That is a good feeling. My position at my old job was eliminated because they automated what I did. Except the automation process needed human intervention to prevent it from failing. As of a few months ago, it's completely automated, and it's still failing.

That's what they get for not seeing the great person in front of them, that was already filling the bill. At least you don't have the stress and tribulation anymore!

Go to Drinks and Ride Thurston while drinking lots of Disneylands !!!


...er, was that right?

I believe the respone you're looking for is:

Neener Neener Neener! ;)

I'm sorry you lost your job.

If you feel like reading a good book, The Door in the Wall by Marguerite deAngeli is one of those children's books that has a great point of view for moments like this.

Yay for Gloating Crickets!

Bastard (the person who axed you) deserves all the headache and trouble. Oh, and of course you co-workers miss you, feel bad for them, but yay for you!

Their loss is our gain. Sorry you were axed - really happy you found something to pass the time.

I think you missed the dates involved....the OP was from January...