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Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - The Man - 12-30-2003
Note that I said "some". Realizing that not everyone chooses to be a shut-in
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - The Man - 12-30-2003
Quote:Originally posted by Black Lazerus
Quote:Originally posted by GreasyItalianPrincess
Dr. Galt is trying to reach out and touch the masses in a therapeutic and affable way
He should tell that circus chimp that sits next to him to chew like a human. If he could do that Instead of bitching about it I would respect him more. Then more people might be eager to take his advice.
I don't work at a Texaco station where there are no implications for doing something like that.
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - Black Lazerus - 12-30-2003
Quote:Originally posted by The Man
Quote:Originally posted by Black Lazerus
Quote:Originally posted by GreasyItalianPrincess
Dr. Galt is trying to reach out and touch the masses in a therapeutic and affable way
He should tell that circus chimp that sits next to him to chew like a human. If he could do that Instead of bitching about it I would respect him more. Then more people might be eager to take his advice.
I don't work at a Texaco station where there are no implications for doing something like that.
Neither do I but in any office setting there should be somewhat of a professional atmosphere. You should bring it up to one of your supervisors.
If not keep up the posts they are quite entertaining
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - The Man - 12-30-2003
My "supervisor" is head of global sales. I'm sure he has more important things to worry about than the fact that the guy who sits next to me eats with his mouth open.
In fact, were I to complain, I would be beaten about the head and face for wasting his time.
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - StalkerPatti - 12-31-2003
I live in Times Square, and needless to say, come 7-ish on New Years Eve, I will be hightailing out of town to an annual party at a friends house!!!I will see the ball come down from a television set and be a whole lot closer to the Event than if I were at home in the Neighborhood! Hope my streets open to walk down on when I come back home!!
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - The Brain - 12-31-2003
Quote:Originally posted by StalkerPattiOn what corner are you working? Underneath the "Lion King" theater sign, perhaps?
I live in Times Square
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - GreasyItalianPrincess - 12-31-2003
Quote:Originally posted by The Man
My \"supervisor\" is head of global sales. I'm sure he has more important things to worry about than the fact that the guy who sits next to me eats with his mouth open.
In fact, were I to complain, I would be beaten about the head and face for wasting his time.
you work for Al Capone? :o
<! yes, there's a smilie there you arrogant, self-absorbed prick>
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - BITENY - 12-31-2003
Well, I'll be spending NYE where I didn't wanna be....in Times Square..
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - IrishAlkey - 12-31-2003
I've never done the Time Square thing.
I'd like to.
Nothing gets me more excited than watching a ball drop close to my face.
Times Square on New Year\'s Eve - RapeFantasizer - 12-31-2003
I've never done it, nor wish to. Crowded areas bother me. On a side note, my ex bf is from St. Louis. The 1st year we were together I spent NYE there. They are an hour behind, and at midnight, they turned on the tv, and it was a repeat of the ball dropping in times square at midnight, new york time. I was horrified. Damn hicks can't even have their own NYE party!