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[slycat]

Yesterday I was feeling pretty down due to stress from excess workloads and having to work overtime for the second day in a row.  When I left there was still a number of unanswered emais but a MSN message from my boss saying "I know you're trying hard but you must try harder" after haing a late response on one email was the final straw, I had to go home and relax.

Once I was home, I hopped on the usual instant messengers and IRC channels and chatted to some folks as I usually do but it was only after a suprise conversation with quaxo that I started feeling better.  He was offering Gmail invites in channel and I thought it would be nice to sign up for one of those so I can dump my awful hotmail account as my permanent account.  Enended up having a nice conversation with Quaxo about various stuff but I realised that I had known of him for 5 years now and never really chatted with him, which prooved to be quite a refreshing experience :).

Comments

[arakinuk.livejournal.com]

*hugs and scritches* glad quaxo was able to cheer you up :)

[slycat.livejournal.com]

Ah it wasn't just Quaxo who cheered me up, but it was a more unusual thing which happened, hence it was made noteworthy :)

[gerald_duck]

Knowing quaxo for five years and never chatting with him proved to be a refreshing experience? (-8

[scruff.livejournal.com]

Don't knock it until you've tried it :)

[slycat.livejournal.com]

Shh! In talking to him, you're depriving him of the experience! You can't talk to him for 5 years so he can see how refreshing it is ;)

[slycat.livejournal.com]

Considering how typically pedantic you're being, I'm suprised you didn't pick up on the typo either ;) Maybe I should have rewritten the final line as:

"I realised that I had known of him for 5 years now and never really chatted with him, and so having a nice conversation with Quaxo about various stuff prooved to be quite a refreshing experience :)."

[trukkle.livejournal.com]

Quaxo is the best *nods*

As for an msn from your boss, that's out of order. And rude.

[slycat.livejournal.com]

My boss often works from home. We all use MSN at work to communicate so it's not unusual for the boss to talk to me via MSN. It's a work MSN account afterall. However what he did say wasn't on, he could have worded it better to be honest. He was complaining that I hadnt replied to an email from an important client in 6 hours of receiving it basically.