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cookiegirl

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  1. that new night at UP! I believe. . . *edit* yeah. . . :::REVIVAL:: ::::::::::::::::::: EVERY FRIDAY 10pm - 4am Polly's Nightclub 1115 F St. NW (Door next to UP! Nightclub) Washington, DC (between 11th and 12th St.) Price: 10 dollars before midnight, 12 dollars after 18 to enter / 21 to drink ::::::::::::::::::: Supporting: HOUSE, D&B, TECHNO, 2-STEP, BREAKBEAT, TRANCE, and all other Genre's! ::::::::::::::::::: OPENING NIGHT - MARCH 7th EXTENDED SET by: DOC MARTIN -DOC MARTIN (WAX Records, Westbound Music) -Los Angeles -Ray Casil (Chocolate Music, DriveSafe)
  2. Pranks to Play at Work That May or May Not Get You Fired -"Accidentally" send a personal e-mail to the entire company voicing your disapproval of your boss's constant reference to the CEO as an "ugly, stupid, lazy, spineless fuck". -Write a coworker's initials in White-Out on the photocopier. -Schedule a series of important departmental meetings and forget to show up to them. -Send blank sheets of paper via interoffice mail. (Marked "urgent" and "confidential", of course.) Remember to send a few to the mailroom; they'll especially get a kick out of it. -Adulterate other people's lunches: take bites out of sandwiches, sprinkle bacon bits in vegetarians' salads and spike the thermos of iced tea with grain alcohol. -See how long you can hide a paper bag full of tuna fish in the back of the refrigerator before someone notices it. (Writing someone else's name on the bag goes without saying.) -Put a paper bag full of your own feces in the microwave and leave it cooking on high. -Page someone over the company intercom with the message "Your sex-therapist is on the line and wants to reschedule the appointment." -Set a mouse free in the office each day. When the problem becomes an epidemic, send snakes after them. -Draw a flip-cartoon of a man running on the bottom of every notepad in the office supply closet. -Hide in the supply closet and scare people when they open the door. -Put a fake rubber hand in your sleeve, and when a secretary walks by, stick the hand in a paper shredder and scream. -When someone is at lunch, use their computer to e-mail a 200 megabyte database file to everyone in the company. The e-mail's subject, of course, should contain at least one vulgarity. -Submit letters of resignation for other employees. -Conduct all correspondence with your friend in the next office via Federal Express early-morning next-day delivery. -Dial the phone number of the guy in the next cubicle whenever he walks away from his desk. Hang up before he can run back to answer it. Repeat often. -Hire a stripper for the office Christmas party. -Send counterfeit memos from the company president, politely letting employees know that they've been fired and must clear out their offices and leave the building immediately. -Covertly replace people's PowerPoint presentations with "director's cut" versions, containing a nice dose of nudity and misleading bar graphs. -Report rumors daily via the bathroom wall. -Pull a fire alarm while someone is in the bathroom. -Whenever a coworker makes a mistake, offer them the opportunity to "help you out" in exchange for you not reporting the mistake to their boss. -Sew a tag containing a coworker's name into a jockstrap or bra, and leave it on the center of a conference table before a meeting. (Small sizes of these garments improve performance of the prank.) -Take a stack of resumes from the recruitment department and schedule some interviews for fictional, but high-paying, positions. -Shoot a cap gun, bang some pots and pans, scream into a megaphone, or do whatever else it takes to have an enjoyable surprise birthday party for the senile old bastard that no one has the guts to fire. -Hand an envelope to the new guy and ask him to deliver the "cancellation of pension" memo to the sixty-four year old mailroom clerk. -See how many funerals in a row you can get away with leaving work early for. -Respond to every request by your boss with the phrase "I would prefer not to."
  3. Of course I remember! *lol* Can't believe you still have it. . . I was so bummed when that site caught on to all the pillaging and blocked right-clicking
  4. To our Texas expatriates, found this on fark.com, can't hurt to check! A Message from Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn Dear Fellow Texan: From a long-dormant bank account to a forgotten utility deposit or family heirloom in an abandoned safe deposit box, the state may be holding valuable property that belongs to you. If so, I want to return your property to you. In today's mobile society, Texans can easily lose track of uncashed stock dividend checks, insurance proceeds, utility and rent deposits, and other assets that may escape attention. As Texas Comptroller, I am responsible for collecting these abandoned assets. I am committed to returning them to their rightful owners. Click Here to find out if unclaimed property is being held for you. Sincerely, Carole Keeton Strayhorn Texas Comptroller
  5. just to be different . . . i'm high-wired and on the ball. active and in control. i'm so addictive.
  6. *starts bouncing in chair*
  7. the vulture will take care of that. . .
  8. I can't. It's a serious problem!
  9. *insert amusing pearl necklace comment here*
  10. Yeah screw worrying 'bout Friday a.m. -- I think I just scheduled a "Doctor's Appointment" that'll keep me out of the office til oh, about. . . 11-ish.
  11. Damn, that just don't sound right . . .
  12. I might run into you down there tiny -- I'm talking a half day to meet up with the 'rents and it looks like today is the day for Mall/monuments/museums. . .
  13. I think a bunch of people are going to Donald Glaude @ 5. . . clickey
  14. Hmmm I like the sound of that. Perhaps I'll make it my title when I finally hit 1500 posts. . .
  15. I'm thinking she was replying to her thread about Armin. . .
  16. Leave it to the DC DJs to have the only politically-oriented party at WMC.
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