Some guy is speaking really loudly on the train about his clients. He just said, "don't tell Sue...." and then described some business and "taking a meeting." Sue - whoever she is - may not know but all of us on the train now know.
I learned a long time ago that if you want information about a patient in a hospital, just ride up and down in the elevator.... you will get the entire low down eventually, especially when you ride with doctors or surgery staff. Never ask a person at a nurses' station. People all have very big mouths and poor ethics!
Greta, is this the jet lag making you act silly? Or are you just tickled pink that the Dims are getting whopped tonight? -- that is unless the Obama Fraud Czars (there are probably three currently holding this eminent position) succeed in their efforts to turn the electoral process into a sham.
I HATE cell phones and have to confess to being a bit of a cell phone "yeller." Somehwere in my small brain is inserted the idea tha the smaller the phone the louder I have to talk to allow the person on the other end hear me!...OF course everyone else does too. So mine is kept for emergency use only and fortunately I am not so importatnt that no one can do without reaching me for the hour or two I am gone!...LOL
November 3, 2009 at 3:29 pm
When They Have to Slam on the Brakes and They Blow The Lid Off the Big Gulps, Sloshing Dr. Pepper On Their Thighs, What Expletive Do They Utter Into Their Cell Phones
Here in Texas we have a terrible problem with drivers, usually women and usually in Suburbans or similar vehicles holding pistols in their right hands, cell phones in their left hands, bending down to sip from a Big Gulp being held between their legs, steering with their elbows and screaming at school crossing guards for blowing whistles and making it more difficult to hear their conversations with their maids. That's why we need hands-free phones, only. /s/ Brick
One runs into these kind of people frequently. They are so overcome with their own importance that they think people within hearing distance will be impressed with their smarts so they speak very loudly. I cannot tolerate these kind of people.
Reminds me of the secretaries at the Dr.'s office talking about patients and making phone calls to patients and I can hear ever confidential thing they are writing down, typing... addresses, phone numbers, etc...
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tweekie B
I learned a long time ago that if you want information about a patient in a hospital, just ride up and down in the elevator.... you will get the entire low down eventually, especially when you ride with doctors or surgery staff. Never ask a person at a nurses' station. People all have very big mouths and poor ethics!
Rose
Greta, is this the jet lag making you act silly? Or are you just tickled pink that the Dims are getting whopped tonight? -- that is unless the Obama Fraud Czars (there are probably three currently holding this eminent position) succeed in their efforts to turn the electoral process into a sham.
jillian wv
I HATE cell phones and have to confess to being a bit of a cell phone "yeller." Somehwere in my small brain is inserted the idea tha the smaller the phone the louder I have to talk to allow the person on the other end hear me!...OF course everyone else does too. So mine is kept for emergency use only and fortunately I am not so importatnt that no one can do without reaching me for the hour or two I am gone!...LOL
When They Have to Slam on the Brakes and They Blow The Lid Off the Big Gulps, Sloshing Dr. Pepper On Their Thighs, What Expletive Do They Utter Into Their Cell Phones
Here in Texas we have a terrible problem with drivers, usually women and usually in Suburbans or similar vehicles holding pistols in their right hands, cell phones in their left hands, bending down to sip from a Big Gulp being held between their legs, steering with their elbows and screaming at school crossing guards for blowing whistles and making it more difficult to hear their conversations with their maids. That's why we need hands-free phones, only. /s/ Brick
PTA
One runs into these kind of people frequently. They are so overcome with their own importance that they think people within hearing distance will be impressed with their smarts so they speak very loudly. I cannot tolerate these kind of people.
Sue
.... That SOB! Wait till I see him!
Delores In Chas WV
And are you going to tell SUE? or keep his secrets!!!
MarySacto1
I used to work with someone like that...lol!
Dave Keys
Gotta love it, huh? I think we all know someone like that too!
Plantalittlesunshine
Reminds me of the secretaries at the Dr.'s office talking about patients and making phone calls to patients and I can hear ever confidential thing they are writing down, typing... addresses, phone numbers, etc...
A Girl Named Sue
I am sure there is more than one Sue in America. /s/ Brick