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Title: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: Tess Anderson on January 07, 2011, 09:09:40 PM: Hmmmmmm . . . MP must be the office asshole:

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MindPilot (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-07-11 08:27 PM
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So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty
Edited on Fri Jan-07-11 08:40 PM by MindPilot
Young Conservatives' Reagan calendar on the wall, Internet shortcuts to Fox, WND, Drudge, etc. You get the picture. So I'm loading software and I have nothing to do but watch little blue bars roll across the screen. I happen to see some paperwork on the desk--mortgage statement, and a bunch of other papers relating to mortgage application. This guy has an interest-only loan for well over $300k and looking to get a "government-assisted" refi! Don't know for sure--damnit Jim I'm an IT guy not a PI guy!--but I strongly suspect he's upside down.

I hope at some point in the next few days to ask him why he needs GOVERNMENT HELP to buy a house? What happened to your personal responsibility? Bootstraps broke? Hmmm?

On edit: I should clarify...I don't think this qualifies as snooping since everything was out there right in the open; I didn't have to touch a single piece of paper or do anything but look. In fact it was kind of hard to NOT see.
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: BEG on January 07, 2011, 09:12:21 PM: BS
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: jukin on January 07, 2011, 09:34:11 PM: Lord know tha everybody just leaves their personal financial information all over their company work space. I would always do that particularly if I knew some not so well groomed IT guy was coming in to mess with things. BTW, that Obama loan fixing has been a complete failure.

ZERO BONG.
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: Ptarmigan on January 07, 2011, 09:39:20 PM: They can't keep work and politics separate. These DUmmies are so worried about their colleague's politics is just pathetic and sad.
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: AllosaursRus on January 07, 2011, 11:44:39 PM: (http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/6170/bsflag.gif)

Yeah right ButtLips!!!! Everybody takes their loan papers to work and leaves them layin' around where some $10/hr flunky can read 'em!!!

Even if remotely true, this guy needs his ass kicked! Why in the world would you share info like that on the net, even if ya don't like the guy?

Anyone know where this asshat works? Even if a total bouncy, which in all likely hood it is, sure would be nice to let his boss know he would do somethin' like this! He's in IT for Christ's sake! I work on 'puters all the time for people and find things I'm absolutely sure they don't want publicized! .

An IT guy does this? He needs to be in the unemployment line on a permanent basis! Either that or in ****in' jail! just imagine what else he's spilled the beans on! Companies have secrets for a reason!
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: NHSparky on January 08, 2011, 08:54:55 AM: Memo to DUmmies:

If you plan on confronting co-workers on private financial or medical information that they didn't intend for you to find out, expect a not-so-friendly visit from your HR manager explaining your options for COBRA coverage, etc., and a quick and quiet exit from the company property.

Oh, and termination for cause is usually going to mean no UEI for ya. Just a heads-up.
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: DumbAss Tanker on January 08, 2011, 09:06:43 AM: Physical install on a desktop? Sounds like a fairly simple, low-bucks system, normally what he's describing would all be done over the network. This probably means the IT guy is extremely replaceable, and needling the other guy about his private papers could come back to haunt ol' MindPilot if the customer complains.
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: DLR Pyro on January 08, 2011, 10:33:22 AM: Quote
On edit: I should clarify...I don't think this qualifies as snooping since everything was out there right in the open; I didn't have to touch a single piece of paper or do anything but look. In fact it was kind of hard to NOT see.
I think most people would disagree with you but let's just play along with your logic that this isn't snooping. At the very least it gives us all an insight on your lack of moral character and your inability to do the the right thing by ignoring the personal imformation you saw.
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: GOBUCKS on January 08, 2011, 10:39:37 AM: I believe every word ol' DUmmy MindPlop wrote. I was just waiting for a loan officer to jump out of the bushes, and everyone in the office to smile and break into applause.

It wasn't snooping because it didn't happen. Some IT drones have lots of time to sit around making up stuff like this. (2009's DUmmy Of The Year greenbriar Pam was married to an alcoholic, abusive IT drone, but we never heard his DUmp handle.)
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: Celtic Rose on January 08, 2011, 10:46:16 AM: Quote from: DLR Pyro on January 08, 2011, 10:33:22 AM
I think most people would disagree with you but let's just play along with your logic that this isn't snooping. At the very least it gives us all an insight on your lack of moral character and your inability to do the the right thing by ignoring the personal imformation you saw.

I can't get past the fact that he is justifying because the guy is a "righty", or that he would post it online in a public forum!
Title: Re: "So I'm in a co-workers office today...of course he' a righty " (MindPilot)
Post by: Chris_ on January 08, 2011, 11:02:37 AM: Quote from: NHSparky on January 08, 2011, 08:54:55 AM
Memo to DUmmies:

If you plan on confronting co-workers on private financial or medical information that they didn't intend for you to find out, expect a not-so-friendly visit from your HR manager explaining your options for COBRA coverage, etc., and a quick and quiet exit from the company property.

Oh, and termination for cause is usually going to mean no UEI for ya. Just a heads-up.
I like this. :II: