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Some representative from our bank showed up and gave my supervisor free crap...she gave me two of the items, a blue stress-ball squeezy thing and this blue pig with a wire sticking out of the top of it to hold pictures. It's cute! I put it on top of my terminal, but I don't think that's a very safe place for it unless I tape it, so I may have to do some rearranging...
She also got a pen and this thing that looks like a pen but is actually antibacterial spray...? and a yo-yo that flashes blue when you use it. Everything's blue somehow, I didn't know the bank had a color scheme...
I checked both my email accounts and found I had a fanfiction update alert on a story I'd reviewed last week, and the author ended the update with this tl;dr essay on how I and the handful of people who agreed with me were wrong about something that should have been subjective. I can understand not liking it if someone's insulting something about what you've written, or if you want to address a point you disagree on, but the amount of ANs she's done are only enforcing the points she's insisting aren't problem are problems, if she's so hypersensitive about it that every chapter has an essay telling us "my OCs aren't Sues/Stues and even though they've been doing nothing/doing Sue/Stu-ish things they're going to be vital to the plot eventually, so you're wrong!"
She also got a pen and this thing that looks like a pen but is actually antibacterial spray...? and a yo-yo that flashes blue when you use it. Everything's blue somehow, I didn't know the bank had a color scheme...
I checked both my email accounts and found I had a fanfiction update alert on a story I'd reviewed last week, and the author ended the update with this tl;dr essay on how I and the handful of people who agreed with me were wrong about something that should have been subjective. I can understand not liking it if someone's insulting something about what you've written, or if you want to address a point you disagree on, but the amount of ANs she's done are only enforcing the points she's insisting aren't problem are problems, if she's so hypersensitive about it that every chapter has an essay telling us "my OCs aren't Sues/Stues and even though they've been doing nothing/doing Sue/Stu-ish things they're going to be vital to the plot eventually, so you're wrong!"