Boxster calls every poster by their username still too. He mentioned CG in regards to something (I think volleyball) and used her real name and it shocked me for a second.
It's way less confusing with SaraV.
Boxster calls every poster by their username still too. He mentioned CG in regards to something (I think volleyball) and used her real name and it shocked me for a second.
Bosses' day, nurse's day, mailman's day, etc?
What's your take? Do you buy them something?
I think Bosses' day is the one I struggle with the most, though it likely depends on the type of work setting, I'm sure.
In the corporate / office world, I get the "bosses' day is soon, let's all chip in and buy a gift card or present."
I have a hard time with that one. On one hand, I appreciate a decent boss, on the other hand, I know this person makes 70-100% more money than I do, and I feel hard pressed to chip in just because he/she is doing their job.
That could be a Friday OT topic!
Yeah - he calls me KC to my face too...but then again, I answer to it, so it's all good.Boxster calls every poster by their username still too. He mentioned CG in regards to something (I think volleyball) and used her real name and it shocked me for a second.
Just til Thursday, though, right?Feeling this just isn't enough and have decided no hookers or blow either!
Or, you have the boss from hell - and all you really want to do is give them a fish wrapped in newspaper...Bosses' day, nurse's day, mailman's day, etc?
What's your take? Do you buy them something?
I think Bosses' day is the one I struggle with the most, though it likely depends on the type of work setting, I'm sure.
In the corporate / office world, I get the "bosses' day is soon, let's all chip in and buy a gift card or present."
I have a hard time with that one. On one hand, I appreciate a decent boss, on the other hand, I know this person makes 70-100% more money than I do, and I feel hard pressed to chip in just because he/she is doing their job.
That could be a Friday OT topic!
Bosses' day, nurse's day, mailman's day, etc?
What's your take? Do you buy them something?
I think Bosses' day is the one I struggle with the most, though it likely depends on the type of work setting, I'm sure.
In the corporate / office world, I get the "bosses' day is soon, let's all chip in and buy a gift card or present."
I have a hard time with that one. On one hand, I appreciate a decent boss, on the other hand, I know this person makes 70-100% more money than I do, and I feel hard pressed to chip in just because he/she is doing their job.
That could be a Friday OT topic!
There should be a PM/Estimators Day!
Come clean, KC. This was your boss waking up on boss' day your last year working for him...Or, you have the boss from hell - and all you really want to do is give them a fish wrapped in newspaper...
Such a great scene.Come clean, KC. This was your boss waking up on boss' day your last year working for him...
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Kind of like this, huh?If there's one thing I learned from the movie "The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain" it is that everybody in Wales has the last name of Jones.
Feeling this just isn't enough and have decided no hookers or blow either!
Or, you have the boss from hell - and all you really want to do is give them a fish wrapped in newspaper...
It's pronounced KOOM - rhyming with boom. I learned it when I read Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer about a horrific and tragic day on Mt. Everest.Never heard it before....but Welsh sounds about right; they like to have one vowel for every 12 consonants. My father's middle name is Welsh; 4 l's, 1 y, and 2 e's: Llewellyn. Too many vowels!![]()
You are assuming it was because of homecoming and not because I finally figured out exactly where you live.It's homecoming week. This happened to our house last night.
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*herCome clean, KC. This was your boss waking up on boss' day your last year working for him...
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You are assuming it was because of homecoming and not because I finally figured out exactly where you live.