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[geminigirl]

Our staff meetings are sometimes amusing. Most weeks they consist of anouncements, followed by a brief training of some sort. And this morning fits with the usual...when after announcements, the training began.

It began with "There's no I in team. But there is eat me."

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[tisiphone.livejournal.com]

I think I need to post that on my bulletin board...

[geminigirl]

Go for it. It certainly made us giggle.

Except for the people sitting near me who didn't get it, and to whom we had to explain it.

[fortryll.livejournal.com]

Damn I love that.

And yes, cookie baking this week. How's your schedule looking?

[geminigirl]

The usual. After next week, I think I'm down to only working one night a week though, at least for a while. Or rather, one late night...I have a 5-6 PM group scheduled to start in late January.

Wanna do it at your place Friday night? I can head over right after work, we can go get ingredients and have kitchen fun. I bought cookie cutters yesterday, but couldn't find a tree shaped one. I got a bell, a candy cane and a Jewish star though.

[lcohen]

There's no I in team. But there is eat me.

oh my god--if i had a .sig file, this would be it.

(i've been trying for years to break myself of telling people to eat me when they get on my nerves. like maybe since college when i picked up the expression from a Bad Influence.)

[geminigirl]

I'm guilty of abusing the phrase "Bite me" for the same purpose.

It may end up in my .sig file for the alternative e-mail address, which will mostly be used to read a very high traffic mailing list.

[zenmondo.livejournal.com]

BUT BUT BUT ... there is only one 'e' in team. *sigh*

[geminigirl]

:) Pedant.

(Actually, last night my girlfriend aquariumgirl said the same thing. But it was still funny. And I admit to thinking it when I first heard it.)