Sure. But as a midwesterner who grew up in the snowbelt, I reserve the right to make fun of folks in the northeast who bitch about snow or run to the grocery to stock up on toilet paper, bread and milk at the announcment of a storm.
I think the thing to remember is, that we should all reserve the right to make fun of anyone else. Because it's funny! And otherwise, we'd be talking about cat behavior and olive/tomato preferences almost exclusively.
I'm all for the giving of the business.
Emily's MemoGate story is also funny.
Hearing about everyone's crappy days makes me glad I stayed home sick. I mean, it's still a crappy day, but it didn't involve leaving the house or dealing with people.
Likely stolen by those sneaky, small, and very relaxed Calgon gnomes.
Step one: steal the Calgon! Step three: profit!
So it turns out that the people talking about the memos are actually the people I deal with on a regular basis, and I like them a lot. But I do wonder why they couldn't just... tell us.
At this point, I'm thinking maybe they just want a field trip. One of them just announced that she got another job and will only be here another couple of weeks anyway.
AND I HAVE TO EAT FROM THE CAF TODAY.
Not because of the rain, so you can't laugh at me for it.
I'm laughing at you right now. AIFG.
But as a midwesterner who grew up in the snowbelt, I reserve the right to make fun of folks in the northeast who bitch about snow or run to the grocery to stock up on toilet paper, bread and milk at the announcment of a storm.
Me, too. And having lived in the South for many years, I also reserve the right to make fun of people in the North who complain when the temp reaches 90 in the summer.
I also reserve the right to make fun of people in the North who complain when the temp reaches 90 in the summer.
I tried that, was told people were dying of it, and so let it go.
On the other hand, all your first world problems? Freaking hysterical. hard to breathe, in between the laughs.
At this point, I'm thinking maybe they just want a field trip.
That was my thought. Field day in Boston on the company dime.
I think I am irked by this in Rick's post:
The weather itself is pretty modest by the standards of most of the country
The rainfall for this Friday alone was 4.55 inches. Not modest by most standards.
I also reserve the right to make fun of people in the North who complain when the temp reaches 90 in the summer.
well, you see, it's not the heat, it's the humidity.
Hm. how about, "everyone else does it, so why shouldn't I join in the fun?"
Something something about uphill, both ways.
