Re: What's "lunch"?? (was: Personal connections)
- From: David Steuber <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 07 Sep 2005 10:44:51 -0400
rem642b@xxxxxxxxx (Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t) writes:
> Note: I'm currently seeking work, preferably programming in Lisp or
> Java.
And a brilliant job you are doing.
> > From: Barry Margolin <bar...@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > when you got hungry, why didn't you ask one of your coworkers if they
> > wanted to go get something to eat in the cafeteria or sub shop with
> > you?
>
> Your question has nothing to do with Java, so why are you posting it in
> comp.lang.java.programmer? Where do you want me to answer your question?
Good grief, Pot! Could it be that you have cross-posted to the entire
comp.* hierarchy and Barry didn't notice and trim the Newsgroups
accordingly? Note that I'm only posting to cll.
> > Don't you ever go into your colleague's office/cube to discuss a
> > problem you're having?
>
> We were specifically forbidden to do that.
Perhaps only you were specifically forbidden to do that. If your real
life persona is anything like your usenet persona I would fully expect
people to actively avoid interacting with you whenever possible. I'm
only posting to let you know that this may be the case so that you can
practice a little introspection on yourself to see how you might
irritate people to the point of wishing that the bus you ride to the
library gets T-boned by a speeding train even if all the other
passengers are members of a kindergarten class on a field trip.
> > If you didn't get to know your coworkers, it's really your own fault.
>
> Only one of my co-workers was in any way friendly toward me, and he
> moved to San Francisco before the project was finished, so there was no
> chance of maintaining social contact with him. Are you suggesting I
> should have rummaged around the building harassing people who didn't
> want anything social to do with me, repeatedly begging them to change
> their attitude and become my friends? If somebody acted like they
> didn't want anything personal to do with me, I left them alone. Was
> that wrong?
Your posts have devolved into rummaging around usenet harassing people
who don't want anything social or professional to do with you,
repeatedly begging them to help you get a job. To top that all off,
when people are kind enough to not only read your long-winded posts
but also respond with useful advice, you go into some long tirade on
why you can't do this that and the other. You desperately need to
beaten about the head and neck with a L.A.R.T.
> If you have any further questions specific about me, why don't you join
> my Yahoo! Group and ask the questions there, instead of posting the
> questions to these newsgroups and expecting me to answer here?
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helprobertmaasfindemployment/
Good luck with that. Now that you have a dedicated group expressly
on the topic of getting Robert Maas a job you don't need to post any
employment related ravings to usenet again.
--
You should maybe check the chemical content of your breakfast
cereal. --- Bill Watterson
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