trinacriabob

pit bull

pig (as in "the")

lobster

nerve

DVD

wherewolf (sp?)

Golden Nugget (casino)

That means we'll be going from 3 rumps to 4 rumps.

Nick, amazing how this thread has turned into "Raging Hormone Central" instead of "Meet and Greet." R-U-N...even to Van Nuys, for God's sake. LOL.

Not auditoning to be your honey! Maybe ocnblu's. :AH-HA_wink: You East Coast guys are nuts.

OK, Sci, is that another way of asking whether bisexuality is rampant? Get real. The answer is no. I'm sure it's probably more relaxed than the US in this regard, but probably not much more so. The whole Mediterranean region is a lot more laid-back and "Oh well" about many things -- which is healthy. Now, in terms of an "any port in the storm" mentality, I've heard that's the way Turkey is...and even then, that's just people who've been there talking...and it could be that they are stereotyping or projecting.

Yeah, but you then would have to ask: would you be HIS type?

Well, Trina's response is: isn't it obvious that a Barnes and Noble package need not be opened (that's Chapters to you maple leaf people)? Plus, I've told her before. Evidently, you have a system that works. Her opening my mail does not work. You don't know her -- trust me, she's N-O-S-Y and also gossips about people's information.

door

legalized prostitution (Nevada)

Oh $h!, now 3 East Coast guys - Olds, Paulie and SciGuy are going to be road-tripping to So Cal...and hopefully splitting the gas....

Gummy bears

Whoa...whoa...whoa...she is a pain in the ass, period. The fact that she is ultra chunky, because she is a DB, is something else to harp on...because it's on her. We have another young lady who is a CAD drafter who is similarly large but because she has a good attitude and never gets into tiffs with people, the employees never bring up her weight.Bottom line: it's when the person's an a-hole all the way around that it would come up.

M & Ms

Me and a couple of others refer to her as "Pillsbury," as in flour (what one of her husbands would have had to roll her in prior to looking for the wet spot) --- did I just say that? I don't think my equipment would work in light of all the folds of flesh. We also refer to her as "Los Tres Culos" which, in Spanish, means "The Three Butts." At any rate, she is of the latter variety...a petty high school girl that, at 40+, has not resolved her issues. Keep in mind, she is our receptionist. We have one of the angry butch types, she is an intern in the professional area that goes to school. Right now, we are so short handed that our company turns a blind eye to people that should be fired. There are 3 that I can think of and, unfortunately, all of them are women...they create animosity out of excitement because their scope of work is smaller than that of the professionals who have "bigger fish to fry."

See post immediately above. Everytime I walk behind her into the building, I try to estimate how many of my rumps (in width) would fit into hers. The factor is 3. A really cool guy I work with whose wife is also very cool (she works in an accounting firm) said they both decided it is this kind of behavior that gives women in the work place a bad name. I would say that men have power struggles and turf wars while women seem to dwell on the petty stuff, creating problems where there never were any to begin with. I'd really like to work all by my lonesome.

Well, to a mild degree. The one that was more of a "problem" in this way was when I worked in Bellevue WA prior to moving back down to warmer weather.Unfortunately, it has the firm name in the c/o so they use this as an excuse. She is quite pathetic.

So sad about what happened in Montreal today. However, a few more, Mustang: Le Commensal - it's a chain, but it's a vegetarian buffet -- now, I'm NOT vegetarian, but their stuff is GOOD. Go to the one near McGill College - you can sit by the windows upstairs and look out on this downtown street. Arahova Souvlaki - also near McGill - Good Greek food - Rue Crescent? Rue Peel? I don't remember...but it's near there. Schwartz's Deli - Jewish deli with meat/beef/pastrami sandos in big portions. Oh, yeah, as TYD said, the Casino - the architecture is funky, but interesting. Go to a lunch or dinner buffet there. Lots and lots of food and of very high quality preparation. More Greek restaurants - on Rue Prince Arthur - La Maison Grecque or La Caverne Grecque...I forget which. Good combo type plates with a side of stuffed grape leaves in the lemon sauce. Beer? What's that? (I can throw up thinking about it). Greek food? Where...where...where. Also, architectural/religious - go to the Oratory of Saint Joseph - 2nd or 3rd largest domed church in the world...very inspiring....also, ride to the top of the inclined tower at the Olympic Stadium...go on a clear day so you take pix of Montreal....also, "the postcard" view of Montreal is from the Chalet Overlook on Parc Mont-Royal ...don't miss that...also, Ile St Helene is kind of cool to spend a few hours walking around looking back at Montreal. The Center for Canadian Architecture is the biggest POS ever. No exhibits. WTF? Please don't go. Montreal...one of the loveliest and most interesting cities on the planet. Have fun.

No fat chicks

Update: I was told by our business manager, that, because it comes to the office, it is open game for opening unless she is told ahead of time. He was just in my office and this came from the president of the firm. That's because the president has a wife at home who can sign for stuff and not have to spend 1/2 hour going to UPS when it could just as easily come here. I had sent her a list saying not to open: 1) packages from obvious e-shopping, 2) letters from attorneys or others like doctors addressed to me, and 3) anything hand written. There are a lot of things about my company that are effed up. I think it's pretty clear. "Fat Ass" up front wants carte blanche to get into our personal stuff and I don't think I would like to run up there every time I shop at Barnes and Noble and have it sent to the office to warn her. I might forget.