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03-17-14, 10:09 AM
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03-17-14, 10:18 AM
#1377
So it is
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She doesn't look like she can fly very well.
03-17-14, 10:24 AM
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03-17-14, 10:31 AM
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So does the transitive property mean we have mosquitoes the size of nuns?
03-17-14, 10:44 AM
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03-17-14, 11:06 AM
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Damnit Ramona!! dont ruin it for me! I have so little left dont take this from me....
03-17-14, 11:19 AM
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03-17-14, 11:24 AM
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You're confused, dude. Blame Rowan for that, not me. I actually took part in several pillow fights post-puberty but I stopped after one chick took it too seriously and nearly broke my nose.
03-17-14, 11:30 AM
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Well of course Im confused....wait.... wut..?.... God, I hate afternoon shift......
03-17-14, 11:31 AM
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03-17-14, 01:25 PM
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03-17-14, 01:27 PM
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03-17-14, 01:36 PM
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Friendship is Magic
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03-17-14, 01:55 PM
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What, she had a brick in there? That witch!!
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03-17-14, 06:01 PM
#1396
Casually Deliberate
i'm having a similar work wardrobe conundrum. i didn't ask, but i may end up having to buy a bunch of branded shirts. based on observation, it looked like it was somewhat split, as far as official branded stuff and just plain clothes. definitely super casual. like, jeans and t-shirts casual. for some reason i was expecting a uniform, or slightly more dressed up, if only to tell apart the staff from customers.
BTW, does anyone else think it's funny- not necessarily in the humorous sense- that a Walmart apparel site sells shirts that say "Management" on them? Not "Manager", which makes a certain sort of sense to me, but "Management". LoP says I'm coming at this from a weird angle but my first thought on seeing these was "So are there also shirts that say 'Labor' or 'Worker' or something like that?" (For the record, I don't come from a Union background at all and my daughter the Sociology major also thought I was weird.)
03-17-14, 06:42 PM
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03-17-14, 06:45 PM
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I'd be leaning towards a jacket or blazer worn over a branded T-shirt and jeans.
BTW, does anyone else think it's funny- not necessarily in the humorous sense- that a Walmart apparel site sells shirts that say "Management" on them? Not "Manager", which makes a certain sort of sense to me, but "Management". LoP says I'm coming at this from a weird angle but my first thought on seeing these was "So are there also shirts that say 'Labor' or 'Worker' or something like that?" (For the record, I don't come from a Union background at all and my daughter the Sociology major also thought I was weird.)
BTW, does anyone else think it's funny- not necessarily in the humorous sense- that a Walmart apparel site sells shirts that say "Management" on them? Not "Manager", which makes a certain sort of sense to me, but "Management". LoP says I'm coming at this from a weird angle but my first thought on seeing these was "So are there also shirts that say 'Labor' or 'Worker' or something like that?" (For the record, I don't come from a Union background at all and my daughter the Sociology major also thought I was weird.)
03-17-14, 06:53 PM
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I'd be leaning towards a jacket or blazer worn over a branded T-shirt and jeans.
BTW, does anyone else think it's funny- not necessarily in the humorous sense- that a Walmart apparel site sells shirts that say "Management" on them? Not "Manager", which makes a certain sort of sense to me, but "Management". LoP says I'm coming at this from a weird angle but my first thought on seeing these was "So are there also shirts that say 'Labor' or 'Worker' or something like that?" (For the record, I don't come from a Union background at all and my daughter the Sociology major also thought I was weird.)
BTW, does anyone else think it's funny- not necessarily in the humorous sense- that a Walmart apparel site sells shirts that say "Management" on them? Not "Manager", which makes a certain sort of sense to me, but "Management". LoP says I'm coming at this from a weird angle but my first thought on seeing these was "So are there also shirts that say 'Labor' or 'Worker' or something like that?" (For the record, I don't come from a Union background at all and my daughter the Sociology major also thought I was weird.)
first day was kind of rough. my boss and the other guys are great, but there's a lot to learn and it was a little overwhelming. also had to take my first drug test ever, which was fun. my urge to jump in and do things was always overtaken by my not wanting to mess something up, so there were a few missed opportunities.
my friend's bakery will be open tomorrow (closed mondays) that's on the way to the shop, so i'm hoping to bribe some goodwill with pastries.
the "management" label doesn't seem too weird to me. just sort of a generic indicator that you're above the plebs.
03-17-14, 07:12 PM
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also had to take my first drug test ever, which was fun. my urge to jump in and do things was always overtaken by my not wanting to mess something up, so there were a few missed opportunities.
my friend's bakery will be open tomorrow (closed mondays) that's on the way to the shop, so i'm hoping to bribe some goodwill with pastries.
the "management" label doesn't seem too weird to me. just sort of a generic indicator that you're above the plebs.
my friend's bakery will be open tomorrow (closed mondays) that's on the way to the shop, so i'm hoping to bribe some goodwill with pastries.
the "management" label doesn't seem too weird to me. just sort of a generic indicator that you're above the plebs.