Coffee On My Monitor Again
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In Natter:
Toddson
To make my life complete, my office is having a team building thing on Friday. Our head person let something drop and I've figured out that it's going to be one of those locked room deals. I offered to keep quiet about it if she'd give me the key.
Matt the Bruins Fan
Guess it's time for Bring a Chainsaw to Work Day.
shrift
I had a reasonably good meeting with my manager today, and he told me that he wanted me to be more aggressive with our team.
Steph L.
That's code for "bring your chainsaw to work."
In Natter:
Zenkitty
This noise is bout ta drive me mad. Sounds like a pneumatic jackhammer.
They're working under my trees. If they damage them I'm going on a rampage. Just so you know. Maybe I'll arm myself and take over a wildlife refuge. That's okay now, right? I bet it's quiet at a wildlife refuge.
-t
Well, you are white, but you aren't male, so I'm not sure. Might only be half okay.
Zenkitty
Hmpf. Probably any white male I could find to back me up in this protest would be unpleasant company. Of course, he would hypothetically have all the guns. My only weapons are an iron skillet, a bayonet, and an Iron Man action figure.
Jesse
Um, Zen, for what it's worth, you could probably go to a wildlife refuge for the quiet without an armed takeover.
Zenkitty
Is that even legal?
Zenkitty
I am convinced that HRC lost because I didn't wear Madame President on my nails that night.
JZ
I would be crushed if that were so, but OTOH our pundits could then stop wasting everyone's time tearing us all to shreds over our inability to adequately empathize with angry white men and urging us to stop talking so much about civil rights and race and gender and other things that prevent angry white men from voting for our team. Sorry, guys, turns out it was just Zen's nail polish, so you can all shut up now.
Mine is a bitter laugh. In Bitches:
Steph:
2016 is like a lab assignment the fucking devil is rushing to finish before it's due on December 31.
In Bitches.
Jilli
I'm assuming this wasn't a buffista, but it's still an odd Secret Santa thing -- left on my front porch this morning was a bag of cute gothy purses. It was hanging around the neck of one of our larger gargoyles. No note, just little purses with skulls and bat wings.
Steph
Have you started manifesting your will through handbags?
Jessica creates a drinking game in Literary:
-Drink every time someone shivers, despite the temperature of the room/day
-Drink every time someone is eating while receiving bad news, and feels the food turn into a solid ball in their stomach
-Drink twice if it's a ball of ice
-Drink every time Claire mentions that Jamie is tall
-Drink every time Claire describes Jamie's eyelashes
-Drink every time the phrase "long straight nose" appears
-Drink every time the phrase "wide sweet mouth" appears
-Stop reading right now because you have alcohol poisoning
I think mentioning that's for Diana Gabaldon might be of some use. Not sure those rules would get you even a slight buzz reading Elizabeth Peters.
Vortex
clearing things up in Natter:
I would think that it defeats the point of a sacrifice to the gods if you eat it. Then it's just dinner and a show.
::lolsob:: in Natter:
Kat:
Today's Buffy's 36th birthday. Doesn't shit always go down on her bday?
Gudanov:
Well, there's an apocalypse scheduled for tomorrow.
From Boxed Set, fandom in four posts:
Connie Neil:
Just finished Season 3 of The Librarians. I'm very pleased Jacob Stone, the guy who wanted a bar brawl for a Christmas Eve present, is now a Ninja Librarian. I wish they had settled on Jenkins being Gaheris instead of Galahad. Though maybe Gaheris killing his cheating mother is less noble than Galahad being Galahad. However, Galahad was Lancelot's son, which makes the whole thing with DuLaque much more fraught.
Vortex:
But not nearly as well known. although, people who watch a show about librarians would probably just look him up.
Connie Neil:
Yeah, not everybody who's watching the show is just there to watch Christian Kane twirl stuff. Some of us have layers.
Vortex:
I also like to watch him hit people.