Updates Interrupted
The idea was to hijack the blog for travel documentation purposes. Unfortunately, we’re just to darn tired to write up anything except that we’re spending lotsa money on loot! Whee!
The idea was to hijack the blog for travel documentation purposes. Unfortunately, we’re just to darn tired to write up anything except that we’re spending lotsa money on loot! Whee!
Everyone is shitfaced right now at the MAC3.
James Cameron’s Avatar might have had a straightforward plot but it was awesome. Blue aliens and mecha? Big-ass explosions and weird romances? What else would one need to be entertained? It never claimed to have a mind-blowing twist at the end! People are hard to please these days.
29th of December 2009… two more days to go. The office is deserted. Why the heck am I still here??
Christmas is bust this year ’round with being down with the flu and a bad sore throat. It seems illnesses strikes everyone at the same time. Its either contagion or the world is indeed spiralling towards the apocalypse and ol’Pestilence is at the head of the quartet.
I hate being on the recovery bend of an illness, it beats being knocked-out sick but you can’t do a thing and you can’t ask to stay in the comforts of your own home and secretly play games. You feel weak as anything and your internal thermometer is out-of-whack so you sweat profusely at any given moment. You’re paranoid about everything you eat in fear of a relapse!
Ugh…
Happy New Year Everyone! (Yes, you,… whoever is reading this. You are the only one!)
Research without a purpose serves to dilute the very purpose of the entire exercise.
If the point of requesting that research articles be written, then allocate suitable timeframes, specify appropriate personnel that are interested in working on them, allocate rewards… give incentives, recognition.
It shouldn’t be some half-assed attempt to appear intellectual.
Every report takes 10 minutes to prepare. Thats 10 minutes of my life that I feel I have absolutely lost. Taking a poop gives me more satisfaction than writing one of those research reports.
Sigh…. bitter with the sweet…