Thursday, November 10, 2011

dummy





Life
when i was working for TheRmoTron

You are right!!

Well i certainly have seen a lot of tricks in how to work the system in this chamber business..

now the kid i worked with in california .. robbed and embezzled about 50 thousand dollars.. he had ...

as hil sysbesma said .. " he had tom bannish around his little finger".



.he started his carreed by being the neighbor hood thief and bugler..


he showed me all the housed he robbed when we were in Pasandia visiting his mother.

.Tom bannash loved his lies..he was his pet false wittness

But Enseco Fired him within 6 months.. for robbery.. embezzelment etc..

it may seem high ..but after Rouloff's conspired to defraud and removed the salesman bo bjarno..


then the sky was the limit..his 10 thousand a year went to about 20 thousand..

5 securtaries, the 2 (+1) sales man , and my self told ..tom bannash about it... but i learned a big lesson about that management style .. harrasement, lying, and drumming out people = (equals) basic dis-honesty

You can't tell a Dummy anything .. "That's why they are called Dummies"

As tom bannish said "every one is the manager" .. which of course means there is no manager.. just lying back stabbers.








Heck i asked the upper management ( and Daniel J. Okeefe) what they budgeted for thief and embezzelment, and asked if they were some kind of mafa operation. or were a money laundering operation..

But you are right.. If lying , robbery and embezzelment is still the standard than i would not be a fit..

Cheers.. and happy new year

ONE GOOD TRICK

A man was sitting at a bar whose selling point was that it was on top of the largest skyscraper in town. Another man walks in and asks the bartender for a Jack Daniel's. He downs it, and then takes a running leap out the window. Much to everybody's surprise, he floats back up and climbs through the window back into the bar. The man at the bar is amazed and asks the man how he did it.

"Easy," says the man. "Outside this window are some very strong wind currents which can carry you back to the window."

"Wow," says the man at the bar. "I gotta try this." He takes a running leap out the window and falls to a horrible, bloody, and flat death.

"Goodness, Superman," says the bartender. "You can be a real a jerk when you're drunk."



HA HA HA.. it was just politics Shelly the slut said in the parts and crap dept. !!



>From: "Tom Patterson"
>To: "paul saint"
>Subject: Re: say something nice
>Date: Fri, 4 16:34:46 -0500
>
>Hi Paul,

>Happy New Year! You haven't said anything that's offended me so no apology necessary. It's hard for any of us to have the proper positive attitude right now.


>I have never seen this severe of a drop in business. Going way back to "81 I remember that a large Boeing order literally kept us afloat for the year. I bet you remember that too.


> We were holding our own but slowing until Sept.11 and then the bottom dropped out. It's extremely frustrating that the attack was such a terrible immediate human tragedy and also an unbelievable emotional and economic effect as well.


>It looks as though you picked a good time to exit our industry. Do you find teaching rewarding? I'm sure there are frustrations but hopefully there are some rewards and success stories also.



>There have been several times over the years that other of our friends have sought to come back to the industry that I have really not been able to decide if helping them to return was really doing them a favor or not. In retrospect I think that most were better off in the long run in another, more stable- less competitive industry.

This Fred was assembled by the special effects experts at 'The Character Shop' who does many high tech animatronic special effects for commercials and movies.

Rick Lazzarini says. . . Most of the movements were radio controlled: Head turn, torso turn, jaw, eyes side/side, blinks, and brow moves. These moves were split up among two transmitters and puppeteers. A third person operated the cable-controlled body up/down, and a fourth did arm/hand movements via rod control.

So, thank you for producing such a high quality product, and being so quick and helpful. I now have my own pro style vent figure! (Don't worry, I didn't re-sell the modified figure to them; I own it.)

Thanks again for everything!

Rick Lazzarini - President, The Character Shop

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