Does anyone else get to the end of the thread, put the cursor in the post box, and hit paste just to see if, at some point, they had something to say?
Just me? Okay then.
Spike ,'Same Time, Same Place'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Does anyone else get to the end of the thread, put the cursor in the post box, and hit paste just to see if, at some point, they had something to say?
Just me? Okay then.
we keep everything around here
We're not supposed to. Internal CYA is nice, but external liability is more important. I think the decision is to err on the side of "If you haven't made it official, yank it."
In theory. It's apparent I'm the only one that listens to Email or Retention.
ita, i am convinced that YOU HATE ME.
Does anyone else get to the end of the thread, put the cursor in the post box, and hit paste just to see if, at some point, they had something to say?
No, but I often hit command+v only to discover that I've lost whatever it was I wanted to quote to a variety of work-related command+c-ing.
No, but I often hit command+v only to discover that I've lost whatever it was I wanted to quote to a variety of work-related command+c-ing.
Sometimes I accidentally paste Buffista quotage into code I'm working on.
So far, this hasn't happened with a boss looking over my shoulder.
Sometimes I love how USA Today defines "news."
Cream puffs rise to meet new demand:
A nation of allegedly nutrition-conscious consumers has some serious explaining to do: The cream puff is making a comeback.
Two competing Japanese chains — both new to the U.S. market — are selling fresh, hot cream puffs like, ah, hot cakes. Other big names are starting to peddle cream puffs via mail order. Even Bon Appetit magazine has pegged the cream puff — a puff pastry with flavored cream filling — as the hot dessert for 2005.
"We all talk a good game, but less than 2% of us are actually eating what the Food Pyramid tells us to," says Tanya Wenman Steel, New York editor at Bon Appetit. Watch out, Krispy Kreme, she says, "cream puffs will be the next big thing."
Sometimes I accidentally paste Buffista quotage into code I'm working on.
I accidentally search for Buffista quotes in my tapes database all the time. (Have yet to find any, but who knows?)
Relatedly, my university email account automatically deletes anything more than two months old. And there's no way to get it back. Not sure if that's a special feature of having a student account, but it SUCKS for work.
You could get a gmail account (I have invites if you need one), and forward the stuff you want to keep for long term, to that account.
Even Bon Appetit magazine has pegged the cream puff — a puff pastry with flavored cream filling — as the hot dessert for 2005.
For the first time ever, I recently had a cream puff with flavoured filling. It was strange and offputting. Is that a new thing or am just in a French pastry backwater?