Blithering Idjit
I am a blithering idiot. You may have seen me around. You may have wanted to kill me.

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Monday, April 10, 2006
Hi, it's me!

You know, ME!

How could you not know who's calling when it's the most important person in the world?!! It's ME!

Sheesh, you act like you want me to say who I am when I call.

posted by Terrie 11:08 AM [edit]

Sunday, September 08, 2002

I must thank all of you for reading my T-shirt aloud - I of course did not have time to read it when I was acquiring the shirt, and without you, I would not have known what words were emblazoned upon my chest. Thank you thank you thank you!

posted by Steve 2:38 AM [edit]

Thursday, March 21, 2002

I saw that our web person uses <br /> for a line break. So I went in and changed all her paragraph tags so they'd be like that, too -- <p />. But then she told me that her original code was right. At first I thought she might be upset about that, but it turns out that she's actually upset about the fact that I used a non-existent URL in a marketing piece sent to thousands of people today. My bad!

posted by Terrie 10:19 AM [edit]

Wednesday, March 13, 2002

I make widgets. At one point, there's an intricate bit I must do by hand. I was hired specifically to handle things like this. But I'm bored with it and want it to be automated. So I've asked our systems team to automate it for me. It will take three very expensive consultants a lot of time to do this, probably more than it would take me to just do the work by hand. But automation is good, right?

posted by Terrie 10:23 AM [edit]

Tuesday, March 12, 2002

In a recent heavy Bay Area rainstorm, 100% of the vehicles going 15 mph or more over the limit were SUVs and minivans. We conclude that the really great drivers now prefer vehicles with a higher center of gravity, as a greater challenge. The vehicle will break traction sooner than a lower-slung car, requiring a more sensitive hand on the steering and a "savvier" foot on the brakes.

posted by Steve 7:37 AM [edit]

Wednesday, February 20, 2002

A real email message I sent today:

Dear Company.com Employee,

I was attempting to register an attendee for the
Technology Conference. However, when I entered the
credit card information, I received a message that
said, "We're sorry, we were unable to process your
order. Please contact us at email@company.com to
resolve the problem.

As I do not know who I should contact to resolve
this problem,
I selected your name from the website.
If you can assist or direct me to someone that
can help me get this individual registered, I would
appreciate it.

Thanks,
B. Idjit


posted by Terrie 1:29 PM [edit]

Monday, January 07, 2002

I'm so confused. They say to do it this new and easier way now, and not the old way. But we did it differently before. So now there are TWO ways. So how should I do it now? Why do they have to make everything so difficult?

posted by Terrie 4:55 PM [edit]