Cracking up at the office
What is it about the blunt truth that makes people crack up?
The Finance Manager just cracked up when I calmly described a week's worth of effort on my part (digging through folders and researching detailed cost analysis) as "Useless."
Last week I told the Accounting person that "I went through those files, did all of 2003. Then I needed to sit down." She burst out laughing.
I described in chat how someone complained to me, saying my Percy isn't all like theirs so they didn't know if I ever read their stories. I told them, yes, I had read their stories, and no, I didn't like them.
Another time someone was irritated with some copies I made: "why is there a line through this?" -- "Because it's a shitty copier." She stopped cold. Nodded. And said, "It is a shitty copier." Then told her manager, who laughed for several days.
I have no point. I'm just making observations. *blinks*
The Finance Manager just cracked up when I calmly described a week's worth of effort on my part (digging through folders and researching detailed cost analysis) as "Useless."
Last week I told the Accounting person that "I went through those files, did all of 2003. Then I needed to sit down." She burst out laughing.
I described in chat how someone complained to me, saying my Percy isn't all like theirs so they didn't know if I ever read their stories. I told them, yes, I had read their stories, and no, I didn't like them.
Another time someone was irritated with some copies I made: "why is there a line through this?" -- "Because it's a shitty copier." She stopped cold. Nodded. And said, "It is a shitty copier." Then told her manager, who laughed for several days.
I have no point. I'm just making observations. *blinks*
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So she was assuming you didn't write Percy the (obviously correct) way she did because you hadn't read her fics? That's totally insane. Narcissistic, much?
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I think a trigger may be some thought or memory associated with the words said to initiate 'cracking up'.
~NAA
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Well, easily rectified.
And the copier thing? I have had a very similar moment, so this cracked me up as well.
I think the funniness of blunt truth is that it is so seldom heard. So, whenever a person does make a straightforward statement that is even half-amusing, you crack up half because of the funniness and half in disbelief that the person actually said it! (and reading over that statement, I am amazed at my incoherence)
Oh well. *waves hi*
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thanks,
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