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Rolling eyes is now seen as aggressive at work
- Thread starter mancboy
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dronefromsector7G
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Oh fuck, so every time my idiot colleagues ask me the same question for the thousandth time I’ll have to wear sunglasses
LangleyBlue1970
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Like when Kev got done for walking aggressively.
apparently you do now, i roll my eyes that much im surprised they dont spin like fruit machinesOh fuck, so every time my idiot colleagues ask me the same question for the thousandth time I’ll have to wear sunglasses
its prob the same ref whos implemented this nonsenseLike when Kev got done for walking aggressively.
In your line of work I would suggest a gimp mask.Oh fuck, so every time my idiot colleagues ask me the same question for the thousandth time I’ll have to wear sunglasses
dronefromsector7G
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I’ll wear one tonight when you come for your appointmentIn your line of work I would suggest a gimp mask.
that would make you an aggressive alcoholic according to this nonsense lolAnd the madness just keeps on coming..I'll be rolling my eyes in aldi later if they haven't got any pink gin in
Kompany Car
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I miss the days of being able to just have straight conversation and airing your views, yes it was uncomfortable, but at least people spoke up in meetings rather than sitting like wallflowers and nodding sagely only to find out later that someone had made an almighty fuck up.
It has now got to the stage where having a differing view to someone is seen as being aggressive and this seems to be a behaviour thats been reinforced by how people interact on social media. Its all gone too far for my liking, there is a nice middle ground between calling each other cunts and being so touchy feely you struggle to provide any constructive criticism for fear of offence.
It has now got to the stage where having a differing view to someone is seen as being aggressive and this seems to be a behaviour thats been reinforced by how people interact on social media. Its all gone too far for my liking, there is a nice middle ground between calling each other cunts and being so touchy feely you struggle to provide any constructive criticism for fear of offence.