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Re: First world problems
Posted: March 3 16, 11:39 am
by Molly
Freed Roger wrote:Not sure what to do about the overwhelming (some sort of fragant lotion) smell that wafts my way from there.
I guess I should not be a [expletive] and just shut my office door every time person comes in - it will be so obvious the reason why -because it never has been shut before.
Don't count on it. Annoying people = clueless people. They won't get that they are the reason you are closing your door.
Re: First world problems
Posted: March 3 16, 1:04 pm
by Michael
My co-workers leave out too many tasty unhealthy snacks to eat.
Re: First world problems
Posted: March 3 16, 2:02 pm
by Molly
Attended the health fair at work today.....then took a huge ass chocolate chip muffin from the Costco display

Re: First world problems
Posted: April 27 16, 9:06 am
by Molly
Body lotions with a pump dispenser. The tube does not go to the very bottom of the container. You have about 1/4 left and you have to take the tube out and dump the lotion into your hand.
Re: First world problems
Posted: May 5 16, 10:35 am
by MrSaigon
Teaching my wife to drive. Oh my god. Give me the ebola and malnutrition.
Re: First world problems
Posted: May 5 16, 10:37 am
by Gashouse
Molly wrote:Body lotions with a pump dispenser. The tube does not go to the very bottom of the container. You have about 1/4 left and you have to take the tube out and dump the lotion into your hand.
My wife put the lotion dispenser close to the hand soap. I can't keep them straight and put lotion on wet hands about 50% percent of the time.
Re: First world problems
Posted: May 5 16, 1:54 pm
by wart57
Gashouse wrote:Molly wrote:Body lotions with a pump dispenser. The tube does not go to the very bottom of the container. You have about 1/4 left and you have to take the tube out and dump the lotion into your hand.
My wife put the lotion dispenser close to the hand soap. I can't keep them straight and put lotion on wet hands about 50% percent of the time.
My wife puts the lotion in the basket....
Re: First world problems
Posted: May 5 16, 2:15 pm
by stlouie_lipp
MrSaigon wrote:Teaching my wife to drive. Oh my god. Give me the ebola and malnutrition.
How old is your wife?
Re: First world problems
Posted: May 5 16, 3:21 pm
by MrSaigon
stlouie_lipp wrote:MrSaigon wrote:Teaching my wife to drive. Oh my god. Give me the ebola and malnutrition.
How old is your wife?
Foreign. In fact, perhaps I should give up because I don't know if she's allowed in The Donald's America.
Hmm... Rethinking my outlook on this election.
Re: First world problems
Posted: May 5 16, 8:01 pm
by JoeMcKim
MrSaigon wrote:stlouie_lipp wrote:MrSaigon wrote:Teaching my wife to drive. Oh my god. Give me the ebola and malnutrition.
How old is your wife?
Foreign. In fact, perhaps I should give up because I don't know if she's allowed in The Donald's America.
Hmm... Rethinking my outlook on this election.
Do you have a mail order bride?