What do your co workers call you?

[skysidhe]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

I like this reputation because it is what I am. It doesn't surprise me at all.

I somehow find that quite a pedantic statement.

I don't like my rep because I have a fire burning on the inside as I do what I must do on the outside.....even when my feet hurt after work.

Originally Posted by DucksNuts

I'm seen as the *boss* and *the ball breaker* at work, who never sugar coats anything....thats what I have to...I babysit sleazy old guys and 2 cute apprentice mechanics.

I wish I could do that instead of insinerating with my eyes.

I get called sweet alot too. bleh

Originally Posted by fargon

Uh Oh Lady Keryx, says I have to cum inside and service her greatness.

that reads funny...but then I am drinking a beer

[kerosene]

When I was working, they called me "hard worker" and that I was "resourceful."

Now that I don't work, anymore, they probably call me a lot of things I don't want to know about.

[bluecuracao]

When I had co-workers, I was 'the bitch' (as in bitching about stuff; not in the prison sense of the word).

I was the one who got on everyone to set up their files and layouts right. We worked on really tight schedules and had to randomly edit each others' work, so when folks threw protocol out the window, it just made things harder for everybody.

It was completely out in the open that I was known as 'the bitch' (two of my co-workers have been my best friends for years, and weren't shy about letting me know their feelings), but I didn't care as long as we didn't have to stay late for hours and fix something stupid. After I left the company, one of them took on the role.

[Aliantha]

Originally Posted by skysidhe

I somehow find that quite a pedantic statement.

What do you mean by pedantic? Not the definition of course. I just simply don't understand why you would use that word.

[barefoot serpent]

Originally Posted by Aliantha

What do you mean by pedantic?

how was she supposed to know he was only 14 years old?