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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby Tara » 14 Jan 2012, 01:40

I have a personal blackberry and company iphone and haven't removed signatures. I will do this. In fact I probably should add my work signature to the iphone.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 21:28

OK, dude, we know you have bathroom issues. I'm sorry that you have a traumatic psychological relationship with your feces. Believe me, we all do actually speculate about your past as it relates to defecation. Were you severely punished as a child? Do you have post-partum depression over your bowel movements? Why talk to it? We don’t know…we can only gather it from the fact that you’re on the toilet about six times a day and the stalls are not sound-proof.

I’m not that really interested. To each their own; as it should be.

HOWEVER.

You kick open the bathroom door. I had to replace the hydraulic hinge to that door. Why? I didn’t sign up to do maintenance.

You have no problem touching the door knob to the front door of the office…no problem touching the file cabinets…no problem touching the faucet handle that we just touched…but you just have to kick open the bathroom door? Why?

Kicking the flush valve on the toilet is no better. I had to arrange for a plumber to come in and reseat the toilet because you kicking the handle caused the seal to crack and leak toilet essence upon the folks one floor down.

Yes, I know it was you. I know how you loathe your own logs.

Dude, believe me, I know that you’re good at your chosen career; a master at the craft, no doubt. And I fully believe in letting people be themselves, especially when they are as proficient at their art as you.

But when your “shit” interferes with my time and attention, I get angry. One could say “pissed”. Quit it. I’m not a plumber; I’m not Maintenance, but it becomes my problem and it shouldn’t.

If your neuroses continue to be my problem, I’ll probably jack the network, pull your home address from the personnel files and anonymously mail you on a daily basis every piece of scatological reference I can find. How about a nice still pic from “The Human Centipede” for starters?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 21:56

PetShopBoy wrote:But when your “shit” interferes with my time and attention, I get angry. One could say “pissed”.

Eat some asparagus.

oops wrong thread.

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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:08

Hang out in mens' restrooms much?

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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:20

ohhh you're one of thoooose who thinks women never release any bodily functions. :roll:

That and, ya know, the ladies line is always too long.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:23

You wiff your own pee?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:27

EEEWWWWW!

*backs away from thread slowly, eyes averted, hands up*
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:28

umm....hmmm...

Next time I get a "territorial marking" comment from someone, I'm citing a chick that wiffs her own pee.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:31

*SIGH* I guess you've never been in a ladies restroom before.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:31

THAT is a trick question.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby naked rev. trish » 24 Jan 2012, 22:32

it's green pee on the crayola index.....

and you people owe me a keyboard.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:33

It wasn't a question, it was a statement. :P
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:35

bklyngirl wrote:It wasn't a question, it was a statement. :P


The question was implied. Remember, I'm fairly well-read and familiar with nuance.

But I did ask a question (that you dodged)...you wiff your own pee?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby Observateur » 24 Jan 2012, 22:36

I'm still trying to recover from the "Human Centipede" mention.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:37

Observateur wrote:I'm still trying to recover from the "Human Centipede" mention.


Oh, I got so much worse for this dude.

Think "Marquis de Sade".

Need it come to that, I may go there.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:39

PetShopBoy wrote:The question was implied. Remember, I'm fairly well-read and familiar with nuance.

But I did ask a question (that you dodged)...you wiff your own pee?

My answer was "EEEWWWWW", and for someone who is well-read and familiar with nuance, you should know that my answer was implied. (psst: it means "hell no!")
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:41

bklyngirl wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote:The question was implied. Remember, I'm fairly well-read and familiar with nuance.

But I did ask a question (that you dodged)...you wiff your own pee?

My answer was "EEWWW", and for someone who is well-read and familiar with nuance, you should know that my answer was implied. (psst: it means "hell no!")


Yeah, sorry...just overtly pushing buttons...

So, if you don't wiff your pee, then how do you know that asparagus does that to urine?

Wiff other peoples' pee?

Just sorta trapped in the oeuvre, so to speak?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:44

Sometimes when you enter a bathroom you're unfortunately trapped in the eau de toilette of the previous occupant.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:47

naked rev. trish wrote:and you people owe me a keyboard.

Depends
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:47

bklyngirl wrote:Sometimes when you enter a bathroom you're unfortunately trapped in the eau de toilette of the previous occupant.


Fair, I'll give you the out (hasty retreat...as it were. Discretion and valour and all that...)

But YOU were the one who cross-posted, not I...I was backing out of the other thread with eyes averted and hands up...

No such luck here.


So, when asparagus-urined women congregate, what is that...like a pack or something?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:53

PetShopBoy wrote:So, when asparagus-urined women congregate, what is that...like a pack or something?

a bushel?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:54

A peck? Of Pickled Peppers? A prick? What????
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 22:55

That Peter Piper picked.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 22:57

See, now, you mentioned 'peter'...a whole new set of innuendos just opened up....
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 23:00

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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 23:05

Oh, so you want me to continue....I see...
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby VirginiaDave » 24 Jan 2012, 23:07

bklyngirl wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote:So, when asparagus-urined women congregate, what is that...like a pack or something?

a bushel?


What if they shave?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PuffinJ » 24 Jan 2012, 23:10

bklyngirl wrote:That Peter Piper picked.


So strange...I was just reading about Pierre Poivre in this blog entry: http://m.npr.org/story/145664873?url=/b ... t-as-a-man. What a coincidence.

Back to the bathroom: It's weird when pee smells like coffee (after one has consumed coffee). How is that possible?

And we have a men's room at work that is targeted by men from elsewhere in the building (who do not work with us). One is a maintenance worker who groans and makes all sorts of noises. He also doesn't believe in courtesy flushes. My co-worker turned off the light on him while he was in there one time. At least he hasn't broken anything in there. Sorry you have to deal with that log-loather, PSB.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 23:11

VirginiaDave wrote:
bklyngirl wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote:So, when asparagus-urined women congregate, what is that...like a pack or something?

a bushel?


What if they shave?


You know that merchants were stoned to death for shaving their bushels. Hence, a baker's dozen.

True story. That I sorta made up.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 23:15

PuffinJ wrote:Back to the bathroom: It's weird when pee smells like coffee (after one has consumed coffee). How is that possible?


It's the diuretic compounds in the food/drink.

PuffinJ wrote:And we have a men's room at work that is targeted by men from elsewhere in the building (who do not work with us). One is a maintenance worker who groans and makes all sorts of noises. He also doesn't believe in courtesy flushes. My co-worker turned off the light on him while he was in there one time. At least he hasn't broken anything in there. Sorry you have to deal with that log-loather, PSB.


I'm going to kill him. Or crap on his desk. Or both, maybe. After prolonged torture.

Next time, I'm going to call the plumber after taking my sweet time. A week maybe. Then let the plumber take his sweet time. Another week, maybe. Meanwhile, I'll just go to the Au Bon Pan at the corner. He'll have a fit and everyone else will give him a "code red" and that should solve the problem. Maybe he'll never shit again....
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 23:19

PuffinJ wrote:
bklyngirl wrote:That Peter Piper picked.

So strange...I was just reading about Pierre Poivre in this blog entry: http://m.npr.org/story/145664873?url=/b ... t-as-a-man. What a coincidence.

We just can't get away from pp tonight. :shock:

But thankful that another woman has joined in. hehe
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby VirginiaDave » 24 Jan 2012, 23:21

PetShopBoy wrote: Or crap on his desk.


This gets my vote. Pics or it didn't happen.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 23:23

PetShopBoy wrote:Or crap on his desk.

Or maybe some chocolate pie

sorry, I recently saw The Help
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 23:26

bklyngirl wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote:Or crap on his desk.

Or maybe some chocolate pie

sorry, I recently saw The Help


Yeah, the whole "chocolate"/"crap" thing has been way done....I went to an art show in the early 90's where the artistic appetizer was a baby-doll sitting in a pool of chocolate. Can't say I was a fan of the art, but I loved the appetizer.

I'm going with real crap on this one.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PuffinJ » 24 Jan 2012, 23:26

VirginiaDave wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote: Or crap on his desk.


This gets my vote. Pics or it didn't happen.


I heard of someone who did this (third hand story). They transported the foul matter in a Ziploc and put it on the person's keyboard.

(That might be a good ad for Ziploc...you'd want to make sure that bag stayed sealed until getting to the destination.)
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 23:29

PuffinJ wrote:
VirginiaDave wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote: Or crap on his desk.


This gets my vote. Pics or it didn't happen.


I heard of someone who did this (third hand story). They transported the foul matter in a Ziploc and put it on the person's keyboard.

(That might be a good ad for Ziploc...you'd want to make sure that bag stayed sealed until getting to the destination.)


I'm thinking of having chili the night before, making sure I'm good and primed, then like eight cups of French Roast coffee that morning and just going up on his desk, dropping drawers and unloading on the width and breadth of the desk surface area.

Really. I am.
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Postby bklyngirl » 24 Jan 2012, 23:35

PetShopBoy wrote:I'm going with real crap on this one.

umm yeah that's what I was talking about...put crap in pie instead of on desk...literal take on "eat shit"

*scratches head*, maybe you didn't see The Help
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PetShopBoy » 24 Jan 2012, 23:36

bklyngirl wrote:
PetShopBoy wrote:I'm going with real crap on this one.

umm yeah that's what I was talking about...put crap in pie instead of on desk...literal take on "eat shit"

*scratches head*, maybe you didn't see The Help


tl/dr.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PuffinJ » 26 Jan 2012, 18:51

You still haven't responded to my e-mail after 48 hours?! You're freakin' 30 years old - you should be responding to e-mails within a half hour tops.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PuffinJ » 02 Feb 2012, 12:12

::rips ineffective headphones off herb sitting across the aisle on the bus::

The point of using headphones while out in public is so the rest of us don't have to hear your music. I sort of recognized the sh*tty song you were playing, but couldn't quite remember the name, so I used the Shazam app. And it worked. Even though you were sitting 4 seats away from me. You were listening to "Chicken Fried." Turn that sh*t down or get new headphones.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby Observateur » 02 Feb 2012, 13:06

To Whomever:
This is not something that you can "try" to do. You can do it or you can not do it. Pick one.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby VirginiaDave » 02 Feb 2012, 13:56

PuffinJ wrote:::rips ineffective headphones off herb sitting across the aisle on the bus::

The point of using headphones while out in public is so the rest of us don't have to hear your music. I sort of recognized the sh*tty song you were playing, but couldn't quite remember the name, so I used the Shazam app. And it worked. Even though you were sitting 4 seats away from me. You were listening to "Chicken Fried." Turn that sh*t down or get new headphones.


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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby north ridger » 02 Feb 2012, 14:05

VirginiaDave wrote:
PuffinJ wrote:::rips ineffective headphones off herb sitting across the aisle on the bus::

The point of using headphones while out in public is so the rest of us don't have to hear your music. I sort of recognized the sh*tty song you were playing, but couldn't quite remember the name, so I used the Shazam app. And it worked. Even though you were sitting 4 seats away from me. You were listening to "Chicken Fried." Turn that sh*t down or get new headphones.


I'm a huge Zac Brown fan.


I don't understand why you were upset Puff. It's Zac Brown Band!

That said what did the perp look like? I'm wondering if it was me....
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Postby I know, but...! » 02 Feb 2012, 14:35

Observateur wrote:To Whomever:
This is not something that you can "try" to do. You can do it or you can not do it. Pick one.


If Yoda and Luke were BRT posters.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby cherryblossom » 02 Feb 2012, 15:24

I asked a simple question. Even if it's "I don't know", answer my fucking question instead of ignoring it. I asked a question with three possible answers, "first", "second" or "I don't know", so it should have taken all of 20 seconds to reply. I really don't think I'm being unreasonable if we planned for two weekends together, you tell me we're down to one and I ask which one. I only asked once, so what the fuck, it's not even like I was being annoying. Thank you for finally answering me two days later with your snotty reply. I can't wait to pick you up at the airport, you ray of fucking sunshine.

Not too hard to figure that one out, huh?
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby PuffinJ » 02 Feb 2012, 16:01

north ridger wrote:
VirginiaDave wrote:
PuffinJ wrote:::rips ineffective headphones off herb sitting across the aisle on the bus::

The point of using headphones while out in public is so the rest of us don't have to hear your music. I sort of recognized the sh*tty song you were playing, but couldn't quite remember the name, so I used the Shazam app. And it worked. Even though you were sitting 4 seats away from me. You were listening to "Chicken Fried." Turn that sh*t down or get new headphones.


I'm a huge Zac Brown fan.


I don't understand why you were upset Puff. It's Zac Brown Band!

That said what did the perp look like? I'm wondering if it was me....


Lol...guess we don't all have the same taste in music!

I don't think it was you, at least based on your Halloween pics. This dude was average height, kinda chunky, blond hair with a somewhat sizable bald spot in the center-back of his head. Wearing khakis. Beats headphones.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby VirginiaDave » 02 Feb 2012, 16:20

That's totally him except he is tall with dark hair no bald spot and he only wears Brooks Brothers suits. Also the chances he owns a pair of Beats is pretty low. He definitely listens to Zac Brown though.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby cherryblossom » 02 Feb 2012, 16:22

And p-p-p-pokerface, p-p-pokerface... that's on his ipod too.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby VirginiaDave » 02 Feb 2012, 16:25

cherryblossom wrote:And p-p-p-pokerface, p-p-pokerface... that's on his ipod too.


I thought maybe "I'm sexy and I know it" on a continuous loop but you're probably right.
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Re: Here we say what we can't say in real life to someone

Postby sweepea » 02 Feb 2012, 16:28

cherryblossom wrote:I asked a simple question. Even if it's "I don't know", answer my fucking question instead of ignoring it. I asked a question with three possible answers, "first", "second" or "I don't know", so it should have taken all of 20 seconds to reply. I really don't think I'm being unreasonable if we planned for two weekends together, you tell me we're down to one and I ask which one. I only asked once, so what the fuck, it's not even like I was being annoying. Thank you for finally answering me two days later with your snotty reply. I can't wait to pick you up at the airport, you ray of fucking sunshine.

Not too hard to figure that one out, huh?



Sounds like one of those people who think asking once means you're needy.
Annoying! Hate people like that! Get over yourself.
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