...stay at the office and work, or take a half day and do something irresponsibly dangerous?
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...stay at the office and work, or take a half day and do something irresponsibly dangerous?
:)
vb.net:Code:Decision = If (Finances = DoingGood, Fun, Work)
I'd like to take 1/2 day also, so I say go ahead have fun (I'm stuck)
Indecipherable twaddlespeak.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuggaloBrotha
Have fun at work. Exactly what that entails depends on the work...and the coworkers.
3 to 5 mandatory. :afrog:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
When I see a poll Crypto has started called "Should I..." my immediate response is NOOOOOOOOOOO:eek:!
4 in favor of work, 5 in favor of fun. You should work.
I wasn't asking about the length of your sentence. What're you in for?Quote:
Originally Posted by crptcblade
:)Code:MessageBox.Show((finances.Status == FiancialStatus.Stable ? "Why are you still in this lousy office?" : "You know you need the money."));
To youQuote:
Originally Posted by crptcblade
isn't staying at the office and working the same thing as something irresponsibly dangerous???
Not sure... I hear some people actually consider work "productive"...
so if you work the front counter at some place, and you feel productive, does that make you counter productive???
Linguistically, yes.
Why does the word linguistically make me want to eat pasta??
Linguine.
Captain Obvious deflates another quip.
I'm very glad that he was able to decipher that it is wood.
That picture is older than wood.
Is the voting still open? I'd like to change my vote. I now believe you should definitely be working RIGHT NOW!!!
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/640...ous20to20t.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Fortunately that would never be the case for me. "Feeling productive" doesn't happen all to often. :afrog:Quote:
Originally Posted by kleinma