29 Oct 08
Originally posted by darvlaySounds like your weekends with friends, dude. 😛
a) A children's holiday inexplicably celebrated by adults as an excuse to act like children and get drunk; or
b) An excuse for girls to dress up like sluts and convince themselves that they are not doing it for the attention but doing it in the spirit of the holiday - the children's holiday.
Either way, Halloween can suck my balls. Grow the h ...[text shortened]... ur gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.
We love Halloween....my twin girls turn 10 on that day!
29 Oct 08
Originally posted by darvlayI couldn't agree more. What's worse, though, is when your workplace tries to strongarm you into a ridiculous costume in the name of...whatever... bonding? Conformity?
a) A children's holiday inexplicably celebrated by adults as an excuse to act like children and get drunk; or
b) An excuse for girls to dress up like sluts and convince themselves that they are not doing it for the attention but doing it in the spirit of the holiday - the children's holiday.
Either way, Halloween can suck my balls. Grow the h ...[text shortened]... ur gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.
I submit an excerpt from a company-wide email I received:
That’s not all though! The previously announcement regarding the costume contest is very much still happening, although on a more official nature (because I’m involved). Details will be distributed on Monday for those interested. Costumes are very much encouraged, even if you do not intend to compete. It’s called “atmosphere” and you want to be apart of it. Participants are also known as the “in” crowd, as opposed to non-participants who are called “spoil-sports”
I'd rather set myself on fire.
29 Oct 08
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Originally posted by MimorParty pooper.
I couldn't agree more. What's worse, though, is when your workplace tries to strongarm you into a ridiculous costume in the name of...whatever... bonding? Conformity?
I submit an excerpt from a company-wide email I received:
That’s not all though! The previously announcement regarding the costume contest is very much still happening, although on a m ...[text shortened]... osed to non-participants who are called “spoil-sports”
I'd rather set myself on fire.
(No need for the fire, you are already hot).
😉
Edit: Damn, did I say that out aloud, Doh!
Back in my box now.
29 Oct 08
Originally posted by MimorYou seriously got that?!? Yikes.
I couldn't agree more. What's worse, though, is when your workplace tries to strongarm you into a ridiculous costume in the name of...whatever... bonding? Conformity?
I submit an excerpt from a company-wide email I received:
That’s not all though! The previously announcement regarding the costume contest is very much still happening, although on a m ...[text shortened]... osed to non-participants who are called “spoil-sports”
I'd rather set myself on fire.
I would want to be apart of it.
29 Oct 08
Originally posted by darvlayWell I live with snakes and lizards
a) A children's holiday inexplicably celebrated by adults as an excuse to act like children and get drunk; or
b) An excuse for girls to dress up like sluts and convince themselves that they are not doing it for the attention but doing it in the spirit of the holiday - the children's holiday.
Either way, Halloween can suck my balls. Grow the h ...[text shortened]... ur gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.
and other things that go bump in the night
'Cuz to me everyday is Halloween
I have given up hiding and started to fight
I have started to fight
Well any time, any place, anywhere that I go
all the people seem to stop and stare
they say 'Why are you dressed like it's Halloween?
you look so absurd, you look so obscene'
Oh, why can't I live a life for me?
why should I take the abuse that's served?
why can't they see they're just like me
it's the same, it's the same in the whole wide world
well I let their teeny minds think
that they're dealing with someone who is over the brink
and I dress this way just to keep them at bay
'Cuz Halloween is everyday
it's everyday
Oh, why can't I live a life for me?
why should I take the abuse that's served?
why can't they see they're just like me
it's the same, it's the same in the whole wide world
Oh, why can't I live a life for me?
why should I take the abuse that's served?
why can't they see they're just like me
i'm not the one that's so absurd
why hide it?
why fight it?
hurt feelings
best to stop feeling hurt
from denials, reprisals
it's the same it's the same in the whole wide world
30 Oct 08
Originally posted by darvlayPeople who don't like Halloween are self-righteous sucks
a) A children's holiday inexplicably celebrated by adults as an excuse to act like children and get drunk; or
b) An excuse for girls to dress up like sluts and convince themselves that they are not doing it for the attention but doing it in the spirit of the holiday - the children's holiday.
Either way, Halloween can suck my balls. Grow the h ...[text shortened]... ur gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.
30 Oct 08
Originally posted by MimorThat's way over the top ridiculous. I don't think office work should include birthdays, showers, parties, etc. Makes me glad I work with a few men. They could care less. Day in, day out, they are consistently no-nonsense.
I couldn't agree more. What's worse, though, is when your workplace tries to strongarm you into a ridiculous costume in the name of...whatever... bonding? Conformity?
I submit an excerpt from a company-wide email I received:
That’s not all though! The previously announcement regarding the costume contest is very much still happening, although on a m ...[text shortened]... osed to non-participants who are called “spoil-sports”
I'd rather set myself on fire.
You must work with women. Poor girl!
30 Oct 08
Originally posted by SunburntI'd rather have napalm dropped on my crotch than get dressed up for Halloween at work. That kind of sillyness is to be reserved for the bedroom and small private gatherings. Are assless chaps considered a costume?
That's way over the top ridiculous. I don't think office work should include birthdays, showers, parties, etc. Makes me glad I work with a few men. They could care less. Day in, day out, they are consistently no-nonsense.
You must work with women. Poor girl!
30 Oct 08
Originally posted by MimorOur memo:
I couldn't agree more. What's worse, though, is when your workplace tries to strongarm you into a ridiculous costume in the name of...whatever... bonding? Conformity?
I submit an excerpt from a company-wide email I received:
That’s not all though! The previously announcement regarding the costume contest is very much still happening, although on a m ...[text shortened]... osed to non-participants who are called “spoil-sports”
I'd rather set myself on fire.
October 31st No Costumes on this day. Due to the fact that Halloween falls on Friday, children can celebrate at home and in their neighborhoods. Teachers, if you want to bring something for your students on this day you can do so and hand out to the students the last 15 minutes of class.
The difference between this year and other years is ... zip. The only thing we're allowed to come close to celebrating is Valentine's Day. Doesn't bother me -- I don't think Halloween belongs in school anyway.
30 Oct 08
Originally posted by Hand of HecateNo, that's just gay, you dumbass.
I'd rather have napalm dropped on my crotch than get dressed up for Halloween at work. That kind of sillyness is to be reserved for the bedroom and small private gatherings. Are assless chaps considered a costume?
I HATE YOU RIGHT NOW !
30 Oct 08
Originally posted by Hand of HecateThose poor chaps. 😞
I'd rather have napalm dropped on my crotch than get dressed up for Halloween at work. That kind of sillyness is to be reserved for the bedroom and small private gatherings. Are assless chaps considered a costume?