Talk About Work Thread

bmwracer wrote:
That'd be okay if I were a bear: I'd just hibernate.

only to find your car Repoed when spring rolls along cause you weren't paying for the past 5 months :hehe:

littlemissfab wrote:only to find your car Repoed when spring rolls along cause you weren't paying for the past 5 months :hehe:

Sorry to disappoint you: The car's been paid off for years. :P

bmwracer wrote:
Sorry to disappoint you: The car's been paid off for years. :P

damnit.

*searches book of comebacks for a good one*

"yeah, so, and your point???"

:headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
That'd be okay if I were a bear: I'd just hibernate.

Igloos are supposed to be warm!... :pout:

littlemissfab wrote:

only to find your car Repoed when spring rolls along cause you weren't paying for the past 5 months :hehe:

Bears don't drive beemers, silly. They drive hummers. :mrgreen:

Back from work.... To add to the awful feeling of being at work on the weekend is the fact that the Queen shows up for no reason other than to nose around.

And when she left, she didn't even tell us or lock the front door, yet she was concerned thet if we left before her, she'd be all alone in the building.

Freaking moron. :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:Back from work.... To add to the awful feeling of being at work on the weekend is the fact that the Queen shows up for no reason other than to nose around.

And when she left, she didn't even tell us or lock the front door, yet she was concerned thet if we left before her, she'd be all alone in the building.

Freaking moron. :shakehead:

Hopefully you'll have a nice evening and even better tomorrow. :)

Hanzo21 wrote:Hopefully you'll have a nice evening and even better tomorrow. :)

Thanks, I hope so.




One day weekends are the pits. :grumble:

bmwracer wrote:Back from work.... To add to the awful feeling of being at work on the weekend is the fact that the Queen shows up for no reason other than to nose around.

And when she left, she didn't even tell us or lock the front door, yet she was concerned thet if we left before her, she'd be all alone in the building.

Freaking moron. :shakehead:

I feel sorry for her husband. :shakehead:

Wynter wrote:I feel sorry for her husband. :shakehead:

It explains why like likes to drink so much wine.

And works offsite rather than in the same building.

bmwracer wrote:
It explains why like likes to drink so much wine.

And works offsite rather than in the same building.

Smart man. She reminds me of my previous boss, only more hardcore. Mine wasn't nearly as bad as she is, but just as annoying.

Wynter wrote:annoying.

That's my boss' middle name. :grumble:

bmwracer wrote:
That's my boss' middle name. :grumble:

Last name B**ch?

Wynter wrote:Last name B**ch?

Nope.

That's an honorary title bestowed upon her by the employees.

bmwracer wrote:
Nope.

That's an honorary title bestowed upon her by the employees.

LOL! "honourary". No wonder she loves coming into work. She must feel the love reverberating off the walls.

Wynter wrote:She must feel the love reverberating off the walls.

If the walls could talk, it wouldn't be love... It'd be something a lot more profane.

When of the elders in my department, who used to be the department's head, leant me a book last year that I had thought I had returned. Today she asked for it and said that I had it. So I check every box I own, plus those of my relatives, and my desk at work, and I can't find it. And something tells me she won't believe me and I'll get nailed.

I don't mind paying her the money or buying her a new book. I'm more concerned with my reputation. I am NOT a careless person... and I don't want her thinking it. I dunno where the book is and I dunno how to avoid this confrontation. :banghead:

Wynter wrote:
I don't mind paying her the money or buying her a new book. I'm more concerned with my reputation. I am NOT a careless person... and I don't want her thinking it. I dunno where the book is and I dunno how to avoid this confrontation. :banghead:

Little Musa advice here: In the long run, honesty is ALWAYS the best policy! And if she doesn't believe you, that's her problem. [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: Little Musa advice here: In the long run, honesty is ALWAYS the best policy! And if she doesn't believe you, that's her problem. [/list:u]

Yea I'm just gonna tell her the truth. I mean, there's nothing else I CAN do.

And Musa... WHERE have you been?! >>stomps her foot<<

Wynter wrote:

And Musa... WHERE have you been?! >>stomps her foot<<

Gomen, :bow: I took a little break from the forum, I wanted to stay away longer, but the animal attraction of Sensei was too strong for me to resist! :naughty: [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: Gomen, :bow: I took a little break from the forum, I wanted to stay away longer, but the animal attraction of Sensei was too strong for me to resist! :naughty: [/list:u]

Rawr. :muack: ;)

Guess I won't be needing these... >>puts away the cuffs<<