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Sorry to hear all that. :( There was an article on my local newspaper on loneliness, and it mentioned that sometimes people don't find others who they connect with in their social circles. And it isn't their fault, they just need different kind of persons that are not present in those circles...

I was kidding. I mean, I don't like Therapy?'s music, and that's why I didn't vote for them. The stuff about psychotherapy wasn't connected to my opinion on the band, should probably check the level of fun in my humour. I've noticed I don't always share your taste in music, my loss I'm sure...

You like that type of stuff, then? :bigsmile: What I was thinking as I was listening was that it might make a mean version of Fear of the Dark, if it was sung by a female, in a sexy but seductive and fateful style. There's something exciting about the thought of it being sung by a woman, messes...

Dimmu Borgir is Icelandic, isn't it? Or does Norwegian have the same words? Well, whatever it is, I have a piece of advice: if you want to order sausage on a Norwegian gas station, do it in Swedish rather than English. I nearly couldn't get my sausage, until I tried in Swedish. :bigsmile: Edit...

I wasn't very familiar with Marilyn Manson. Turns out this is one of the bands whose music I don't understand. Power Trip wasn't my favorite either, but that style at least is more understandable to me. I really don't like Therapy? Atlantean Codex perhaps wasn't my cup of tea, but I like it...

I don't think the style of the DJ Yahel version fits the story at all. The lady's voice is sexy and laidback, but this is a song about fear, isn't it? It's been a long time since I heard Transylvania, it hasn't been on my playlist for ages, so I may misremember, but the Iced Earth version...

It really was. But the thing is I don't have a continuous job agreement, so I'm always very careful of what I say, because I want to be re-hired.

Uh, I can imagine that!

It's been a while since I've been as distressed. When I'm anxious enough, I can't sit on a chair, I have to sit on the floor. And there was a moment I had to sit on the bathroom floor.

I'm sure it is. I've sometimes watched it on TV, and some of it is really funny and fresh, and not stuffy old stereotypes. But I'm not sure I'd go to a club, because I'd be so afraid people wouldn't laugh to the comedians, which would make me feel horrible.

There's a saying in Finland, approximately "Fat people are jolly," so he said it isn't true because fat people can be slow, but there's nothing to connect fat and jolly. And the traditional one about all women being better drivers than men, although they don't drive, just sit next to the driver...

That does sound pretty bad. :(

Yeah, and this guy's performance was like a breath of fresh air from the 50s. We deal with political correctness and prevention of prejudice and stereotypes in our work, so it was especially unfitting. Now, I like insinuating humour as much as the next guy, but straightforward sex jokes in the...

He performed 25 mins overtime. :facepalm: I had to put on headphones and listen to music to survive. But thank god it's over now.

We have an Organization Development day today all day via Teams meeting. Unfortunately, to end the day, they had hired a standup comedian. :eek: Not a very good one, and people aren't laughing... I'm so distressed I had to hide in the bathroom. He said we should turn on the camera (we never keep...

Wonder if it makes the posts more or less interesting. (Today has been a drilling day, BTW. During "allowed" hours, which is a surprise, but made hearing a Teams meeting a bit harder.)

Thank you for all the work you do! :) I don't know if I can promise all my posts to be fun and interesting, but the Cup certainly is!

Happy Birthday! :)

A trenchcoat?

Oh good. :)