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'War Stories'
Spike's Bitches 38: Well, This Is Just...Neat.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I fixed. Didn't realize it got switched to private after the move to Flickr.
:: frumples in corner.
admires camel-patronus, cass-patronus, and (of course) Jilli; d's return to the running, and anything involving a pyro crew.
Regrets being so embarrassed by boss 'shusshing' me yesterday afternoon during a meeting that I physically got up and walked away. (Sparky has a better term for this, but as Boss and I just had That Conversation Where She's Concerned and I asked her Not To Shush Me during a Meeting Because it makes it hard to get my point across, and she didn't remember shusshing me; I can't remember what term is.)
Wishes P_C much improvement with #5, and also happiness with #s 6 and 7. And also, possibly, the letters X, Y, and Z.
remembers several proms along this timeline and winces. ::
Sparky has a better term for this, but as Boss and I just had That Conversation Where She's Concerned and I asked her Not To Shush Me during a Meeting Because it makes it hard to get my point across, and she didn't remember shusshing me; I can't remember what term is.
(not Sparky but) passive-aggressive?
Count Chocula:
oh, and I may also, yesterday (different meeting), have told the representative from the board of trustees: "The current data structure/data stability... sucks."
passive-aggressive?
a little, but not as bad as some where I am. I've worked with her for 9 years, and can usually figure out what she wants before she knows. And have it waiting for her when she figures it out. Not so much right now, as I'm invoking laws of physics, reason, and binary, and she's spending most of her day placating the crew of 'why is it taking so long?'
Conversation with kid yesterday, while looking in Atlas:
Me: Okay, now what country shall we look up next in the Index?
Kid: Tesco!
Me:...er. I don't THINK there's a country called Tesco. Although there's definitely a shop called Tesco.
Kid: Yes, there is.
Me: Are you quite sure?
Kid: Yes!
Me: Oookay. Um. Well let's see if we can find it.
much rustling of paper
Kid: There! Tesco!
Me:....Um. Look a little more carefully.
Kid: Tesco, see!
Me: Um. I think you'll find that actually, that's Texas.
Kid:....
Me: Which is very nearly Tesco! Lots of the same letters! Anyway, er, let's look for Thailand, shall we?
According to a lot of the people here? Your kids would be right.
Oh my doG I am bored. I've been waiting around since 11 this morning.
I will entertain you by throwing popcorn and goobers around the room willy-nilly.