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Previously on "Most bizarre reason for losing a contract."
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Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostHe is. In fact, his idea of doggy style is half an hour of sitting there and begging MrsMM
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Originally posted by AttentivIS View Postarent you notorious on here for being sexually obsessed?
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Originally posted by AttentivIS View Postarent you notorious on here for being sexually obsessed?
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Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostEy yup lass!!
Fancy a ride on my new Ferrari?
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Originally posted by stek View PostI once said in the players lounge after a game at the then Reebok Stadium, Bolton (Bolton vs Charlton FA Cup tie circa 1998) to Ricardo Gardner (black, Jamaican) "And you must be Eidur Gudjohnsson? (white, Icelandic)" for a laugh.
I'd planned it beforehand and my brother who got me into the players lounge (and the match ticket) warned me not to say it but I did it anyway and guess what?
Stony silence.....
Never been (allowed) in the players lounge since.....
Not contract related and I'd had a few that day to be honest. Won 1-0 and it was on MOTD but started my record of never seeing the Wanderers lose what in was the East Stand (I normally sat in the Lofty Stand or West Stand as it was then). 7 times in East Stand, 7 wins, dunno hundreds of times in West/Lofty stand, must be 50/50....
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostMaybe he thought you were a "Toilet Trader"
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Originally posted by rl4engc View Post-- and best of all:
5) Leaving a stain on a toilet cubicle door. An elderly cleaner commented "I've not seen it for a while, but I know what it looks like".
He was subsequently forced out the door, citing a "Lack of dynamicism in front of the customer" or such like.
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Originally posted by rl4engc View PostThis new permie at a company I used to work for. There were several infractions, namely;
1) Falling asleep in a team meeting, with the manager waking him up with a "Sorry, am I boring you?"
2) Blatantly logging on to dating sites during work hours.
3) Turning up late to work after a "hot date" the previous night, complete with very visible "love bite" on neck.
4) Writing letters to one of the HR lasses about how "they should be together, come and live with me" etc.
-- and best of all:
5) Leaving a stain on a toilet cubicle door. An elderly cleaner commented "I've not seen it for a while, but I know what it looks like".
He was subsequently forced out the door, citing a "Lack of dynamicism in front of the customer" or such like.
and i have been benched ever since
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This new permie at a company I used to work for. There were several infractions, namely;
1) Falling asleep in a team meeting, with the manager waking him up with a "Sorry, am I boring you?"
2) Blatantly logging on to dating sites during work hours.
3) Turning up late to work after a "hot date" the previous night, complete with very visible "love bite" on neck.
4) Writing letters to one of the HR lasses about how "they should be together, come and live with me" etc.
-- and best of all:
5) Leaving a stain on a toilet cubicle door. An elderly cleaner commented "I've not seen it for a while, but I know what it looks like".
He was subsequently forced out the door, citing a "Lack of dynamicism in front of the customer" or such like.
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostOnly in made-up-story-land.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI've never seen this. People really complain when someone says a bad thing to them?
Only in made-up-story-land.
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FTFY
Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThey realised I was not as good as Suity
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThat must be the third story with someone complaining to their management about next to nothing. I've never seen this. People really complain when someone says a bad thing to them? People can't shoulder someone elses opinion and just get on with it anymore?
I'm very surprised I've finished some of my contracts thinking about some of the heated exchanges I've had in the past. Must admit I can't think it actually getting personal but I've had instances where I've given people my opinions of their skill level and delivery.
I have even seen people have lies told about them to HR because they did not fit in/agree with the existing status quo
Some people are absolute *******
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