Numero Cinco ,'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
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.
Man, Gud I'm sorry.
It looks like with my company being bought, all indications are that we will be moving the office-still in the metro area-but, I'm looking at an hour and a half commute. I have no idea what I'm going to do. We only have one car, and I've been doing 15 min on a bus to downtown instead of over an hour in a car to middle of nowhere practically Oklahoma.
It's not losing my job, but I'm a bit disheartened and feel like I'm loosing the job I have.
How can you write an article about sci fi and fantasy stoners and not include Walter Bishop? Halloo?
eta: Ah, man, this is not the job month for Buffistas. Sorry to hear that, DJ.
I did just have a hilarious conversation with coworkers about one of their friend's dating and sex life. I hope I never meet this woman -- I know waaaay too much.
ooh, I want to be gossiping about someone's crazy sex filled weekend! No, wait. I want to be gossiping about MY sex filled weekend. Cause then I wouldve had one.
Gud, much ~ma to your family, and much job~ma to you.
Ooh, dang Gud. BTDT and it sucks. So sorry.
I want to change my answer. I'd like to be getting stoned with Walter Bishop.
Ugh, Daisy, that sucks, too!
I should maybe do some more of my job, to ensure I keep having it? (It's hard when we've hit our goal for the year, have no direct boss, and the VP is on vacation this week.....)
I should also mention the trains and the buses don't even run up there. Otherwise, I'd suck it up and do that.
And for anyone who is still interested in Gawker media and their traffic: [link]
It looks like with my company being bought, all indications are that we will be moving the office-still in the metro area-but, I'm looking at an hour and a half commute. I have no idea what I'm going to do. We only have one car, and I've been doing 15 min on a bus to downtown instead of over an hour in a car to middle of nowhere practically Oklahoma.
Gah. Our office just moved, too, and I've had to deal with a much-longer (read: actual) commute, too, although not an hour and a half (except maybe coming home, some days). It sucks; I'm sorry.