Pamela's just terrified scared out of her mind

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10028438799

Oh my.

Pamela seems a little overwrought.

demtenjeep (23,431 posts)     Fri Jan 6, 2017, 03:23 PM

is anyone else just terrified?
 
Trump is nuts

If half the crap he wants to do is done, I will be dead.

I don't have ACA, have always had insurance through work but I do have a pre-existing condition.

I am officially on short term disability through at least Feb 1 possibly longer. My income is way less and if/when I do go back to work it will be very rough and the principal will make it her business to be rough on me.

Trump is nuts and out to destroy anyone he feels slighted him.

These lists he is making, his supporting Russia and wiki leaks and all of this stuff. I am just terrified scared out of my mind 

Well, if Pamela wants to be paranoid, I guess it's her right to be paranoid.

I was going to copy-and-paste some primitive comments, but they're all so detached from reasonable reality it's difficult to decide which ones.  They're all worth reading at the link.

[FunkyZero]

I wonder if fear irritates her bowel like most other things?

[franksolich]

Does Pamela's principal need to know that Pamela's accusing her of doing something she hasn't done yet?

[FunkyZero]

Does Pamela's principal need to know that Pamela's accusing her of doing something she hasn't done yet?

Sounds to me like Pamela burned some bridges and is planning on bilking as much disability as she can before she quite/gets fired upon return.

[Big Dog]

demtenjeep (23,431 posts)     Fri Jan 6, 2017, 03:23 PM

is anyone else just terrified?

Is Pam scared shitless?

[BattleHymn]

I dunno, guys.  We might take this one seriously.  Pam knows crap.

[franksolich]

Is Pam scared shitless?

What bothers me is that she's accused her principal of doing something before the principal's even done it.

[DUmpsterDiver]

Holy crap, she's about to lose it.

[Big Dog]

What bothers me is that she's accused her principal of doing something before the principal's even done it.

That's easily taken care of.

Pam should have heeded the lesson of the Jersey Walrus.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Mind?  A-hahahahahahha!

[franksolich]

That's easily taken care of.

Pam should have heeded the lesson of the Jersey Walrus.

The primitives are treading into perilous territory here.

Just as they're accusing Donald Trump of things he hasn't yet done, they're taking it to a personal level too, accusing ordinary people of doing things they haven't done yet, and might not even do.

[freedumb2003b]

I dunno, guys.  We might take this one seriously.  Pam knows crap.

Hey Pam, all is lost.  16 years of Rethuglican rule.

Think about it, Pam.  Every day, you will wake up with either President Trump or President Pence as your Commander in Chief.  Republican control of the Senate, House, state house and, of course, the Supreme Court.

Every day, Pam.  Every day.

Terror every morning for the rest. Of. Your. Life.  And your children's lives.

Only one way out Pam:



It is the only way to get peace, Pam.

The only way.

[diesel driver]

DUmmies and liberals scared out of what little they call a mind.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Life is good.   

[SVPete]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10028438799

Oh my.

Pamela seems a little overwrought.

Well, if Pamela wants to be paranoid, I guess it's her right to be paranoid.

I was going to copy-and-paste some primitive comments, but they're all so detached from reasonable reality it's difficult to decide which ones.  They're all worth reading at the link.

DU-folk are so over-wrought with the fear of their fantasies that they have become self-mocking. As FZ suggests, those who feed on their fears will be eaten up by those fears.

[SVPete]

I am officially on short term disability through at least Feb 1 possibly longer. My income is way less and if/when I do go back to work it will be very rough and the principal will make it her business to be rough on me.

Does Pamela's principal need to know that Pamela's accusing her of doing something she hasn't done yet?

Sounds to me like Pamela burned some bridges and is planning on bilking as much disability as she can before she quite/gets fired upon return.

That comment caught my attention, too. While a supervisor would have a natural need to be sure that an employee with a disability is able to do their job, without hurting themselves, dtj's comment suggests the principal is malevolent or personally dislikes (or wants to get rid of) her. Whichever dtj's fear, it's probably either imaginary or a consequence of of some past transgression on dtj's part.

The list of DU folk "needing" annual reminders of their paranoid fantasies is growing.

[miskie]

It'll get be okay, I promise..

Here, just pop open a bag or two of these, and feel your troubles drain away like magic...

[Karin]

As FZ suggests, those who feed on their fears will be eaten up by those fears.

And it's compounded exponentially, because they feed off each others' fears.  Especially as they try to out-nightmare each other.  It's such a destructive environment, but they just can't help themselves. 

[CollectivismMustDie]

Pam: Terrified but not scared shitless.

The not-scared-shitless primitive.

I like that.





CMD

[miskie]

And it's compounded exponentially, because they feed off each others' fears.  Especially as they try to out-nightmare each other.  It's such a destructive environment, but they just can't help themselves.

They have always worn 'victimhood' as a badge of honor. I will never understand it.

[Karin]

It'll get be okay, I promise..

Here, just pop open a bag or two of these, and feel your troubles drain away like magic...

Remember this?

There has been lots of talk on the internet about Haribo sugarfree gummy bears and how they make you make shit like a madman. According to these detailed Amazon reviews, just a handful of the bears can cause an immediate evacuation of the gastrointestinal tract. There are 53 pages of reviews on Amazon, each one topping the last with a story of gummy-fueled diarrhea nightmares. "Gastric exorcism at 30,000 feet," a reviewer named I Like Cheese wrote. "Don't use the bathroom on a Delta flight. That stench is from me, seven years ago."

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/sugarless-gummy-bears-are-not-safe-for-humans

Full write up of the experiment at the link.  He even provided audio, which is reportedly not for the faint of heart. 

[DumbAss Tanker]

That comment caught my attention, too. While a supervisor would have a natural need to be sure that an employee with a disability is able to do their job, without hurting themselves, dtj's comment suggests the principal is malevolent or personally dislikes (or wants to get rid of) her. Whichever dtj's fear, it's probably either imaginary or a consequence of of some past transgression on dtj's part.

You might think so, but real principals are people with lots of flaws, not archetypes of rationality.  I know from family who actually work in education that a lot of principals are just dicks (Or c@nts) toward the teachers, petty tyrants who manage by the clique system, with pets, informers, and outcasts targeted for elimination for little or no reason, because cliques need outsiders to work, and for being a loyal subject to have value.  There's something about the field of education that seems to draw this sort of personality and enable its professional success.

[FunkyZero]

You might think so, but real principals are people with lots of flaws, not archetypes of rationality.  I know from family who actually work in education that a lot of principals are just dicks (Or c@nts) toward the teachers, petty tyrants who manage by the clique system, with pets, informers, and outcasts targeted for elimination for little or no reason, because cliques need outsiders to work, and for being a loyal subject to have value.  There's something about the field of education that seems to draw this sort of personality and enable its professional success.

Man, this is so dead on.
We had this issue at a private school and the pecking order became apparent rather quickly. You had the real teachers who cared (most of them), then you had the principle and her minions... who would frame things however she needed for them to be.
She was asked to leave eventually, but not until after we pulled our kids for a different school. We were just one family out of the revolt, they lost a lot of enrollment.
I imagine in a public school, it's not quite so easy to fix a management issue.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Man, this is so dead on.
We had this issue at a private school and the pecking order became apparent rather quickly. You had the real teachers who cared (most of them), then you had the principle and her minions... who would frame things however she needed for them to be.
She was asked to leave eventually, but not until after we pulled our kids for a different school. We were just one family out of the revolt, they lost a lot of enrollment.
I imagine in a public school, it's not quite so easy to fix a management issue.

You've got that right.  The only check on them is the Superintendent, who more often than not is a Principal who was exceptionally good at cliquing and bullshitting.  Principal don't get to be Principals by being outside the Superintendent's insider crew.

[thundley4]

And it's compounded exponentially, because they feed off each others' fears.  Especially as they try to out-nightmare each other.  It's such a destructive environment, but they just can't help themselves.

Don't forget, they are basing their fear on what the MSM and Democrat politicians have been saying for 18 months.

[Patriot Guard Rider]

Don't forget, they are basing their unfounded fear on what the MSM and Democrat politicians have been saying for 18 months.