From his early days in television to his work on many a Wes Craven production to Drive Angry and beyond, Lussier talked at length about his career, his latest project, shooting a 3D film and what projects he has on the horizon, among them the next Halloween and a return to Clive Barker's Hellraiser mythos. But I just can't let it go and I felt like such a failure despite that non of my higher-ups blame me for any of the had the opportunity to sit down for an exclusive interview with Drive Angry director Patrick Lussier. She pretty much just brushed it off and blamed the person who was supposed to be checking my work saying that I'm just a student, etc. But I felt personally responsible and I apologized to my supervisor after fixing it. They were mostly things like misspelled titles and incorrect decimal places so nothing major that would affect the data. It was sent off to be checked by a higher-up, but that was done half-assidly so naturally when it was put into operation, a bunch of little mistakes were found. Recently I had finished up a set of excel "templates" for the company that I was doing co-op in. Made a stupid mistake on a midterm? I'll remember next time.īut when my mistakes affects other people, no matter how minutely, I feel utterly devastated. It took me 20 minutes to find my scissors? Meh, not the end of the world. I'm not angry about carelessness or mistakes that affects only myself. I am furious, and hate myself so bloody much. And then I didn't even hit the break? I was so panicked I just sat there. I am shit scared that I am looking at huge expenses (hopefully my insurance covers most of it though.), but what I am so mad at is myself I could have easily prevented this.įirst of all stalling. The damage didn't look bad from the outside, but there's the potential that it could be slightly dented inside (undeerneath the "plastic" cover). So obviously, I ran into the back of the car in front of me (we were pulled up at a set of traffic lights).
My entire body felt hot with this heat of fear. I was seriously just over whlemed with pure panic. After stalling (it lurched forward) and feeling like an idiot, I saw the car was rolling forward a bit more, and didn't stop it. No big deal, right? You just put your foot on the break. But then, it rolled forward a foot or two. and maybe have a trick or two to avoid getting all too negative?
When I suddenly remember that I need to hang out the laundry about 2 seconds before going to bed, keeping me from sleep for another 5 minutes (already having wasted 2 hours of sleep for a useless TV show) When I'm desperately looking for something for half an hour, forgetting the most obvious and logical place to put it, where of course it is (at least I found it) When I turned my alarm clock off instead of snooze mode and got up a half hour late (- which didn't even matter, because I can schedule my workhours as I please) When I recently played Madden and went for it on 4th down, not realizing that a turnover would get the opponent an instant field goal because there were another 30 seconds on the clock til halftime, which of course happened (Come on, it's a computer game. When it's about "unavoidable" mistakes ("I could not possibly have known that") or mistakes by others I think I'm really relaxed, understanding and supportive, more so than a lot of other people - but those little things just drive me mad sometimes. Not just a little angry, but really really pissed. I'm asking because this is becoming quite annoying to the people surrounding me and messing with relationships. Please contact a moderator if you have any questions.Ī helpful key and post titling requirements: Please don't make or upvote one-word comments such as "yes" or "no". No meta-discussion about reddit itself, but meta-posts concerning this subreddit are welcome.Ībsurd posts ("DAE breathe?") are not acceptable. The purpose of this subreddit is to share unusual private quirks, activities and ideas in search of commonality, it is not your LiveJournal, here to validate your existence.ĭo not take opinions ("DAE think Charlie Sheen sucks"), questions ("DAE live in Texas?"), and/or facts ("DAE know that you can use Windows+L to lock your computer?") and manipulate the phrasing to make it a DAE post.
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