Comments | heartssdesire: Beige-Furnished Fascism

heartssdesire

Beige-Furnished Fascism

Feb 25, 2009 11:29

I've discovered an enforcer stationed in my office.

She's the director of the local resource agency that shares an office with my federal agency. I guess she's threatened by me or something, because last weekend she apparently decided to go for a drive in the country, and just happened to wander 30 miles up Mines Road and drive by my house, where ( Read more... )

mundanity, rants

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meliny February 25 2009, 19:57:22 UTC

Surely when they hired you they asked about the color of your gate. This is not the sort of thing we can let slip by - first a purple gate and next... oh, wait, what is it we're afraid of?

heartssdesire February 25 2009, 20:00:52 UTC

One wonders! I could tell her some colorful things about the ranchers around here who she thinks are so normal... but I probably shouldn't.

meliny February 25 2009, 20:02:44 UTC

No, don't tell her anything "colorful" - you're in enough trouble for the purple. ;)

black_reaver February 25 2009, 19:58:08 UTC

That's just... sad.

heartssdesire February 25 2009, 20:02:30 UTC

Yep. One time she came to me and tried to give me some Christian books on tape. To listen to on my long drive, see, because I must get terribly bored and wouldn't I like something to listen to while I'm going up and down the mountain?

meliny February 25 2009, 20:04:09 UTC

Hey, that's a great idea. Maybe they should put radios in cars.

*snerk* heartssdesire February 25 2009, 20:07:10 UTC

Yeah! Or, somebody should invent a pocket-sized music player you could hook headphones to and listen to your music on the go. Then, I'd never be bored while driving!

Thread 8

It is obvious what is really the problem here... yezida February 25 2009, 20:54:15 UTC

You weigh the same as a duck.

Re: It is obvious what is really the problem here... heartssdesire February 25 2009, 21:00:18 UTC

Hee hee! That makes me happy.

Re: It is obvious what is really the problem here... dionysusdevotee February 25 2009, 23:14:32 UTC

LOL, really.

agh! jschonbr February 25 2009, 20:57:28 UTC

I think you covered it very nicely in your post, but I have to share in your amazement at this co-worker. I am truly sorry you are hit with this sort of thing at the work place, or anywhere for that matter.

musae February 25 2009, 22:33:39 UTC

Hmmm. Does this constitute harassment?

heartssdesire February 26 2009, 04:19:03 UTC

A bunch of people pointed that out. I am not sure, it's kind of on the line. What I didn't mention is that she once lived out near where I am, so has an ostensible reason for driving out there other than to snoop on me. I dunno. I am likely to conclude that it would cause me more problems than it would solve to call it harassment at this point.