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|    Ouisie to Ouisie    |
|    Re: band gig tomorrow.    |
|    18 Feb 17 06:00:43    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2017021522235910570-email@nowherecom...              On 2017-02-14 18:43:01 +0000, Ouisie said:              > Just screw up a little, and now and then. Then act like you didn't mean       > to.              That trick wouldn't work for very long with me.              > It's not always easy to tell.              Perhaps not at first, but over time it becomes more and more obvious.              > And sometimes you have to work with people you'd rather not, but can't get       > rid of.              I'll put up with it for a while, but Not indefinitely because either they       go, or I do...life is too short to Waste it on Silly, STUPID games when       we're *supposed* to be doing Music!              > I had a friend years ago who was middle management at some big companies.       > He talked about teams he was on where his entire purpose was to sabotage       > the team leader. Done by his taking on responsibilty so he could quietly       > fail. Was a software engineer. This was my first real exposure to this       > sort of behavior.              That's plain old Dishonesty! I'm so glad no one ever tried to involve me in       that when I was in engineering.              > Since then I've been in many bands where somone was deliberately screwing       > with someone else in the group. That's going on NOW with our band. Band       > girl and I were talking about it on the phone this evening.              Best thing to do is put a Stop to it ASAP!              > I told her it comes down to eiter a lack of respect for her, or       > deliberately trying to screw with her.              Same situation either way.              > Either way, the solution is the same. No need for a big scene or a fuss,       > just gently ease someone out.                     Jim              After an ignored ultimatum, those responsible deserve to be Roughly KICKED       OUT...i.e. 'gently' 'eased' out with a boot to their backside!!!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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