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Post by Big L on Feb 27, 2015 21:12:15 GMT -5
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Post by crossfire on Feb 27, 2015 23:39:38 GMT -5
L0L There was an awkward silence at Hampurcon during our "my wife breaks my balls" discussion when he said "I actually adore my wife. We get along great". Yeah almost as awkward as... grab a beer man..... That is an all time classic. I have been away from the board too long and needed a good laugh tonight. So much win in this thread. |
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Post by Big L on Mar 13, 2015 14:03:14 GMT -5
Drinking at lunch makes me sleepy.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 13, 2015 14:08:11 GMT -5
Not only is Demarco Murray a great RB and rich, he has a stunning fiancee. Wow, is this babe hot.
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Post by jcappy on Mar 13, 2015 14:16:40 GMT -5
Drinking at lunch makes me sleepy. I don't know how these guys did it in the 60s - drinking and smoking all damn day. |
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Post by Fishooked on Mar 13, 2015 14:39:28 GMT -5
Ever surf aimlessly through Facdbook looking for hot women ? Always |
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Post by Fishooked on Mar 13, 2015 14:41:15 GMT -5
Yeah almost as awkward as... grab a beer man..... That is an all time classic. I have been away from the board too long and needed a good laugh tonight. So much win in this thread. Who said that again? I was friggin hammered - was that JW? |
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Post by crossfire on Mar 13, 2015 17:49:07 GMT -5
Yeah, JW said he adored his wife and Le Frog asked Gootz if he wanted a beer.
Or did Le Frog say he loved Gootz and JW asked somebody's wife if they wanted a beer?
I get so confused.
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Post by Big L on Mar 13, 2015 20:00:29 GMT -5
Applied for a job with a company online on Wednesday night. Got an email today asking to come in and meet the team, message back or call to set up a time when I am available.
Serious question - they do mean a time during normal business hours, right? Not like 'hey, I'm free Saturday at noon. Work for you?' Right? I don't want to call the guy and give the wrong impression right off the bat.
oh, and do I wear a suit for the walk around? Not for the phone call, you dickheads.
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Post by jcappy on Mar 13, 2015 20:06:48 GMT -5
Applied for a job with a company online on Wednesday night. Got an email today asking to come in and meet the team, message back or call to set up a time when I am available. Serious question - they do mean a time during normal business hours, right? Not like 'hey, I'm free Saturday at noon. Work for you?' Right? I don't want to call the guy and give the wrong impression right off the bat. oh, and do I wear a suit for the walk around? Not for the phone call, you dickheads. Normal business hours, they're not asking you out on a date. As for the suit it depends on the type of company and if they tell you otherwise - at very least a shirt and tie. Better to be overdressed rather than underdressed, yet a job in IT is going to have different dress code than a job at a law firm. Dress for the job you want etc etc etc |
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Post by Big L on Mar 13, 2015 20:12:15 GMT -5
Applied for a job with a company online on Wednesday night. Got an email today asking to come in and meet the team, message back or call to set up a time when I am available. Serious question - they do mean a time during normal business hours, right? Not like 'hey, I'm free Saturday at noon. Work for you?' Right? I don't want to call the guy and give the wrong impression right off the bat. oh, and do I wear a suit for the walk around? Not for the phone call, you dickheads. Normal business hours, they're not asking you out on a date. As for the suit it depends on the type of company and if they tell you otherwise - at very least a shirt and tie. Better to be overdressed rather than underdressed, yet a job in IT is going to have different dress code than a job at a law firm. Dress for the job you want etc etc etc Engineering company. We're all casual dickheads when it comes down to it. You're right, though, better to show up in a suit n tie first. Jeans and sneakers after I get the job. |
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Post by jcappy on Mar 13, 2015 20:16:25 GMT -5
Normal business hours, they're not asking you out on a date. As for the suit it depends on the type of company and if they tell you otherwise - at very least a shirt and tie. Better to be overdressed rather than underdressed, yet a job in IT is going to have different dress code than a job at a law firm. Dress for the job you want etc etc etc Engineering company. We're all casual dickheads when it comes down to it. You're right, though, better to show up in a suit n tie first. Jeans and sneakers after I get the job. Oh definitely. I'm an engineer too, went to every interview/meeting in a suit and tie, occasionally dropped the suit jacket. Nowadays I don't shave and rock a polo and jeans to work - still need to set the precedent and look like you give a damn. |
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Post by Big L on Mar 13, 2015 20:22:36 GMT -5
Engineering company. We're all casual dickheads when it comes down to it. You're right, though, better to show up in a suit n tie first. Jeans and sneakers after I get the job. Oh definitely. I'm an engineer too, went to every interview/meeting in a suit and tie, occasionally dropped the suit jacket. Nowadays I don't shave and rock a polo and jeans to work - still need to set the precedent and look like you give a damn. Ha, I haven't shaved since Monday, wear jeans and a button down shirt, and a pair of Clarks on my feet that feel like slippers. |
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Post by crossfire on Mar 14, 2015 11:24:44 GMT -5
Applied for a job with a company online on Wednesday night. Got an email today asking to come in and meet the team, message back or call to set up a time when I am available. Serious question - they do mean a time during normal business hours, right? Not like 'hey, I'm free Saturday at noon. Work for you?' Right? I don't want to call the guy and give the wrong impression right off the bat. oh, and do I wear a suit for the walk around? Not for the phone call, you dickheads. Wear your favorite dinosaur costume. They'll realize that you know the questions before they're even asked and probably hire you on the spot. |
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Post by Big L on Mar 14, 2015 15:06:43 GMT -5
Applied for a job with a company online on Wednesday night. Got an email today asking to come in and meet the team, message back or call to set up a time when I am available. Serious question - they do mean a time during normal business hours, right? Not like 'hey, I'm free Saturday at noon. Work for you?' Right? I don't want to call the guy and give the wrong impression right off the bat. oh, and do I wear a suit for the walk around? Not for the phone call, you dickheads. Wear your favorite dinosaur costume. They'll realize that you know the questions before they're even asked and probably hire you on the spot. What if I wear a t-rex dinosaur tie? |
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