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bjornolf wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:I'm going to try to increase my WFH frequency. I'm going to aim for 1-2 times per week.

bjornolf, I don't blame your wife. If I lived in DC again, I'd do the same. Here in Durham, the commute is easier.

What does WFH stand for? The only think I saw on the web was World Federation for Hemophilia. The only one I could come up with was "work for hire", but that doesn't even really make sense.

windsor wrote:

wilson wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:Well, a "manageable" 580 posts or so to our goal. Have a good day everyone.

(Yes, I'll be back)

576 more after this one. We did a thousand posts in 12 hours yesterday. We can do this.
And God, we're a bunch of dorks.

Who are you calling a dork?

CathyCA wrote:

cl15876 wrote:

CathyCA wrote:"quote="wilson""More to Love' is one of those weekly elimination dating shows, featuring plus-sized women. Shockingly, it misses its supposed aim of acceptance and respect for people of all shapes and sizes and ends up being a wildly exploitative facsimile of every other such show."/quote"

Well, shoot. I was hoping that we'd have a show with regular people on it who find love on a TV show.

So tired of reality TV stars who look like celebrities.

I am regular, you are regular, there is TV station down the street! You may look like a celebrity, but not I so we are half way there!!!! Split the difference with you? ;)

That TV station barely produces its own news shows. Ya think they'd put us on TV? Only if we showed up on the police blotter.

CathyCA wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:

CellR wrote:I really like milk. I've had a lot of it recently.

Wanna know something weird? I hate milk. Loathe it. Can't stomach it.

But I LOOOOOVVVVVVVE chocolate milk. Odd huh?

I hate milk, too. When I was in Head Start (yes, my parents were THAT poor), my teacher made me drink my milk at lunch one day. I told her that I didn't like it. She told me that I WOULD drink it. In fact, she stood over me until I drank it.

And 30 seconds after I drank it, she was running off to find a mop and some towels because I regurgitated the milk and the cheeseburger I'd eaten all over the cafeteria table. And after she cleaned all that up, she put me in her car and she drove me home.

That teacher also taught me in second grade. She never, ever insisted again that I drink my milk.

Nor did any other teacher. Word gets around.

windsor wrote:I like chocolate milk....I don't like 'plain' milk...unless

1) warm chocolate chip cookies
2) chocolate cake
3) chocolate brownies

are available. Then I will drink regular milk.

Bostondevil wrote:

wilson wrote:

windsor wrote:Folgers crystals is not coffee by any sane definition of the word

DukeUsul wrote:Starbucks doesn't make coffee. That stuff is swill.

Agreed on both counts.

OH, didn't see this before I posted about Starbucks. So, you coffee drinkers are telling me that Starbucks coffee sucks? Really? I thought it was just their tea. But then again, I think all coffee sucks, so there you go.

bjornolf wrote:What does WFH stand for? The only think I saw on the web was World Federation for Hemophilia. The only one I could come up with was "work for hire", but that doesn't even really make sense.

CathyCA wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:Did I say I love coffee?

I have a bag of Starbucks Anniversary Blend on my desk. It was a gift from a client.

I would have preferred a thank-you note to a bag of coffee.

bjornolf wrote:Found this on the sixth or so page: http://crazietalk.wordpress.com/

Very Duke Blue wrote:

bjornolf wrote:Found this on the sixth or so page: http://crazietalk.wordpress.com/

Thanks for the link. It's a fun read.

CellR wrote: This webpage is not available.

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:I'm not planning on drinking it. As I wrote above, I would have preferred a thank-you note.

You should donate it for the teacher's lounge at one of your kids' school or something along those lines.