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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.
Dear Cow-orkers,
When you all drop the ball and don't get an urgent request to me until 4:30pm, and the person making the request e-mails me 10 minutes later asking if I can get it done by 5pm, my response is not going to be pleasant.
you're so screwed and I feel fine,
shrift
Timelies all!
G has started his two weeks of (semi-)slackerdom. He finished with his old job on Friday and starts his new job April 4th. Lucky him...
you're so screwed and I feel fine,
This is your theme song before the move, isn't it, shrift?
In "little things make me happy" news, they just announced a food drive here at work for this week, which means I can clean out my pantry and have that much fewer things to move at the end of April. Yay!
Shrift! German researchers are supporting you in email! [link]
I now know why i never bought a butter dish. Because , until now, there was no perfect butter dish.
This is your theme song before the move, isn't it, shrift?
Pretty much! What are they gonna do, fire me? If they do, I get unemployment.
Shrift! German researchers are supporting you in email!
GO TEAM SCHADENFREUDE!
Oh, I so have a new tagline. May I?
Other IL residents, what's the deal with the State Treasurer's race? Why are the in-state Dem. bigwigs all pulling for Babymaker Mangieri while Obama is stumping for Babyface Gianoullious?
German researchers
To quote Jon Stewart, "We don't want the Germans happy. When they get happy, they get grabby," with a graphic of the 9/1/39 London Times front page over his shoulder, saying, "Germans Invade Poland."
ETA:
Other IL residents, what's the deal with the State Treasurer's race?
Don't know anything about this race, but I liked Eisendrath's TV ad, in which he says that "Democrats aren't supposed to be corrupt. We're not like THIS guy!" and shows a picture of Cheney. I giggled.
ETA again, another War Room tidbit:
At the end of his speech in Cleveland today, George W. Bush said he'd be "glad to answer some questions." But when the questions at the lunchtime event dragged on a little long for his liking, Bush blurted out, "Anybody work here in this town?"
Think Progress beat us to the inevitable punch line: Not as many as used to, sir.
Since Bush became president, the unemployment rate in Cleveland has increased by 29 percent, from 4.5 percent in January 2001 to 5.8 percent in January 2006.
yay I just joined Angie's list- thanks Consuela