Note to Coworker
Shelly
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Shelly
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Mark
This information is ambiguous. Are we
witnessing intermittent nasal purging,
or simultaneous honking/speaking.
If the former...then it's an inappropriate
social display, if the latter, then it's
bluegrass music.
Please advise so I can update my
notes before we go to print.
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Mark
Shelly
"Mark" <blueri...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Please advise so I can update my
> notes before we go to print.
The speaking occurred during the post-nose-blowing nasal cavity
excavations. Also, your kink is not okay.
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Shelly
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Mark
> "Mark" <blueriver...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
Again...for clarification. Then, there was no
bluegrass music, and "blowing while talking"
refers to "blowing then talking immediately
thereafter while the other party is still attentive"?
One would assume then that the offender
was talking prior to the blow, such that we
have a..."talk, blow, talk" sequence, or a
"talk, blow, exit" sequence.
Sociologically this indicates a certain
assumed familiarity between the offender
and the blowee. I would take specific
actions to deter this assumed familiarity,
or it's inevitable that the offender will
escalate their behavior to a..."talk, fart, talk"
sequence or a "talk, fart, exit" sequence.
In severe cases one might encounter a
"talk, blow, fart, talk, fart, exit" sequence,
which could lead to workplace violence.
And no, there is no kink, only stone
cold objective analysis.
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Mark
Shelly
> One would assume then that the offender
> was talking prior to the blow, such that we
> have a..."talk, blow, talk" sequence, or a
> "talk, blow, exit" sequence.
No. Talk, blow, pick-nose-while-talking.
> Sociologically this indicates a certain
> assumed familiarity between the offender
> and the blowee.
There is no level of familiarity that makes such behavior any less icky
and inappropriate IN A PROFESSIONAL SETTING.
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Shelly
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Otto Bahn
> Please do not blow your ass while you are microwaving.
IFYPFY.
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Shelly
"Otto Bahn" <e...@eio.com> wrote in message
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> "Shelly" <she...@cat-sidh.net> wrote
>
>> Please do not blow your ass while you are microwaving.
>
> IFYPFY.
You might think that sort of thing wouldn't need to be said, but you'd
be wrong.
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Shelly
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Mark
> "Mark" <blueriver...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:ef2682a0-6962-476a...@p36g2000vbn.googlegroups.com...
>
> > One would assume then that the offender
> > was talking prior to the blow, such that we
> > have a..."talk, blow, talk" sequence, or a
> > "talk, blow, exit" sequence.
>
> No. Talk, blow, pick-nose-while-talking.
I find this disturbing, and borderline
sociopathic, in light of the fact there
was no country music involved.
> > Sociologically this indicates a certain
> > assumed familiarity between the offender
> > and the blowee.
>
> There is no level of familiarity that makes such behavior any less icky
> and inappropriate IN A PROFESSIONAL SETTING.
Yes, especially there at Arby's.
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> Shellyhttp://www.cat-sidh.net/blog
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Mark
David DeLaney
>Please do not blow your nose while you are talking.
You need to carry a pitchpipe to test whether she's in tune, when this happens.
Dave
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Piet de Arcilla
Cow-orkers are funny sometimes. There's a very pretty woman of the
opposite sex in my office, and she generally seems to smile back, but
sometimes she makes awkward comments about her boyfriend's gun
collection. And she seems obsessed with disinfecting her desk. Should
I be concerned?
Mark
> On Nov 24, 9:06 am, "Shelly" <she...@cat-sidh.net> wrote:
>
> > Please do not blow your nose while you are talking.
>
> Cow-orkers are funny sometimes. There's a very pretty woman of the
> opposite sex in my office, and she generally seems to smile back,
This person sounds nice.
> but
> sometimes she makes awkward comments about her boyfriend's gun
> collection.
Why, because he is giving his guns more attention
than he is giving her, or...is he spending all their
money on them, or is he just girding for the
coming apocalypse and storing pork n beans and
rice in their underground bunker?
>And she seems obsessed with disinfecting her desk.
Sounds like a smart girl, very nice.
> Should I be concerned?
Yes, she is perfect and her husband
is going to shoot you.
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Mark