How can you all keep convincing your selves this game is worth 50 bucks
or even
5 bucks,
He did a shit job on the sim and no money in the world is worth work like
that
if i turned in a job like that at work, i wouldnt have a job!
f12k is the best f1 sim we got right now and dont say gp3 will grow on
you becuse
so does cancer and were all looking for a cure
Agen please donate your money to the crippled crammond fund
If I was your employer and saw the way you carry on in this board, you
wouldn't have a job for much longer either.
S.
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> > How can you all keep convincing your selves this game is worth 50 bucks > or even > 5 bucks, > He did a shit job on the sim and no money in the world is worth work like > that > if i turned in a job like that at work, i wouldnt have a job! > f12k is the best f1 sim we got right now and dont say gp3 will grow on > you becuse > so does cancer and were all looking for a cure > > Agen please donate your money to the crippled crammond fund > >Because I like it.
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> > How can you all keep convincing your selves this game is worth 50 bucks >or even >5 bucks, > He did a shit job on the sim and no money in the world is worth work like >that >if i turned in a job like that at work, i wouldnt have a job! > f12k is the best f1 sim we got right now and dont say gp3 will grow on >you becuse >so does cancer and were all looking for a cure > > Agen please donate your money to the crippled crammond fund > >In article <[email hidden]>, Uncle Fester <[email hidden]>
writes:
Two questions - what did the guy do about that ultimatum? That can't
*possibly* be legal...
Two, why would you keep working in what could be considered a 'hostile'
invironment?
Eldred
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>> You couldn't really fire him for what he does OUTSIDE of work. If it's not >> illegal, or he's not representing the company, then it's own business if he >> wants to be a jerk... >> > >You'd be surprised how many bosses think they *own* you. > >Back in the mid-80's, I lived in NC & worked at a Coca-Cola plant. A >guy there was getting married to this woman who worked for Pepsi. He >was told in no uncertain terms that if *she* continued on in her job >after they married, he would not be working for them. That's why I >wouldn't work non-union any more. They tried firing me last year, I >just ended up with an equivalent of a 3 week paid vacation. I've given >my boss hell ever since. He can't do anything about it, or it'll be >"harassement". <GG>In article <H_pg5.4602$[email hidden]>, "Steven Dickson"
<[email hidden]> writes:
>If I was your employer and saw the way you carry on in this board, you
>wouldn't have a job for much longer either.
>S.
You couldn't really fire him for what he does OUTSIDE of work. If it's not
illegal, or he's not representing the company, then it's own business if he
wants to be a jerk...
Eldred
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In article <nLpg5.54334$[email hidden]>, "BLADE"
<[email hidden]> writes:
I have NO doubt that the game is worth $5. Heck, even Carmageddon was worth
THAT. I don't see myself paying $50 like I did for GPL. Recently I've been
waiting for the prices to drop a bit. I wouldn't buy N3 at $49(or whatever),
but I bought it at $29. Perceived value. When the price drops to where I
think it should be, or I see something that raises the value for me, I'll get
it. Easy.
Eldred
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> How can you all keep convincing your selves this game is worth 50 bucks >or even >5 bucks, > He did a shit job on the sim and no money in the world is worth work like >that >if i turned in a job like that at work, i wouldnt have a job! > f12k is the best f1 sim we got right now and dont say gp3 will grow on >you becuse >so does cancer and were all looking for a cureAmen! Well-said, Eldred!
-- JB
In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] (EldredP) wrote:
> In article <nLpg5.54334$[email hidden]>, "BLADE"
> <[email hidden]> writes:
>
> > How can you all keep convincing your selves this game is worth 50bucks
> >or even
> >5 bucks,
> > He did a shit job on the sim and no money in the world is worthwork like
> >that
> >if i turned in a job like that at work, i wouldnt have a job!
> > f12k is the best f1 sim we got right now and dont say gp3 willgrow on
> >you becuse
> >so does cancer and were all looking for a cure
>
> I have NO doubt that the game is worth $5. Heck, even Carmageddonwas worth
> THAT. I don't see myself paying $50 like I did for GPL. RecentlyI've been
> waiting for the prices to drop a bit. I wouldn't buy N3 at $49(orwhatever),
> but I bought it at $29. Perceived value. When the price drops towhere I
> think it should be, or I see something that raises the value for me,I'll get
beats you
> with experience...
> Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.
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> it. Easy. > > Eldred > -- > Tiger Stadium R.I.P. 1912-1999 > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > GPL hcp. +61.25 > > Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, thenPretty funny ,Blade, absent the potty talk!! I hope I'll be able to
disagree with you when I finally can buy the game, but you made me
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On 30 Jul 2000 02:07:52 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) thus
spoke:
>You couldn't really fire him for what he does OUTSIDE of work. If it's not
>illegal, or he's not representing the company, then it's own business if he
>wants to be a jerk...
>
>Eldred
Just goes to show you the mindset of some employers. The assholes
think they own you.
--
Nos
spoke:
Just goes to show you the mindset of some employers. The ***s
think they own you.
--
Nos
EldredP wrote:
> You couldn't really fire him for what he does OUTSIDE of work. If it's not
> illegal, or he's not representing the company, then it's own business if he
> wants to be a jerk...
>
You'd be surprised how many bosses think they *own* you.
Back in the mid-80's, I lived in NC & worked at a Coca-Cola plant. A
guy there was getting married to this woman who worked for Pepsi. He
was told in no uncertain terms that if *she* continued on in her job
after they married, he would not be working for them. That's why I
wouldn't work non-union any more. They tried firing me last year, I
just ended up with an equivalent of a 3 week paid vacation. I've given
my boss hell ever since. He can't do anything about it, or it'll be
"harassement". <GG>
--
Chuck Kandler
Windows is just a virus with a GUI
On Sun, 30 Jul 2000 14:03:24 GMT, Uncle Fester <[email hidden]>
thus spoke:
>You'd be surprised how many bosses think they *own* you.
>
>Back in the mid-80's, I lived in NC & worked at a Coca-Cola plant. A
>guy there was getting married to this woman who worked for Pepsi. He
>was told in no uncertain terms that if *she* continued on in her job
>after they married, he would not be working for them.
Wow! So what did the guy do? No way would that kind of treatment fly
in a court of law. Union or not.
--
Nos
[email hidden] wrote:
Last I had heard, they were hiring a lawyer & were gonna fight it. I
left state shortly after that & came back here to Michigan, so I don't
know how it ended. But an Average Joe who can't really afford to fight
it will really get screwed over in a situation like this. In a union,
*they* pick up the legal tab for you.
--
Chuck Kandler
A man is no less a Slave just because he is
allowed to choose a new Master every four years.
Registered Linux User #180746
http://counter.li.org
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> > On Sun, 30 Jul 2000 14:03:24 GMT, Uncle Fester <[email hidden]> > thus spoke: > > >You'd be surprised how many bosses think they *own* you. > > > >Back in the mid-80's, I lived in NC & worked at a Coca-Cola plant. A > >guy there was getting married to this woman who worked for Pepsi. He > >was told in no uncertain terms that if *she* continued on in her job > >after they married, he would not be working for them. > > Wow! So what did the guy do? No way would that kind of treatment fly > in a court of law. Union or not.EldredP wrote:
I'm sure it's not. Last I heard, before I left the state & returned to
Michigan, is they were hiring a lawyer & were gonna fight it. Good for
them, I hope they won! OTOH, the average poor working Joe could never
afford to fight such an unreasonable employer. At least, as a Teamster,
any necessary fees to get my job back are covered by the union.
> Two, why would you keep working in what could be considered a 'hostile'
> invironment?
Yeah, right. I've never been the type to roll over & play dead for
nobody. You want me gone, you'd *better* do it right! At this
particular place of employment, the only firings that have stuck have
been the ones where people have chosen to just walk away & say screw
them. There's been well over a dozen firings, all overturned in the
past year or so. They'll *try* anything, doesn't mean we're gonna let
them succeed! <g>
--
Chuck Kandler
A man is no less a Slave just because he is
allowed to choose a new Master every four years.
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> > >You'd be surprised how many bosses think they *own* you. > > > >Back in the mid-80's, I lived in NC & worked at a Coca-Cola plant. A > >guy there was getting married to this woman who worked for Pepsi. He > >was told in no uncertain terms that if *she* continued on in her job > >after they married, he would not be working for them. That's why I > >wouldn't work non-union any more. They tried firing me last year, I > >just ended up with an equivalent of a 3 week paid vacation. I've given > >my boss hell ever since. He can't do anything about it, or it'll be > >"harassement". <GG> > > Two questions - what did the guy do about that ultimatum? That can't > *possibly* be legal...
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Yeah, my employer thinks he owns me too......
Oh wait, *I* am my employer, oh well, I've always suspected that I was
an asshole....
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> > On 30 Jul 2000 02:07:52 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) thus > spoke: > > >You couldn't really fire him for what he does OUTSIDE of work. If it's not > >illegal, or he's not representing the company, then it's own business if he > >wants to be a jerk... > > > >Eldred > > Just goes to show you the mindset of some employers. The assholes > think they own you.Suspected? I thought I cleared that one up for you a long time ago Goy?
<VBG> ;)
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