Goddamn, backstabbin' little pissdrip!

Two days ago, I get a call from my boss. She’s all happy with my performance, and gives me a semi-promotion to a wider network position. All is sweetness and light.

Today I get a call from my boss. Seems one of my co-workers (who desperately wanted the network position) advised her that I’ve been spending hour after hour surfing the net at work and that I don’t have enough to do.

Yeah. Right.

I explained to me boss (who resides/works in a different city) that I just finished up teaching a series of three classes that began in mid-February. I’ve been putting in 9 and 10 hour days, prepping on weekends, and my students have scored higher on their finals than any of hers ever do. She seemed to accept my explanation. But I hate it that I had to provide an explanation!

Now, I’ve got a week to learn a new system before I have to deliver a month-long class on that…and the same little weasel that bitched had the gall to ask if I’ll do some training for her next week because “she’s really busy” and I “know the material” better than she does.

I’m going to go ahead and do it. And maybe I’ll start keeping a log of her productive time…if I can find any.

Sometimes work just plain sucks!


This is getting hard. Somebody relieve me. (A Wallian exclamation)

Is there a gentle, quiet and ethical way the boss can discover you “know the material” better than the person who tried to stab you? It would be nice to have a personal endorsement from such a person.
If for no other reason because it could drive them nuts.

The reason the board is so slow this morning is because all 6,046 Dopers are standing in line at the server waiting to see if the topic line refers to them. “Geez, I hardly know the guy, huccome he’s callin’ me a pissdrip?”


“Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast!” - the White Queen