If You're Having a Bad Day Flying, the Solution is...

[KennyFlys]

Swearing is ****ing good for us

Swearing in the office relieves stress and is good for workers and bosses, according to a new study.

This must be why I feel less stress after I get off the phone with Charter Communications or Sprint.

 

[vontresc]

Flipping off the 'puter after it did something I didn't want it to do always makes me feel better. I gues it must be cathartic....

Pete

 

[alaskaflyer]

Not exactly welcomed around my office, which, as you might imagine, is more PC than many.

I usually close my office door

 

[t0r0nad0]

Swearing in the office can be good...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJJL5dxgVaM

 

[Teller1900]

Maybe Office Space was on to something...

"PC Load Letter?!? What the fu(k does that mean?"

 

[tonycondon]

i think Office Space was on to something in many many more ways than that

matt i dont suppose the passengers like it much if you start swearing at work, eh?

 

[Teller1900]

i think Office Space was on to something in many many more ways than that

matt i dont suppose the passengers like it much if you start swearing at work, eh?

I fly a turbo-prop...so long as I don't accidentally key the PA, I could swear pretty loud and they wouldn't know it. And if they do hear it, they'll just think it's because something went wrong, so they'll most likely start swearing too. Not that I ever swear, damnit.

 

[tonycondon]

ah its been a long long time since i flew a 1900 (1994 i think) and i was sleeping most of the time so i dont really remember how loud it was in there.

 

[astanley]

My rule: if I need to swear, it's because I want to break something. So, either you listen to me swear, or I break something.

Wonder why I don't make a lot of friends?

Cheers,

-Andrew