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nope.yeahCan i share the 90,000th post with you since i was quoted
Haven't seen thadocta post in here in a whileAt least you didn't cheat for it.Thadocta cheated his way for #80,000 but champz end up getting it though.i saw your original postDammit,I didn't get post#90,000.
Whatever,I'm going 2 bed.
yay!!! i got it
glad you liked itdamn hit em with the " yadidamean "
Havent heard that since these days...
Shouts out Mac Dre
awwww yupin the kings shotglass... I see you
you drink vodka straight up?
I went to college night at this local bar/club
I felt outta place cuz everyone seemed so young....
I just want to eat my late night Mexican food now
Popov :x it was college I know that feel :riceboyyou drink vodka straight up?
Just thinking about that brought back puking memories from college I have no idea how I drank like that back then. A shot of Popov will make me wanna puke instantly these days, but back then it was nothing
Whiskey though
sowwwie pappyWell I cleared my cookies and deleted my history then my multiquote button disappeared again. I hate you Internet Explorer>:
This might be a quarter-life crisis or the realization that I wasted the past 5 years on a degree I no longer intend to use upon graduation. This feeling is overwhelming.
So yesterday at work, my coworker announced she was going out for lunch and asked if anyone else wanted anything. Of course, this turned into an office forum. After deliberating we decided to get Timmy Chan's.
She goes and comes backs with everyone's food. We're all eating and I ask, "Where's the soy sauce?" I find one pack wrapped in a napkin, wrapped around my fork. One other person finds A pack. So we're just like, "Damn, no soy sauce. Oh we'll.." , and continue to eat.
The girl that went a picked up the food is now finally sitting down to get at her plate when she realizes she doesn't have any soy sauce. She ask us did we get any sauce, I reply sarcastically, "Yeah, I got A pack." Now she's upset and says she's about to call up there.(This girl is notorious for this. Usually she gets a free meal out of it).
She calls up Timmy Chan's and is basically fussing over not having enough soy sauce. The whole time I'm trying to figure out the endgame here. She's not putting in a formal complaint, she's just fussing. They told her she was supposed to ask for soy sauce. Come on now, it's still a Chinese food restaurant. What type of establishment allows this type of behavior??
Eventually, they hang up on her. So she calls back asking to speak to a manager. Of course, the person who picked up the phone said they are the manager. This pisses my co worker off. Now they're going at it. I hear my coworker say she's coming up there.
Now, she had a meeting right after her lunch break. She gets and takes her purse and no one thinks anything about it. She comes back about 10 minutes later, sweating a breathing hard. She said she went in there and as she's walking in, she sees the lady put a handful of soy sauce in another persons bag. She asks, "I thought I had to ask for sauce?!" So they start back pedaling saying the phone died and stuff.
So our hero, in a rage knocks over the register, the straws and throws some trays across the restaurant. Runs full speed back to her car, drives back to work, runs in sweating and breathing heavy, talking about, "Man I just ****** up Timmy Chan's!" SMH.
I dont want to pull the race card, but......just tell me im right.So yesterday at work, my coworker announced she was going out for lunch and asked if anyone else wanted anything. Of course, this turned into an office forum. After deliberating we decided to get Timmy Chan's.
She goes and comes backs with everyone's food. We're all eating and I ask, "Where's the soy sauce?" I find one pack wrapped in a napkin, wrapped around my fork. One other person finds A pack. So we're just like, "Damn, no soy sauce. Oh we'll.." , and continue to eat.
The girl that went a picked up the food is now finally sitting down to get at her plate when she realizes she doesn't have any soy sauce. She ask us did we get any sauce, I reply sarcastically, "Yeah, I got A pack." Now she's upset and says she's about to call up there.(This girl is notorious for this. Usually she gets a free meal out of it).
She calls up Timmy Chan's and is basically fussing over not having enough soy sauce. The whole time I'm trying to figure out the endgame here. She's not putting in a formal complaint, she's just fussing. They told her she was supposed to ask for soy sauce. Come on now, it's still a Chinese food restaurant. What type of establishment allows this type of behavior??
Eventually, they hang up on her. So she calls back asking to speak to a manager. Of course, the person who picked up the phone said they are the manager. This pisses my co worker off. Now they're going at it. I hear my coworker say she's coming up there.
Now, she had a meeting right after her lunch break. She gets and takes her purse and no one thinks anything about it. She comes back about 10 minutes later, sweating a breathing hard. She said she went in there and as she's walking in, she sees the lady put a handful of soy sauce in another persons bag. She asks, "I thought I had to ask for sauce?!" So they start back pedaling saying the phone died and stuff.
So our hero, in a rage knocks over the register, the straws and throws some trays across the restaurant. Runs full speed back to her car, drives back to work, runs in sweating and breathing heavy, talking about, "Man I just ****** up Timmy Chan's!" SMH.
I want my damn soy sauceee!So yesterday at work, my coworker announced she was going out for lunch and asked if anyone else wanted anything. Of course, this turned into an office forum. After deliberating we decided to get Timmy Chan's.
She goes and comes backs with everyone's food. We're all eating and I ask, "Where's the soy sauce?" I find one pack wrapped in a napkin, wrapped around my fork. One other person finds A pack. So we're just like, "Damn, no soy sauce. Oh we'll.." , and continue to eat.
The girl that went a picked up the food is now finally sitting down to get at her plate when she realizes she doesn't have any soy sauce. She ask us did we get any sauce, I reply sarcastically, "Yeah, I got A pack." Now she's upset and says she's about to call up there.(This girl is notorious for this. Usually she gets a free meal out of it).
She calls up Timmy Chan's and is basically fussing over not having enough soy sauce. The whole time I'm trying to figure out the endgame here. She's not putting in a formal complaint, she's just fussing. They told her she was supposed to ask for soy sauce. Come on now, it's still a Chinese food restaurant. What type of establishment allows this type of behavior??
Eventually, they hang up on her. So she calls back asking to speak to a manager. Of course, the person who picked up the phone said they are the manager. This pisses my co worker off. Now they're going at it. I hear my coworker say she's coming up there.
Now, she had a meeting right after her lunch break. She gets and takes her purse and no one thinks anything about it. She comes back about 10 minutes later, sweating a breathing hard. She said she went in there and as she's walking in, she sees the lady put a handful of soy sauce in another persons bag. She asks, "I thought I had to ask for sauce?!" So they start back pedaling saying the phone died and stuff.
So our hero, in a rage knocks over the register, the straws and throws some trays across the restaurant. Runs full speed back to her car, drives back to work, runs in sweating and breathing heavy, talking about, "Man I just ****** up Timmy Chan's!" SMH.
I dont want to pull the race card, but......just tell me im right.