I do remember, back in school, we once played soccer against the girls... Oivech... I've never seen so many foul attacks. Almost like a game in the World Championship Finals.
gaijinmark wrote: Sensei, as an educator you should know that one must be prepared to make whatever "sacrifices" are necessary in the pursuit of knowledge. :naughty: [/list:u]
bmwracer wrote:
I'm sure you could, but you'd be buzzed to say the least, if not on a full-blown trip. :beaten:
My friend told me he ate one of those things back in high school and sat at a bus stop giggling and laughing for several hours. :shakehead:
Ya know, I've never "done" things before. I've never even smoked a cig, which is surprising because almost all the friends I grew up with smoke.
On Topic: I don't know if I posted this already, but a colleague of mine, who I get along wonderfully with, asked me to go out with him. Problem is, he's married. When I told him that was impossible, because I'm NOT a home wrecker, he was like "but you're young!"
:dotdotdot:
I wasn't aware that being young meant I was open to having an affair...
bmwracer wrote:
Keep clear of this person... Avoid any association whatsoever. :bleh:
I've been trying to, but it's hard because he works in the office closest to my office. I'm also quite upset that he did this because we were great friends before. I've often helped him with his lessons and vice versa, and I've gone out with him (and others) numerous times and had a blast. Now I can't look at him properly without wondering if he thinks I'm coming on to him. :bleh:
Wynter wrote:I've been trying to, but it's hard because he works in the office closest to my office. I'm also quite upset that he did this because we were great friends before. I've often helped him with his lessons and vice versa, and I've gone out with him (and others) numerous times and had a blast. Now I can't look at him properly without wondering if he thinks I'm coming on to him. :bleh:
When he gets too friendly, hold up a large cross covered with garlic cloves.
I've been trying to, but it's hard because he works in the office closest to my office. I'm also quite upset that he did this because we were great friends before. I've often helped him with his lessons and vice versa, and I've gone out with him (and others) numerous times and had a blast. Now I can't look at him properly without wondering if he thinks I'm coming on to him. :bleh:
I hate when something like this happens. It's like the trust and respect is gone. I've had this happen, not with a co-worker, but with a patient. He and his wife are really sweet and friendly and I got along with them great. Then one day, he showed up at my work place when my boss wasn't there and made a blatant pass at me, which makes me shudder to this day whenever I think about it. :( (I think I told this story before..oh well)
bmwracer wrote:
When he gets too friendly, hold up a large cross covered with garlic cloves.
I'll buy the garlic tomorrow.
What gets me is THIS is the guy who was adamant that I report another colleague who had smacked my behind. What a hypocrite. I should tip his wife. I've met her.
What gets me is THIS is the guy who was adamant that I report another colleague who had smacked my behind. What a hypocrite. I should tip his wife. I've met her.
She probably wouldnt believe you. :shakehead: Or just figure that you had misunderstood.
I know because Ive been there...... It isnt really stupidity. It's called trust. :doh:
She probably wouldnt believe you. :shakehead: Or just figure that you had misunderstood.
I know because Ive been there...... It isnt really stupidity. It's called trust. :doh:
=T I guess I should just ignore him then. He'll eventually get the hint. :dotdotdot:
I hate when something like this happens. It's like the trust and respect is gone. I've had this happen, not with a co-worker, but with a patient. He and his wife are really sweet and friendly and I got along with them great. Then one day, he showed up at my work place when my boss wasn't there and made a blatant pass at me, which makes me shudder to this day whenever I think about it. :( (I think I told this story before..oh well)
Yikes, I totally missed this post!
Yea, it really does suck, but I'd rather not be chums with someone who thinks that dating another woman while married is normal.
bmwracer wrote:
He was probably jealous that he didn't think of it first...
A well-placed zap with the ol' knee works as well as pepper spray. :beaten:
I've used that zapping method twice before. :hehe: Excellent results, I must say.
=T I guess I should just ignore him then. He'll eventually get the hint. :dotdotdot:
If he said anything more to me about it Id tell him no one with such crappy standards was allowed to talk to me. And if it wasnt something regarding work he should shut up. :shakehead:
I believe in being straightforward. :hehe:
What a pinhead. :bleh:
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Gift to avoid #1:
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Gift to avoid #2:
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