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I had two last night. I am hurting today. I really just want a bloody mary, vicodin, and to go back to sleep. But enough about me, what are your funny/horrible office xmas party stories and what were the reprocussions if any? I'll go throw up and listen.
blindsweathog
12-15-06, 08:48 AM
We had our party on Wednesday night at Sullivan's in Austin.
The wine was flowing, and people got pretty loose-lipped. I met my boss's wife for the first time. She was sloshed, and within the first 2 minutes of the convo, she said "Oh...you're BSH...the one nobody in the office likes!"
Huh? It was kind of a bummer. Is she just jealous, or should I be worried? It's only a PT gig while I'm in school anyway, but I like the paycheck and flexible hours.
FIJIFan
12-15-06, 09:11 AM
Is she just jealous, or should I be worried?
Be afraid. Be very afraid.
One of our suppliers was passed out on a couch outside of the ballroom. This was at 9:30. We took pictures. We plan to use them.
SPACECATAZ
12-15-06, 09:23 AM
I had two last night.
Was one of them a Nutcracker themed party and the other a Margarita-Karaoke party?
If so, you work in the best office on earth.
BearFan04
12-15-06, 09:28 AM
Today we're having our in-office party (as opposed to the evening event next week). I'm just enjoying the free food and relaxed atmosphere. It's even more fun since nobody knows that I'm giving my 2 weeks as soon as we're past the paid holidays. New job in January!
Is this wrong? :)
Bexar Fan
12-15-06, 09:42 AM
Today we're having our in-office party (as opposed to the evening event next week). I'm just enjoying the free food and relaxed atmosphere. It's even more fun since nobody knows that I'm giving my 2 weeks as soon as we're past the paid holidays. New job in January!
Is this wrong? :)
Yes.......and you should let the guilt ruin your Christmas!
j/k;)
Congrats!
Today we're having our in-office party (as opposed to the evening event next week). I'm just enjoying the free food and relaxed atmosphere. It's even more fun since nobody knows that I'm giving my 2 weeks as soon as we're past the paid holidays. New job in January!
Is this wrong? :)
No. The greatest companies in the world have zero loyalty to there employees when it comes down to the bottom line. Why should you?
blindsweathog
12-15-06, 09:54 AM
Today we're having our in-office party (as opposed to the evening event next week). I'm just enjoying the free food and relaxed atmosphere. It's even more fun since nobody knows that I'm giving my 2 weeks as soon as we're past the paid holidays. New job in January!
Is this wrong? :)
It would be very wrong to leave in January if year-end bonuses haven't been paid yet.
Texas Golfer
12-15-06, 10:05 AM
Bobo, I can only assume that you were drunk posting after your party's. A sober individual would have said "parties".
What are the odds that you'd catch me sober enough to realize that?
BUGWBBear
12-15-06, 10:12 AM
3 down, 2 more to go for me.
Old School
12-15-06, 10:16 AM
Today we're having our in-office party (as opposed to the evening event next week). I'm just enjoying the free food and relaxed atmosphere. It's even more fun since nobody knows that I'm giving my 2 weeks as soon as we're past the paid holidays. New job in January!
Is this wrong?
I did the exact same thing last year. By leaving in january instead of december I got paid for all of my 2006 vacation as well as all the accumulated vacation and sick days I had racked up.
Bobo, I can only assume that you were drunk posting after your party's. A sober individual would have said "parties".
What are the odds that you'd catch me sober enough to realize that?
Still drunk. I am trying to find the cat that sh^t in my mouth so I can skin him.
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