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I'm often accused of being ruthless at my work. I suppose I can be.
Are you ruthless?
I've been told and know that i am harsh. You just need to ask my siblings and my step siblings and they'll tell you i'm the one that will give them a verbal kick in the bum if they need it.
Boozeburglar
07-Mar-10, 00:46
I don't have a Ruth handy.
Not entirely.
I've not voted on your poll btw and I look forward to some more negative rep by daring to say so. :D
Boozeburglar
07-Mar-10, 01:31
Not entirely.
I've not voted on your poll btw and I look forward to some more negative rep by daring to say so. :D
Is that all you popped in to say? :)
In all honesty - yes.
Were you expecting more?
Boozeburglar
07-Mar-10, 01:40
I don't know really, just wondered. :)
Good, at least I got you wondering, but let's not take this thread off topic... :Razz
Boozeburglar
07-Mar-10, 01:48
No, let's!
I see threads as mere springboards for my amazingly witty and original asides.
:)
changilass
07-Mar-10, 01:57
So we've noticed lol
I think not. I'm fairly original, of that there is no doubt. I'll leave the rest up to you....
and Crayola of course.... :D
There seem to be a few undercurrents going on here. :eek:
The question is very vague.
There seem to be a few undercurrents going on here. :eek:
The question is very vague.
Undercurrents?
Are these a vague cousin of raisins?
Undercurrents?
Are these a vague cousin of raisins?
No ... we would spell those with an 'a'. :)
No ... we would spell those with an 'a'. :)
Shut up you I can hardly post for laughing.:lol:
George Brims
07-Mar-10, 04:31
I don't have a Ruth handy.
Haha. A mate of mine in college dated, and later married, a Ruth. When he was free for a night out with the lads, he would tell us he was "Ruthless tonight".
I don't think I've ever been ruthless in my entire life. It's just not in my nature!
sometimes i can be but well its only human is it?
Of course I'm never Ruthless, it's my middle name.
No, let's!
I see threads as mere springboards for my amazingly witty and original asides.
:)
Do you also have an original line in cordurouy trousers? :)
Good grief, it's 17 apiece. I expected the vote to go along nicey-nicey lines so I'm pleasantly surprised. :)
northener
08-Mar-10, 10:27
A few years ago, there was a gale that ripped the roof off me shed, so I voted 'yes'.
Plus I'm a bad-tempered, vindictive git, too.
I guess I must be 'cos I don't know anyone called Ruth.....
No, I too have a Ruth -it's my younger daughter's middle name.:)
And I'm pretty much a softie. Not a doormat however. ;)
John Little
08-Mar-10, 19:02
My wife is Ruth...
Seriously though, I'm not ruthless either. I'm not fond of ruthless in the Alan Sugar or Master Chef mould.
I have read two descriptions of British Prime ministers in Cabinet.
One of them appointed ministers and backed them to the hilt - they had responsibility for their depts. In Cabinet he would sit and listen to the arguments back and forth and would never say a word. Then when all was done he would steeple his hands and say 'Right - we seem to be agreed on the following ....' and that was how they made policy.
The next one came in and kicked arse as they say. No discussions - You will do this, you will do that and if you don't you're out- quite ruthless.
By and large I like to be asked, not told- as I think most people do, so I prefer the former.
Ruthless ain't always a good thing.
I don't think I've ever been ruthless in my entire life. It's just not in my nature!
And I'm pretty much a softie. Not a doormat however. ;)
I'm not a doormat either. You can still be nice and kindhearted, without letting people walk all over you.
A few years ago, there was a gale that ripped the roof off me shed, so I voted 'yes'.
Plus I'm a bad-tempered, vindictive git, too.
Aye but you're funny with it[lol]
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