should go to bed if I'm having thoughts like that...

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Author:	CUS [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 1:21 ]
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Erm, for what purpose, Steve?

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 1:26 ]
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Good lord dear CUS, you have a strange mind.

Author:	AceAceBaby [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:03 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: Well, I shall soon be off to the pub with a few friends, hopefully things may seem a bit more normal then. Plus, I have discovered, it is impossible to be miserable whilst listening to The Dubliners. You have a pub! And friends! You don't know you're born...

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 14:03 ]
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Latest update - just heard from a friend at my workplace that I have until friday to get in touch with them and sort out if/when I go back. Going to the doctors in a couple of hours, will see what he says. Sounds like, if I want it and am able to do it, I still have a job at the moment.

Author:	Grim... [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 14:39 ]
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Well, that's good news. What do you think you'll do?

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 14:47 ]
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Grim... wrote: Well, that's good news. What do you think you'll do? See what the doctor says, first of all. I was on antidepressant for about 2 years, and came off them 18 months ago. I think I'll go back on them, and probably be signed off work for a couple of weeks, to calm down and sort myself out. I will probably go back after that, but I'm not decided for sure yet. I've been there 9 years, and am good at my, admittedly easy, job, so I don't think they will want me to leave if I can stay, and to be honest the hassle of job-hunting doesn't appeal. This is all subject to change in the next 2 hours as I find out what's actually happening, and then in the weeks after as I sort myself out. One thing I have learned is not to make snap decisions when in a bad state.

Author:	Grim... [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 14:48 ]
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Well, best of luck, man. And I'd like to echo everyone else that says 'of course you can post stuff here'. Also, if you ever do hit anyone when I'm around, I got your back, man

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 14:53 ]
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Grim... wrote: Well, best of luck, man. And I'd like to echo everyone else that says 'of course you can post stuff here'. Also, if you ever do hit anyone when I'm around, I got your back, man Cheers Grim... Yeah, I'm trying to keep anything to do with this in this thread, so people who don't care can avoid it. It's been great having support from everybody, just knowing that people give a fuck really stops me feeling hopeless about all of this.

Author:	RuySan [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 16:13 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: I need a job with as little human interaction as possible. that's what i'm asking for some time. Unfortunately i can't find it. Can't stand humans!

Author:	Sheepeh [ Mon May 26, 2008 23:11 ]
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Wishing excellant moods your way, SteMan. And the Power of GreySkull.

Author:	Zardoz [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 16:48 ]
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Hope all goes well Ste, if you do decide to return to your existing job make sure you tell them exactly what's pissing you off about the place.

Author:	Cras [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 17:09 ]
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Also consider cheering up your username to reflect a more positive outlook on life. Steve of Fluffy Bunnies, perhaps - although that would possible leave you with SteOFluBun, which isn't ideal.

Author:	Dudley [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 17:20 ]
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Goddess Jasmine wrote: I'd rather you poured stuff out in this thread than went out and punched someone! Why Choose!

Author:	Goddess Jasmine [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 18:27 ]
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Dudley wrote: Goddess Jasmine wrote: I'd rather you poured stuff out in this thread than went out and punched someone! Why Choose! Well ok, esp if this guy at work is being such an arse. But he has to come back here and tell us all about it, blow by blow account as it were...

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 18:30 ]
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Craster wrote: Also consider cheering up your username to reflect a more positive outlook on life. Steve of Fluffy Bunnies, perhaps - although that would possible leave you with SteOFluBun, which isn't ideal. Hmm, maybe not! Isn't there a thread about fluffy bunnies somewhere? I'm ok right now, been to the doctors and got some mediaction, and been signed off for two weeks, which I will mainly use to reflect on what I'm going to do. I spoke to my work - I still have the job, so if I'm more sorted in a few weeks I can go back. The practicalities of it are that I will have to sort myself out before I can change much at work.

Author:	SteONorDar [ Wed Apr 09, 2008 18:33 ]
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Goddess Jasmine wrote: Dudley wrote: Goddess Jasmine wrote: I'd rather you poured stuff out in this thread than went out and punched someone! Why Choose! Well ok, esp if this guy at work is being such an arse. But he has to come back here and tell us all about it, blow by blow account as it were... Ultimately, if I did anything like that I'd lose out big time. At the minute, I'm gonna sort myself out, and deal with other people later.

Author:	SteONorDar [ Fri Apr 25, 2008 23:04 ]
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Is there anyone out there tonight who can be excellen to me as I'm currentlu very drunk but could do with a friend...

Author:	Malc [ Fri Apr 25, 2008 23:48 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: Is there anyone out there tonight who can be excellen to me as I'm currentlu very drunk but could do with a friend... /me is excelent to steonordar (that's just random letters isn't it? Spinglo Sponglo!

Author:	SteONorDar [ Sat Apr 26, 2008 0:39 ]
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My good and dear friend Davydd Grimm has been excellent above and beyond the call of duty, and I am far better therefore. Thanks are offered beyond those given personally!

Author:	NervousPete [ Sat Apr 26, 2008 0:48 ]
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I only just logged in and thus missed the Being Excellentness, bah! Hope you have a somewhat excellent weekend, and an excellent kip too. Sorry to hear you're down, but glad to hear that Davydd Grimm helped sort that out by, I don't know, allowing the little army of Smiley Dimrillies to gang up and overwhelm him in a terrifying Todd Browning Freaks way, chanting, "One of us! One of us!" in the hope that the spectacle would deliver sight gag comedy. Well, it'd make me laugh. Sinisterly. But glad to hear you're feeling a bit better now. Hugs to you mate, and to Davydd!

Author:	SteONorDar [ Sat Apr 26, 2008 1:32 ]
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I am feeling better right now, due to the combination of tea, peanut butter sandwiches, and a Gillain Welch live bootleg. This is recommended to anyone feeling down, although the last would depend on finding depressing country music uplifting... Thanks to Malclo Sponglo and nervouspete for good wishes, it really does mean a lot!

Author:	romanista [ Sat Apr 26, 2008 5:14 ]
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well, not sure if it'sto late to be excellent, but i'm at your service

Author:	Tam [ Sat Apr 26, 2008 11:33 ]
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Hope you're feeling better Steve, send me a nudge on msn or something if you want any cheering up Also, I'm sure the goose in your shed could give you a big, goosey hug and cheer you up.

Author:	myp [ Sat Apr 26, 2008 12:13 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: My good and dear friend Davydd Grimm has been excellent above and beyond the critically-acclaimed masterpiece from Infinity Ward (published by Activision) Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and I am far better therefore. Thanks are offered beyond those given personally! FTFY.

Author:	SteONorDar [ Mon May 26, 2008 22:49 ]
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I'm reviving this thread because I'm screamingly, bitingly, vitriolicly, destructively, murderously angry at the whole of mankind. I've just left a party and spent shitloads t get ataxi home rather thn actually nkill someone for being a cunt. AAARGH!!! I'm typng this rather vthan breaking everything in sight :-( at least i have townes van zandt. Yours in tears xxx

Author:	KevR [ Mon May 26, 2008 22:55 ]
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At least you got to go to a party. I'm in work at the moment.

Author:	KevR [ Mon May 26, 2008 22:59 ]
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Actually, I've just realised I'm on double time! You just need to turn a negative into a positive, like I did just then.

Author:	Mimi [ Mon May 26, 2008 23:02 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: I'm reviving this thread because I'm screamingly, bitingly, vitriolicly, destructively, murderously angry at the whole of mankind. I've just left a party and spent shitloads t get ataxi home rather thn actually nkill someone for being a cunt. AAARGH!!! I'm typng this rather vthan breaking everything in sight :-( at least i have townes van zandt. Yours in tears xxx Oh Ste When people are especially nasty to me I sometimes feel upset too. I like to let it remind me to be especially nice to people that I know or just strangers out and about, helping people with small thing that mean a lot - getting some shredded wheat off of a high shelf for an old lady at the supermarket, talking to some old man at the bus stop because he looks lonely or wants to tell you about his budgie who died recently. If you are extra nice when someone treats you badly then it makes it feel like at least you are rebalancing some part of the universe. Leave horrible people to themselves, they will only lose their friends and then wake up to themselves and, hopefully, realise how silly they have been and change their ways in time. Monkey sends a big squiggly cuddle. Also, breaking things doesn't help - you only ever break your own things, might get hurt in the process and then you've got a load of expensive stuff broken because you've smashed it up, so it's only lose/lose for you while the stupid person at the party carries on none the wiser. It's good that you came here instead. Hope you are feeling better about people in general soon.

Author:	Dudley [ Mon May 26, 2008 23:02 ]
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SteONorDar wrote: I'm reviving this thread because I'm screamingly, bitingly, vitriolicly, destructively, murderously angry at the whole of mankind. I've just left a party and spent shitloads t get ataxi home rather thn actually nkill someone for being a cunt. AAARGH!!! I'm typng this rather vthan breaking everything in sight :-( at least i have townes van zandt. Yours in tears xxx Er.... Hugs?

Author:	SteONorDar [ Mon May 26, 2008 23:13 ]
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Thankyou. You know, it means a lot that I can just vent here. I just had to come bck, so all I damaged was my own stuff :-( I dunno people are winding me upm but I'm letting it happen. How the hell do people manage to have circles of friends when they all seem to fall out wth each other, and some of thenm onlt care about getting on eup oneach other? fuck, I'm pissed and angry, and posting here rather than doing anything else... I'm almpst incoherently furious, and anyone who knows me will know that being incohernet is the last thing that happens :-( Feel free to ignore this, I just need to vent...