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Gibberings CLVII: Clinging to all the right places

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Pissed as a newt?

I have not heard that expression before. I like it.
 
Pikachuuuuuuu

Just did another 50mgs of Diphenidine and another 40gs or so of AH-7921, feeeling that buzzing metallic sound efffect already, pretty awesome.

Woot will put tunes on in a minute, Dan what do you suggest I listen to? I feel happy :D
 
Lol, you shoulda quoted him =D I didn't realise.

Kenny, Dan's tune is in the appropriate thread now ;)
 
Financial services are really conservative places. One guy I know used to go for a kip under his desk at lunchtime. I think that's fine, he wasn't hurting anyone, but he was the butt of a lot of gossip, and people wondering why the company held on to him. He was top of the list when redundancy time came round. He got a good package right enough but everyone knew he was going. And he knew the job, and he did it. But he wore short-sleeved shirts of the wrong colour and comedy ties and he had long curly hair, yeah it's no surprise he was out. He had a sense of humour too and was generally well liked. OUT.
 
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well apart from forgetting to research the company last night and being unable to answer the question "what do you know about us" i find it hard to tell how the interview went. I made the guy laugh with a joke i wouldnt have made if i hadnt taken etizolam and it felt more like a conversation than an interview, other than that i may have over compensated by being too quiet and reserved and not enthusiastic enough. I dunno.

The job involves travel to europe and south america and stuff like that. Things that good just dont happen for me (so far). The guy was extremely proffessional and relaxed when i told him i had forgotten to research the company last night. An unforgivabble oversight really, when competition is so tough i should never have forgotten to do that, i may have stood a reasonable chance otherwise, that one oversight could be the difference between me getting the job and not getting it. :\
 
You should have said "sorry mate I've been so busy at all these other interviews I just didn't have the time to do any research". Not forgotten. Schoolboy error.

Not that I would have thought of that, and I wouldn't have come up with all the companies I'd been interviewing at, which he would no doubt then inquire after. OK note taken for my next batch of job interviews (haha) - learn lots of company names.
 
Cheers Nicklazz.

Shambles, in my last work place by the end i was staying up all night boshing some opis or other and then going to work the next day perm fucked also. On one day i was sposed to start at 7 but didnt turn up until 4, i got a mighty bollocking for that. When i told the HR girl about my 'sleeping problems', she said "is there anything you want to tell me ?". I dunno if that was a very subtle way of suggesting 'it sounds like you have a problem'
 
knock said:
You should have said "sorry mate I've been so busy at all these other interviews I just didn't have the time to do any research". Not forgotten. Schoolboy error..
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I guess thats where the benzo frankness came in, it dawned on me whilst i was driving there that i had forgotten to do that research, and sometimes the ineterviewers ask that question, sometimes they dont. I wondered whether i could make something up about the company but ruled that out, and decided that honesty was the best policy. At least i was prepared for that happening, not like in previous interviews when it hit me like a bombshell because i hadnt researched enough or even anticipated the question, at least i had prepared some response, and wasnt caught totally by shock which would have made the whole interview a complete disaster.
 
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Am I?
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Yup, on this occasion you are Alby.

It's not as if EADD is heaving with traffic atm ... this isn't other drugs.. it doesnt matter whether the original problem was solved ... the thread had evolved organically into another conversation but was relative ... I wanted to comment to Raas about the arnie thing and expand on it and ask him some stuff about it

It's this kinda closing that's totally unecessary and petty. It's threads like that one that help keep EADD moving, and not something I wouldve organically talked about in another thread

You seem to enjoy exercising that Mod button for the sake of it. And then reacting with a blatant 'I dont care' stance when challenged, followed by another act to prove your words. It reminds me of a previous Mod who did similar, just because 'he could'.

It's not good modding. It's modding to exercise power.
 
BlindHelperMonkey said:
some interview techniques are just too flawless to be affected by such things. mdb strikes me as just that kindve person
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haha, i take it that was sarcasm. I know from meeting loads of people having taken 1mg of etizolam that none of them have ever been any the wiser, or suspected anything at all. 2mg and upwards and it can start to show. Its tolerance and habit related. Im one of those people that is more normal on etizolam than off it.
 
^ Yeah, people think I act weird when I'm not sedated. I went to a (shit) job sober once, and everyone thought I buzzing. Truth was, I'd actually been zonked on on benzos all week, unnoticed, but it was when I was sober that my behaviour was transgressive. The irony.
 
Marmalade said:
Yup, on this occasion you are Alby.

It's not as if EADD is heaving with traffic atm ... this isn't other drugs.. it doesnt matter whether the original problem was solved ... the thread had evolved organically into another conversation but was relative ... I wanted to comment to Raas about the arnie thing and expand on it and ask him some stuff about it

It's this kinda closing that's totally unecessary and petty. It's threads like that one that help keep EADD moving, and not something I wouldve organically talked about in another thread

You seem to enjoy exercising that Mod button for the sake of it. And then reacting with a blatant 'I dont care' stance when challenged, followed by another act to prove your words. It reminds me of a previous Mod who did similar, just because 'he could'.

It's not good modding. It's modding to exercise power.
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Argh don't make me feel guilty. They were both light-hearted closures.

I'll reopen it then.

And why don't you apply for mod? Seriously.
 
knock said:
Financial services are really conservative places. One guy I know used to go for a kip under his desk at lunchtime. I think that's fine, he wasn't hurting anyone, but he was the butt of a lot of gossip, and people wondering why the company held on to him. He was top of the list when redundancy time came round. He got a good package right enough but everyone knew he was going. And he knew the job, and he did it. But he wore short-sleeved shirts of the wrong colour and comedy ties and he had long curly hair, yeah it's no surprise he was out. He had a sense of humour too and was generally well liked. OUT.
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somedays i would go for a kip in my car at lunchtime, lied out on the backseats sometimes, the workplace was quite relaxed and because i had been there for years and knew lots of people, somone passing just said "tired are we XXXX ?". No big deal or nothing exessively strange in other words.
 
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People at work gave up speculating about whether I was on drugs or not years ago. I had a similar problem to you, babylonboy. Only 'sober' was occasionally 'full-blown manic'.

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Argh don't make me feel guilty. They were both light-hearted closures.
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I thought so too. Besides, the threads were dull-as-fuck for 95% of folk - PM material, not thread material.

Don't let her make you feel guilty! Be a man, for fuck's sake! ;)
 
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