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Originally Posted by Brock
Last week, a guy moved into the cubie beside me. He is an irritating bastard. I have tried my very best to be cordial. The first day, I went over, introduced myself, told him if he needed directions to find something in the building, to let me know. This was a couple hours after I went over and told him he needed to clip his nails at home. Why do men do that at work? It is disgusting. I wanted to tell him to remove his shoes while he was at it, clip his toenails. And why not go ahead, lean over and fart a few times. I was livid. He has a thick ball point pen that is very loud when he clicks it in and out. He clicked for almost a solid hour last Thursday. If he is not clicking the pen, he likes to drum it on his desk. I will not bore you with a description of all his other noisy, irritating habits.
I am wondering if this prick is aerodynamic.
Will he fly or flip and burn when I throw him over about 5 rows of cubicles?
I am not liking having such harsh feelings towards another person. It puts me in a jam with me.  |
I hate working in cubicle set ups, lol. Twice in my career I've been in a cubicle setting and hated both times. Where I am now I started in a cubicle, but within a few months, the remodel that was ongoing when I got there was finished, including new office space, and I was moved into my permanent office, thank goodness!
The person now right outside my door in a cubicle is a chatter box. Sometimes my friend in the office closest to mine will hear when I'm penned up with her and will call me to break the chatter, but most of the time, I have to fake a conference call so I can close my door and break the conversation off, lol.
I don't mind anyone coming in to chat for a few minutes, but she breaks the time/speed speaking records almost daily! I feel your pain buddy!
Glynn