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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Except now they're saving it for special occasions.
Like, Sunday? (I wouldn't was JBM on work coffee. I'd save if for a relaxing morning)
Can you make hummus with bacon fat? Maybe I'd like that.
Hmm, I don't know. I wonder how the texture would be because bacon fat is not liquid at room temperature. Perhaps an experiment . . .
I save my Kona coffee for special occasions. I call them, "mornings." I technically own other coffee, but it is foul dreck, fit only for consumption of desperation.
What about goose grease? I bet hummus made with goose grease would be yum.
This is our ninth year at our current jobs. The mind, it boggles. I always previously used to get antsy around five years. Like if I somehow stuck with a job too long, I'd have committed too much of my life and identity with it. This one, that's water under the bridge.
Like, Sunday?
This is what I said. Someone suggested to one of them that Valentine's Day was appropriately special, and he gave one of the most derisive laughs I've ever heard. Warmed my heart, it did. What heart there is left.
I wonder how the texture would be because bacon fat is not liquid at room temperature
There is that. But in the spirit of adding to the amassed knowledge of the human race!
I've never been at a job longer than about three years.
Can you make hummus with bacon fat? Maybe I'd like that.
Only one way to find out!
I've been at this particular job 12 years and in my company for 22.
I've been at the University for 8 years, but this job for only 3. Ironically, I loved the two jobs that I had before this one that I have been at for the longest.
I was at my previous job for 8 years. I could see staying at my current one for another 2 or 3, depending on how things go.
Oh my dear lord. Apologies if this has already been linked. How to fail on Facebook: [link] I laughed out loud at least five times.
Let's see:
Company #1: Exactly 1 year
Company #2: Ten months
Company #3: Nine months
Company #4: 17+ years
I had a few months off between the first three jobs due to layoffs/recession of the late 80s/early 90s, and have been really lucky to remain here as long as I have.
Funny thing is that the job I started with is a lower-level version of what I'm doing now (I did have three other positions in between), and I have the same two bosses I had 17 years ago, only they've switched places--my original manager is now my direct boss, and the assistant manager is now her boss.