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Math Is Hard said:I don't like myself. I'm on my ignore list.
Evo said:Does the buddy list actually do anything besides put a + next to the person's name? I've tried it and it doesn't appear to serve any purpose.
Evo said:Do PM's from someone marked as a buddy get through the block?
It looks a lot like me when I was young, even the length of the hair._Mayday_ said:Nice, there's something about that picture that I like, I don't know what it is though =/
Funny, I was about to say that I am almost old enough to have posed for it.jim mcnamara said:evo - floating to your "doom" in the boat amidst the flowers. You look great for someone who was around in 1888.
Kurdt said:You're on everyone elses buddy list though.
_Mayday_ said:Math is hard, you have a new buddy friend! I kinda needed one just to have more than one.
Evo said:I want a buddy.
Evo said:I want a buddy.
Thanks MIH! You're the best! Buddy! :!)Math Is Hard said:I'll be your buddy. I'll even send you Christmas lights to decorate your pillar.
He's busy falling on ice and injuring himself, he likes to keep up with me. :rofl: He also moved into a new office Monday, but he doesn't have a pillar. I got him to show up in chat 2 weeks ago for a short time. I have never known anyone as busy as he is and still manages to stay out until after 5am at least twice a week at the local pub. It's hysterical, the other morning, they all took a cab home and left their bicycles because they decided they had had too much cheer to peddle home.Whatever happened to your imaginary friend, Redrum?
Evo said:I really do need to do something atrocious to that pillar. My boss did say that I could decorate it.
Math Is Hard said:OK, Evo -- how about this: I think it would be cool to turn the pillar into a mini Starbucks kiosk. You could hollow it out and paint it green, then put in a sliding window. Next, put in a barrista, an expresso machine, and a blender. Add logo for the final touch.
See, then you won't be the poor person who got a pillar in her office. You'll be like - the LUCKY person who (WOW!) got a Starbucks in her office. Then everybody will want to trade you. So you cut a deal, then you pack up the blender, expresso machine, and the Evo-child (who was pretending to be the barrista) and move to your new office!
Kurdt said:How about a poster of a desk with some stuff on the desk.
Kurdt said:How about a poster of a desk with some stuff on the desk.
Moonbear said:Ooh, or how about a poster of someone weilding a chainsaw!
Maybe a lifesize photo of me working at my desk.Math Is Hard said:Clever.
Very observant, there are two settings cool and warm. Muwahahahaha. I can drive all these finicky women nuts, wearing sweaters when it's 80 degrees and claiming it's cold. :grumpy: Wear a coat!I could swear I saw a thermostat attached to that pillar. Does that mean Evo gets control over the office temperature? Could be a good bargaining chip.
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