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SILENT BACKUP |
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"Look what the cat dragged in." |
Worse yet. |
Don't eat anything you like. |
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"Hey, you're late!" |
Before that. |
Better than playing with yourself in public. |
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"When is your next appointment?" |
Worse yet. |
I don't want you to lose sleep. |
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"Tyler, it's your boyfriend!" [on the telephone] |
Worse yet. |
There's no one else for that. |
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"Oh, yes ... Who is the new science editor of The New York Times, that twerpy little girl in short skirts?" (Cornelia Dean) |
Worse yet. |
Oh, silky hair. |
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[Someone trying to make you the butt of their joke] |
Worse yet. |
I really don't want to step on your toes. |
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"You know the difference between an asshole and a rectum? You can put your arm around an asshole." [Putting his arm around your shoulders] |
Worse yet. |
You're angry at your mother for not feeding you That's what everyone's angry at. |
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"Why is it late?" |
No more! |
We're doing the best we can. |
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"You're a little late." [Catching you by surprise] |
Before that. |
It depends on your plan. |
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"You're late!" |
I'll cry. |
Even if it isn't true. |
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"Why are you late?" |
No more! |
It shortens the day. |
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"Then why did you come in so late?" |
Worse yet. |
It's in the contract Small print. |
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"Good morning; you're late." |
Worse yet. |
I'm going to appoint you to be the timekeeper. |
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"You're late today ... What's going on?" |
Worse yet. |
It's a strain. |
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"So you're late today, huh?" |
Worse yet. |
Look at the other side ... I promise that my timeliness will be surpassed only by my passion for quality ... Let me drop everything and work on your problem ... It's better than it was, you've got to admit it ... Always late but worth the wait ... Fashionably late ... There is no deeper way than this ... Living life with no sense of time ... "It gets late early out here." (Lawrence Peter (Yogi) Berra) ... I think we could stretch this out a couple of months ... Yassle, yassle, time is fleeting! ... Time flies when you're goofing off ... Time is nature's way of making sure that everything doesn't happen at once ... I have no sense of time ... It's invisible ... so everyone sees it differently ... "Have you ever noticed? Anybody going slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac." (George Carlin) ... My sense of time ... Hell, I'm a week behind ... I must have picked the wrong season to have come down ... I didn't realize this was sacred ground ... Is it late yet? |
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"You're here late." |
Worse yet. |
It's getting later! |
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"Why I shouldn't be late." |
I'll cry. |
You can't stop people from making money. |
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"Good morning You're late!" |
Worse yet. |
It's not early for me. |
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"Richard, we're too late!" |
I'll cry. |
If other people do it, it must stink! ... My golden rule. |
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"So why were you late?" |
No more! |
I'm a work in progress. |
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"Well, why were you late?" |
Worse yet. |
Every reason! |
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"You're late!" [from the office bully] |
Worse yet. |
Everything you thought about High School is true for eternity. |
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"Aren't you late?" |
Before that. |
On borrowed time. |
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"I can't believe you're fifteen minutes late!" |
Worse yet. |
You don't have to believe it if you don't want to. |
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"I waited for you You're late!" |
Worse yet. |
Does it hurt your feelings? |
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"What did you expect me to do while I was waiting?" |
Worse yet. |
Did you know Indians used to put their ear on the railroad track to hear if the train was coming? |
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I'll cry. |
That's everyone's trouble They don't know the difference between then and now. |
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"Aren't you late for the meeting?" |
No more! |
No, I'm early for the next one. |
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"Are you playing with me? How come you're late?" |
Before that. |
Not playing while you have diarrhea! |
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"I tried to phone you." |
No more! |
Why were you early? |
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"I had a bad time with my former husband. From that experience I've learned that all men are no good." |
I'll cry. |
That's interesting to see, isn't it? |
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"I know one union representative and he's a terrible person. I wouldn't trust any of them." |
No more! |
Can you believe it? |
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"HereBuy yourself a wig." |
Worse yet. |
Do you know that's ALL some people have? |
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"Are you a beginner?" |
No more! |
The devil is in the details. |
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"Tu es un retard dans la tête." [Fr: "You're late in the head."] |
Worse yet. |
I'll meet with you next Wednesday and let you know. |
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"I believe it has something to do with avoiding a fight by confusing your opponent via saying random things." |
Before that. |
You're not supposed to bleed; you're not supposed to feel bad; people have a right to know what's inside them, what's bothering them. |
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"I'm brain-dead at this point." |
Worse yet. |
You're working very hard at a thankless job. |
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"It's frustrating." |
No more! |
The best is yet to come. |
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"You're overdressed." |
I'll cry. |
Thank you for dropping by. |
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"Let me see that!" |
I'll cry. |
Get tough! |
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"Why did you let me do it?" |
Worse yet. |
That's the danger of a strong person You can do anything! |
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"Come and stand in the front of the class and pull up your dress." |
Worse yet. |
I'm going to build a good case! Cutty Sark! |
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"Show me what you're reading!" |
I'll cry. |
It's WORSE if you just go along with the herd. |
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"They're all criminals." |
Worse yet. |
Well, you're looking at one. |
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"Listen, darling, if you want to look like a slapper and a whore and dress like a tart, it's up to you, but don't expect me to do it, too." (Yvonne Ridley) |
Worse yet. |
Because nobody cares Of course! No one wants that What do we care? |
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"Can I buy your tie?" |
Worse yet. |
It's better than a degree from Harvard. |
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"Lose the tie!" |
Worse yet. |
The world isn't ready. |
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"You're late." |
Before that. |
No, I'm right on time. |
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"Protecting your ass, huh?" |
I'll cry. |
A dull cog in the machinery of life. |
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22-MAY-1999. When you are relaxing under fluorescent lights, or in a restaurant, or in certain job-related circumstances, you frequently hear exaggerated claims or admonitions. You get a sense some invisible partition separates you from your own sexuality, and you can sense other people functioning under a different framework of beliefs. It's sort of like a bunch of spiders at an office party.
Recently down in San Diego, I heard a speaker from Apple Computer being assailed by a software developer in the audience. "Lose the tie!" the heckler shouted.
Worse yet.
The world isn't ready!
Almost all attacks at behavior come from differently held beliefs, and frequently these beliefs are embedded within powerful or irrational emotions. Remember first grade? "Show me what you're reading!"
I'll cry.
11-DEC-2007.
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As follows
CODE WORDS: appointment, beginner, brain-dead, [butt], criminals, darling, dragged, dress, expect, experience, frustrating, late, let, opponent, overdressed, protecting, random, rectum, show, showed, slapper, tart, tie, tried, twerpy, Tyler, union, wig
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