re: Describe your worst coworker...of all time!

I worked with a developer named Myles at LSU in mid 00s. I thought it was him. He had stringy hair though and always was wet with sweat.

Thanks for sharing!

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wait a minute...:kern:

tigerhoney?

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good guess, but no

she actually hated tigerhoney(they went back and forth a couple times)and that's about the time she shacked up with a TDer and left

don't remember the name

Lsudiamondfan? Wendy?

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she actually hated tigerhoney(they went back and forth a couple times)and that's about the time she shacked up with a TDer and left

don't remember the name

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you remember the name...come on brah....

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don't remember the name

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someone here will know and probably still has the pics

Too many to name.

One guy used to alternate between Band competition videos and porn. That's all he watched. Whats worse is that every conversation we had ended with him making excuses as to why his daughter was hooked on meth.

Had an intern from one of the local nursing programs once. 30ish female at least 400 lbs. I at first didn't notice anything but I had patients complain that we had a sewer leak. Then another employee realized the smell was her. I had to tell her school to not let her come back. They called a week later and said that she told them she was having difficulty with butt hygeine due to her weight.

You'd think that would be a sign, yes. One of my patients actually voiced his complaint as "Doc, your office smells like arse!"

I hate to say this, but it was a obese guy with autism. He had such atrocious social skills, that he was impossbile to work with. He would burp to the loudest of his ability; audible from several offices away. He would pass gas right in front of you (loudly) as though it were nothing.

Heaven forbid, we invite him to eat with us. His eating habits were nauseating.

He was madly in love with a girl that worked in a different office on the same floor. She and I were friends, and if he saw her in my office, he'd just come in and stay until she left.

He was a drafter, and would never show any new drafters the ropes. He made things as difficult as he could for them.

I have way too many stories to share, but they are all horrible (and sometimes hilarious). Like him loudly farting in a corporate meeting while the program manager was giving an update to corporate bigshots that were visiting.

He had originally worked for the company that held the contract, and the company I worked for brought him on when we bought out his old company.

Oh, and his constant fight to get a chair that he would fit in went on for 2 years. We must have ordered 10 oversized chairs for him.

When the contract ended, my company laid all of us off. Not sure where he ended up.