6/29 [10:50 PM]   I can't believe I'm still stuck at work on the friday before
                  "summer vacation".  I was supposed to be at home playing
                  Curse of Monkey Island, but no, everybody else had to leave
                  because of thier flights and I'm stuck here fixing thier
                  shitty broken code desperately trying to ship our beta.
                  It would be one thing if this my code (the low level net
                  and cyrpto stuff), but its the shitty php ui! PHP UI! $(%#*!
                  I can't believe I work with such a bunch of undedicated idiots
                  Since the obviously care more about their personal lives than
                  being employed, I'm going to recommend them all for "voluntary
                  attrition" at the next company meeting. I guess the bright
                  side is that I'll be getting the entire bonus for our group
                  this quarter. On second thought, I'll wait till after they
                  see me recieve the only bonus check before recommending them
                  for "voluntary attrition".
                        \where do you work? -nesim
                  \_ Get a life, nerdboy.  Go home and try to lose some weight.
                  \_ He has a life. He plays Curse of Monkey Island.
                  \_ sounds like either you or your manager didn't manage your
                     time effectively - and now you're using the geek "work
                     all night all day i'm a mole in soda hall" cliche.  Lives
                     are good things that all people should have.
                     I should mention that i mean "you" in the plural, you
                     may have not wasted time at all, but obviously your dev
                     team was not working to full efficiency.  This is probably
                     due to the mgmt not understanding the technology enough to
                     feel comfortable enforcing sub-project due dates. - paolo
                     \_ It is more likely that management is so clueless
                        that they don't understand what a project sub-date
                        even means. -ausman