What an idiot, JACK ASS!!!!

Yet more proof why socialising with work mates isn't advised. Last week I attended a friends birthday celebration, to my surprise there was a bloke from work. To some extenct I felt at home and somewhat welcome, that was until this morning. The happenings after that Saturday night have left me with no doubt that my first question to an invitation is for the guest list. Anybody that I work with but have never hang with or ochestrated sickies together appears, I will not be attending. After the party was over I made my way home with full intent to be going to work the following morning. Somewhere between missing my bus and walking home i decided to pull a sickie. I called work late that night and gave my notice, way in advance or so I thought. Today I get to work only to realise that the 'colleague' I met there may have mentioned that I wasn't sick and that he had seen me. Who in God's name does he think he, mentioning that I was out with him and a few other people. What ever happened to see nothing, hear nothing and say nothing?
Simple ethical rules amongst workmates, I have sworn never to attend any work related party when I intend to skip work the next morning. I have been blessed such that I never get sick, yet I am entitled like everyone else 8 days a year;sick leave. My boss may now refuse to sign my sick leave request and hence I may will not receive pay for that missed day. I couldn't say I was sick because he knows, the jack #@* spilt the beans. There are numerous times that I have accompanied a workmate to a party or club, after which we pretend like I only see them at work. Don't mix the two, I work there and so do you. Beyond that what I do in my private life is of no ones business. Way to go you idiot and I could mention the squeller's name but that would be pushing it. What am thinking of is slashing his tyres, then again that might be too much.
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