Trying to work is hard after basically pretending work didn't exist for 10 days

jerseyhoya wrote:Trying to work is hard after basically pretending work didn't exist for 10 days

speak fer yersel', pal. Some of us have been plenty busy.

I speak for all conservative Giants Phillies fans who post on BSG when I say we haven't been too busy this past week and a half

td11 wrote:i'm gonna end up reading the book, but, man, the premise of "the lovely bones" is so depressing.

My gf read it, loved it, and has already told me that we have to go see the movie

it is absurdly cold

Scrabble needs to raise their standards for what words you can use. They let any old slang work; za, most annoyingly.

just went to go take a shower. i am getting sworn in as a constable at 1:30 today. but yeah a pipe is broken on our street so we have no water. good stuff.

there is a frozen river on my side of the street. perfect timing for all of this.

Can't you arrest someone for this mess?

I want to go here so much for the buffet tonight, but I would put the odds of me going there at 60-1.

http://www.sweetlucys.com/MondayNightAllYouCanEatBBQBuffet.html

gpicaro wrote:

td11 wrote:i'm gonna end up reading the book, but, man, the premise of "the lovely bones" is so depressing.

My gf read it, loved it, and has already told me that we have to go see the movie

It's not a depressing read at all, lively and entertaining-sad, too, but it's a quick read. There are melodramatic elements in the story that are largely overcome by the general tone of the work and will be a challenge in the movie. But I like Peter Jackson as a director. But read the book first.

water is working now. disaster averted.

i never empt after the fact

might be the funniest thing I've ever read.

swishnicholson wrote:

gpicaro wrote:

td11 wrote:i'm gonna end up reading the book, but, man, the premise of "the lovely bones" is so depressing.

My gf read it, loved it, and has already told me that we have to go see the movie

It's not a depressing read at all, lively and entertaining-sad, too, but it's a quick read. There are melodramatic elements in the story that are largely overcome by the general tone of the work and will be a challenge in the movie. But I like Peter Jackson as a director. But read the book first.

Seems preemptively sunk by the casting of Wahlberg in the role.

The lack of emails so far today tells me nobody is in the mood to work yet. Ah well....back to browsing...

Wow, it's 10:45 already? All I've done so far is check my mail and had a work out. I need to shower and do something productive. Soon.

This work "self evaluation" thing really pisses me off. Basically they're telling me they're not sure of how well I do my job, so they want me to tell them.

If anybody I know ever writes anything remotely negative about themselves in a work "self evaluation" I will personally kick their ass.

Bucky wrote:This work "self evaluation" thing really pisses me off. Basically they're telling me they're not sure of how well I do my job, so they want me to tell them.

If anybody I know ever writes anything remotely negative about themselves in a work "self evaluation" I will personally kick their ass.

i had to do that several times through out student teaching. there were three options with each question that basically boiled down to 100 percent of the time, rarely, and never.


i got yelled at for answering 100 percent of the time for some of them. they told me there is no way i was that good at teaching. i told them their survey sucked and there was no middle ground between all the time and never. they didnt like me much.

Trying to think of how I feel about this football game Saturday night, the best analogy I can come up with is the 1991 Louisiana Governor's race

Root for the Eagles, It's Important

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