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christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 11:24 am
by spoot_Archive
They've just started playing an orchestral version of It's Lovely Weather for a Sleigh Ride Together With You over the PA. It's going on and on. It's loud!

Will it be followed by an announcement? Yes! It is time for a message from the president.

"an extraordinary year for our country... war... struggling economy... exciting for our company... new location... reorganization has improved profits... significant changes... in the fast-paced world of today, we can expect this to continue at an accelerated rate... global competition... esp. true for a complex company like ours... all over the globe... the success of our company, and the welfare of our associates, are intertwined. when the company does better, our associates benefit... continue the growth... you are the ones who make this happen... your hard work and creative acheivements are greatly appreciated... carry forward into next year... exciting new products... i'm glad that we are ending 2003 on a happier note than last year. i wish you and your families joyous holidays. we all hope that 2004 will bring an end to war and a better life for people everywhere."

That is nice. Thank you mr. president. Now more music! What is it? Andres Segovia? Playing...? ah! Deck the Halls!

christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 11:42 am
by tmidgett_Archive
this is exactly what happened at my joB!!!!!!!!!!

christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 12:46 pm
by jupiter_Archive
Boss: "We missed you at the Christmas party..."

Me: "That's because you changed it from a nice, tasty, formal dinner, with free drinks and a cheesy D.J., into a smelly brunch that is open to the public, in order to save a couple bucks...A couple more coals for the fire please Ebenezer?"

I wanted to, but working outdoors is so cold.

christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 12:51 pm
by Mr Chimp_Archive
this is exactly what happened at my joB!!!!!!!!!!



I, as well was blessed with such a message. But mine was in person and involved a lot of golf clapping.

christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 1:35 pm
by placeholder_Archive
wow. i have it pretty well job-wise, i guess. we exchanged some gifts and i got a copy of the new elvis costello album from my boss. neat.

christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 3:53 pm
by andteater_Archive
yah. me too.

i had an amazing steak and recieved the family guy season 3 dvd set from my boss along with a gift certificate to target, which went towards purchasing nintendo game cube (complete with the zelda retrospective special edition game)

merry x-mas to all!

andyk

placeholder wrote:wow. i have it pretty well job-wise, i guess. we exchanged some gifts and i got a copy of the new elvis costello album from my boss. neat.

christmas at work

Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 5:56 pm
by gcbv_Archive
If I didn't have my Esuivel Xmas CD to play, this job would be a living, breathing Hell.

christmas at work

Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2003 7:34 pm
by Barbo_Archive
For my christmas party at job #1 I began drinking at 9pm. Was fully drunk by 12am. Smooched on a girl in the sound booth while I was running sound for my recently acquired ex-girlfriend who was singing karaoke at the time. Got yelled at by said ex-girlfriend in front of all of my coworkers and friends. Smooched on previous girl again, this time by the video games (less blatant, I thought). More yelling. Got a ride to job #2 a mere 2 blocks away by insistent ex-girlfriend. 1 more hour of getting yelled at. I then passed out on the floor of job #2 at roughly 8am. Shortly thereafter was awoken on a pile of T-shirts by my boss and handed my small but much appreciated christmas bonus before returning to job #1 to have beer for lunch. I have the two best jobs in the world.

christmas at work

Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 3:21 am
by floog_Archive
So how's it shaping up this year, PRFers?

christmas at work

Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 1:32 pm
by scott_Archive
I'm considering playing the Sesame Street Christmas record.

That's about it.

Yet another boring aspect of working from home.