
\section{How to Drive the Chair Crazy}

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At Meetings:
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\item Whether or not you have anything to say, talk at least once on
every subject.

\item Make sure that when you really have something to say, you give it
a long introduction then explain it in exhaustive detail.

\item Interrupt.

\item Never let on if you agree with the Chair.

\item Loudly let everyone know when you disagree with the Chair.

\item Debug every idea at the meeting.

\item Reiterate at every meeting a list of everything that has not yet
been done.

\item Lose you temper

\item Refuse to compromise.

\item Refuse to believe that someone else might have a good idea, even
if it does not agree with yours

\item Have side conversations -- loudly, if possible.

\item Act bored.

\item Never speak unless you want to argue .

\item Intimidate users, especially if they want to spend our money.

\item Act superior.

\item Insist on your right to speak at any time, for any length of time.

\item Don't volunteer.

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At Any Time:
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\item Assume someone else will do whatever needs doing.

\item Procrastinate.

\item Use all surfaces in the office as dumping grounds for your stuff.

\item Never read the Office Manual.

\item Never read or comment on anything up for comments.

\item Send flaming mail to SIPB about a personal topic.

\item Just {\em think} about spending SIPB money (like \$1649) without
getting it approved.

\item Send flaming mail to SIPB.

\item Flame in the office.

\item Never clean the office.

\item Leave gooey food garbage around the office. 

\item Make it clear to users that you're doing them a BIG favor.

\item Never let anyone, especially the Chair, know that you think the
Chair is doing a good job.

\item Always let everyone know when you think the Chair is doing a bad
job.

\item Make sure that you let the Chair know, as tactlessly as possible
and down to the smallest detail, everything you think the Chair is doing
wrong.

\item Complain whenever you think enough is not being done.

\item Never volunteer.

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