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  • Friday is AA night? Oh, No...That should be left for Sunday's.

    (((Hugs)))

    ~Mimi

  • Mimi, we may have wine in communion on Sundays. That's why AA is on Fridays. They don't like it when you come to AA with alcohol on your breath.

  • Zarbod the Select. That depends on where the AA is held. Judge Roy Bean holds his court in the Tavern. His gavel is his colt .45 and he has a bottle of Whiskey to help determine cases. Frio, First Science Officer.

  • Very few problems that a beer and a blowjob can't fix. You got it half right.

    Be Well.

  • Aye alcohol theres the rub!Thar's mud in yer eye. :P

  • Babofet, if you're getting mud in your eye then you may have had too much to drink.

  • So how's the parka weather? I'm in shorts =P

  • Life here is simply amazing! So much to tell. Hey I have a small role for you if you're interested. I'll forward you some notes to review. Should be fun. Don't think we've done anything together in like forever.

  • It's definitely been like, forever! =P

  • There is also a device called a brain/machine interface that will allow you to bypass a worker's pesky self control and let you directly control them through a computer program. You can usually achieve a 500 % increase in worker output in most cases, with a less than 34% chance of "significant adverse affects"*. See Spider for full details.

    *("Significant adverse effects" usually include death, insanity and homicidal rampage.)

  • Note: Best used where there is a steady supply of disposable replacement workers and lax enforcement of Human Rights.

  • The problems are quite clear. First, the alcohol is being applied AFTER work and not during. The first thing I would recommend is a continuous alcohol infusion using a computerized I.V pump. The second thing you need to do is use a chemical compound to counteract the depressive effects of the alcohol. I would recommend Cocaine, Crack, Crystal Meth. or whatever you can find on sale at your local drug dealer's place.

  • The third thing you need is something to dull the pain of all of that hard work. Heroin can be added to the alcohol infusion as a pain reliever. The fourth thing you need to do is to install shock collars to everyone so that you can apply "corrections" to the stragglers as necessary. My friend Spider, who works out of a white van, will be glad to stop by and get you set up with an entire program. He has many satisfied clients like Enron, WorldCom and Tyco.

  • Some people seem to look success in the eye and are determined to screw it up:)

  • beer yum yum...mikma was here

  • I saw a drunken brawl at the mall Monday night. It was entertaining and interesting.

  • Maybe he was saying more wags, less barks. Or could it have been "hags and farts???"

  • Zarbod does you,re company do blue sky thinking and thinking out of the box

    and do they make you attend "town hall"

    meetings and generally waste productive

    time on such like nonsense?

  • We don't have that.  But let me tell you, when it comes to house training a cat, "Thinking" Outside the Box is not good.

  • Perhaps you should take a slab of beer into work, then you wouldn't have to go to pub afterwards because you're already pissed.

  • I think I should take beer everywhere.

  • I never liked beer,I like cognac Golden Hine goes down smooth then you feel the rush of warmth. Have chocolate from a French Chocolatier and it's heaven.

  • Beer jello for your lunchbox.

  • Thanks Mummy. You're the best!

  • The problem is you're having "beers" instead of "pints". There's just something about saying "Let's go down the pub for a pint." But if you can get pints at a pub in Alaska, make sure they're using British pints (20 oz) rather than American (16 oz).

  • Is this a metric/standard thing? I always get comfused.

  • No, pints aren't metric anywhere, except maybe France. The EU tried to get Britain to give up pints for metric units. Imagine that... "Let's all go down the pub for a 600 ml."

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