Do You Ever Get In One Of Those Moods...

[4cruisin]

when you are so sick of some people, you just don't give a rats behind what you say to them?

That's the mood I'm in at work today. I'm trying to stay in my office so I don't get myself into more trouble.

I work with all men and they think that women are the lowest life form on earth.....really, they do. I've had about enough of their attitude so now I'm starting to give it back.

Help.

 

[pooksma]

funny~I had a day like that on Tuesday. My work assignment is changing and I will be with two people who have BAD reps (squeaky wheels IYKWIM)

I was so ticked I told off collegues left right and center. once in a P**** mood its sometimes hard to get out!

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Yeah, like my first tag says...

 

[4cruisin]

Yeah, like my first tag says...

Ya know, I don't know if that's the problem or I'm just sick of the bullsnot. Could be some of both. Kinda like an uprising I guess.

 

[Tigger&Belle]

I blame it on perimenopause, but the reality is that I get tired of being silent sometimes. Thankfully I'm a SAHM, so am not faced with people like you have to deal with on an ongoing basis because I'd have real problems keeping my mouth shut.

 

[dadto1]

I usually have this problem between the hours of 7-5 on Mon - Fri!!

 

[budbeerlady]

I do it once in a while!

Usually on those days I shut my door and blare the Vonda Shepard cd. But 99% of the time its one of the females I work with that has me out for blood, the guys are pretty laid back. (And I have gone off a couple of times so they know not to bring the attitude my way or they will get it right back!)

If I had to choose I would take the guys any day. Us women can be horrid!

 

[luvwinnie]

Funny you should ask that today!!!!! Coworker is driving me INSANE. I'm beginning to think she's just plain stupid.

 

[BuzzBoyMom]

Yup - sometimes I want to wear a sign that says - Just leave me alone if you know what's best!

 

[babytrees]

I have had quite a few of those days lately!!

Today being one of them and it's only 10.

Since I work as a church Office Manager the most profane I get is booger butt and I've said that three times already today!!

Last week the man who hands out paychecks wasn't doing his job and was bellyaching to me and then at 5 he was starting to tease me about how he wasn't signing my check I told him "I've had a crappy day and you are the main reason so don't even start with me." Shut him up and got my check fast!!

 

[pansmermaidzlagoon]

yes, yes, and yes!!!

Had a moment or two like this over the weekend. I volunteer at one of DD's activities and this weekend there were moments with some of the other parents - you know where everyone wants to be a general.....now, I am just there to be helpful (not to take charge) and have fun,,,,, and I get lots of big thank you's from the kids which makes it all worth it, but sometimes dealing with the attitudes of a small handful of parents makes you want to scream...I ended up saying a couple short, but tactful things by the end of the weekend.....(I am the type that would rather not have to say anything, but have become a little more bold with age) Love Tigger&Belles tag - and can relate to the etting tired of being silent.....also a SAHM, so I don't have to worry about the 9 to 5...but I swear the kids activities with "those parents" are almost as bad......

but in the end it was the most fun I had in a long time...despite them!!!

 

[SC Minnie]

Usually about every 28 days.

 

[imsorry]

I've been in that mood since 1974!!

 

[SwedishMeatball]

I've been in that mood since 1974!!

 

[luvmydogs]

Yes--this morning at WalMart, of all places. I always try to avoid confrontation if I'm able to help it--I hate it--but this morning as I was heading for the Express checkout with just a birthday card and a Diet Pepsi, a woman with a full cart rushed to get in front of me. Now of course I was thinking to myself, "It's the Express Lane, go somewhere else!" but I didn't say it. She checked out, and as the cashier was ringing up my card, the cashier apologized. "No biggie," I smiled. Well, the customer overheard the cashier, and turned her cart around and laid into her--I couldn't believe it! She went on about how the cashier should just keep her mouth shut, or she'd talk to the manager and get her fired blah, blah, blah, and the cashier just stood there and took it. I felt so bad for her, so I said to the irate woman, "She was just trying to be considerate, she doesn't deserve to be spoken to that way." So, the customer looked at me and said, "What do you care, you skinny b****?!" Then I, who never says boo to anyone, got so angry, I said back to her, "Skinny b****!? Well, what are you going to do if I don't shut up? Sit on me?" (she was overweight). It was the nastiest thing I've ever said to a complete stranger, and I felt horrible as soon as it came out of my mouth. She shut up, the cashier was nearly in tears, and I gave her my name and phone number in case she needed any backup if she was reported. As soon as I got to my car, I cried--you know, that kind of crying where it's a combination of anger and shakiness and feeling really, really sad? I used to weigh 235 pounds, but lost 110, so I know what it's like to be called out on my weight--it can be a terrible feeling.

I have no idea why I snapped and was so nasty this morning, but I still feel badly about the whole thing.

 

[imsorry]

(actually I tried the cholesterol - it helped!)

sorry for the hijacking!!

 

[SwedishMeatball]

Yes--this morning at WalMart, of all places. I always try to avoid confrontation if I'm able to help it--I hate it--but this morning as I was heading for the Express checkout with just a birthday card and a Diet Pepsi, a woman with a full cart rushed to get in front of me. Now of course I was thinking to myself, "It's the Express Lane, go somewhere else!" but I didn't say it. She checked out, and as the cashier was ringing up my card, the cashier apologized. "No biggie," I smiled. Well, the customer overheard the cashier, and turned her cart around and laid into her--I couldn't believe it! She went on about how the cashier should just keep her mouth shut, or she'd talk to the manager and get her fired blah, blah, blah, and the cashier just stood there and took it. I felt so bad for her, so I said to the irate woman, "She was just trying to be considerate, she doesn't deserve to be spoken to that way." So, the customer looked at me and said, "What do you care, you skinny b****?!" Then I, who never says boo to anyone, got so angry, I said back to her, "Skinny b****!? Well, what are you going to do if I don't shut up? Sit on me?" (she was overweight). It was the nastiest thing I've ever said to a complete stranger, and I felt horrible as soon as it came out of my mouth. She shut up, the cashier was nearly in tears, and I gave her my name and phone number in case she needed any backup if she was reported. As soon as I got to my car, I cried--you know, that kind of crying where it's a combination of anger and shakiness and feeling really, really sad? I used to weigh 235 pounds, but lost 110, so I know what it's like to be called out on my weight--it can be a terrible feeling.

I have no idea why I snapped and was so nasty this morning, but I still feel badly about the whole thing.

Awwwwww I could say that she started the name calling, but I know you'll still feel bad. I was laughing my butt of until I got to the end and saw how upset you were. You still rock.

 

[luvmydogs]

Awwwwww I could say that she started the name calling, but I know you'll still feel bad. I was laughing my butt of until I got to the end and saw how upset you were. You still rock.

Awwww, thanks, Sherry.

 

[Tigger&Belle]

luv, I know you were not laughing and still don't think it's funny, but I had to over what you said to her. Yes, I'm sure that you feel bad for saying that, but she started it and brought weight into it. It's not as if you are the one that spoke up first. She's the one that should be ashamed!

 

[imsorry]

But just think how good it felt to be called skinny!!!