Get questioned by the ALMIGHTY PASQUINA!
Topic 140 · 44 responses · archived october 2000
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (13:00)
seed
You better have those responses ready...
BECAUSE SHE WILL ASK!!!
~stacey
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (13:50)
#1
(not for the light of heart... or heavy of heart for that matter!)
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (14:05)
#2
and the first victim, er questionee is:
~jgross
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (17:51)
#3
ooo-weee, i is gittin a buzz now
someone gonna turn all to sloppy mush
it'll be sure to be a sorrry sorrrry sight
listen to the fear go 'round
~stacey
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (18:08)
#4
the first victim couldn't even stand the question...
(you now all must see what I mean about the light o heart)
~jgross
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (19:27)
#5
wer?
aw, wer.
here, let me give ya a hand.
upsy daisy now
and into the wheelchair
my goodness but you are heavy of heart
so.....where ya wanna go?
I'll roll ya there....hang on (i know yer still in recovery)
~stacey
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (19:29)
#6
no, Jim... I meant you!
*grin*
~jgross
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (19:43)
#7
me?
you are so tricky
oh? that one over there is electric?
yeah, sure I'll take it
wheelchair Wednesday it is
weeeeeeeee......am i on a roll or what
*bang* *bonk* *crash*
darn automatic door was supposed to open
~stacey
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (20:39)
#8
*laugh*
I'm not laughing AT you, I'm laughing WITH Tahja (whose sitting on my lap laughing AT you!)
~stacey
Wed, Jan 6, 1999 (21:03)
#9
*AHEM*
I mean...
*low mystical voice*
tell me about your mother...
~jgross
Thu, Jan 7, 1999 (00:40)
#10
she spoke Tajiki
she would warn me of this day
topping it off with a seductive meow
then added a dose of suppressed but convulsed laughter
[she gave me a bulletproof face for my 9th birthday]
she wore a pink silk bomber jacket
and a brown hair net
and merlot-colored stretch pants
instead of reading bedtime stories to me, she'd wait for
me to get into the flannel sheets and explain to me about
beautiful Polynesian love rites (that she'd heard that day
on "All Things Considered", I think, now that I think back on it)
you probably don't need any more than these few clues to
solve the crime (of my birth)
~stacey
Thu, Jan 7, 1999 (02:33)
#11
got mail?
~stacey
Thu, Jan 7, 1999 (02:34)
#12
got a call from Garrison Kelior...
he claims it was HE that your mother used to get the love rites stuff from...
~jgross
Sun, Jan 10, 1999 (10:21)
#13
Poor Garrison, he called me this morning and
just started reading.
He didn't say "hi, Jim" or anything,
--- I say, "hello, this is Jim" --- he just read these words and hung up:
"Michael caught us playing Doom on the office operating system and
flipped out.....or rather, he deleted it from the system and gave me a
lecture about lost people-hours when I later asked him to please
reinstall it. In the end he did, because it would be catastrophic to
worker morale to not be able to hunt and kill your co-workers."
I wonder where he got that from....I used to know, I think....
~stacey
Mon, Jan 11, 1999 (09:07)
#14
the post office???
~jgross
Mon, Jan 11, 1999 (15:52)
#15
that's it.....Garrison got it from David Garza at the post office
~stacey
Mon, Jan 11, 1999 (15:59)
#16
but David lost his twang twang shocka boom and I think gave Garrison some faulty information...
~PT
Tue, Jan 12, 1999 (18:26)
#17
Or, it got mixed up in the translation.
~KitchenManager
Tue, Jan 12, 1999 (21:15)
#18
I thought the ALMIGHTY PASQUINA was understood by all...
~stacey
Wed, Jan 13, 1999 (09:51)
#19
(don't go there WER!)
~PT
Wed, Jan 13, 1999 (14:43)
#20
I don't claim to understand ALL of anything, or anybody.
~stacey
Wed, Jan 13, 1999 (14:56)
#21
the ALMIGHTY PASQUINA does... it's her job!
~PT
Wed, Jan 13, 1999 (14:59)
#22
Or any woman......
~KitchenManager
Fri, May 21, 1999 (13:57)
#23
So, AP,
any new questions for me?
~stacey
Fri, May 21, 1999 (15:56)
#24
dost thou enjoy the new job?
~KitchenManager
Fri, May 21, 1999 (18:19)
#25
it's acceptable...
~stacey
Fri, May 21, 1999 (18:28)
#26
not tons o fun and exactly what you were looking for in employment?
~KitchenManager
Fri, May 21, 1999 (19:24)
#27
if I wasn't temping there, it would be a cool job...
temping in the position I have puts me in a weird position...
~aschuth
Sat, May 22, 1999 (15:35)
#28
...so stand straight, those cramps in the back might get better then...
~KitchenManager
Sat, May 22, 1999 (18:16)
#29
could be...but then again?
~stacey
Mon, May 24, 1999 (09:18)
#30
WER I'm 'temping' and certainly know what you're talking about with regard to the different spin...
just make yourself invaluable to em!
I've extended this 'temporary' job into an eight month affair with no end in sight and people fighting batles trying to get me hired with full benefits!
I'm sure you know how to worm your way into their hearts and minds...
~KitchenManager
Mon, May 24, 1999 (11:15)
#31
like the second day I was here I was being referred to as
"The Famous William"...and mine has already been extended
a week...
~stacey
Mon, May 24, 1999 (15:27)
#32
Woo woo!!!!
see what I mean!
a lot of companies hire temps so they don't have to make that big committment upfront but most of them are in need of permanent assistance!
~KitchenManager
Mon, May 24, 1999 (15:47)
#33
what I'm temping for is one of the three jobs up on their site, too...
~stacey
Mon, May 24, 1999 (18:32)
#34
score!
~aschuth
Tue, May 25, 1999 (12:17)
#35
So, Famous William, all is well?
Are you feeling good there?
(Hey Stace, I can just imagine this: "And this is my new colleague, The Famous William." - "New guy, huh? Famous William, huh? Hey, come to think of it, how,'s the other William doing?" THAT would be sure to upset me, if I were the other William around...)
Heya, Wer, I can hardly say how much this makes me happy for ya! I would dance and sing if I hadn't to keep my clumsy digits on the keys! Might do it later, though...
~KitchenManager
Tue, May 25, 1999 (13:03)
#36
instead, why don't you go knock back of mug of bock for me?
~stacey
Tue, May 25, 1999 (18:45)
#37
affording the good stuff now!
must be that heightened sense of self...
or could it be those incessant computer hums?
~KitchenManager
Tue, May 25, 1999 (19:04)
#38
I don't drink unless it's the good stuff...
~stacey
Tue, May 25, 1999 (19:07)
#39
i don't drink unless I'm thirsty (usually)
then it's whatever is around.
Water is not so good coming outta the tap here but I drink it anyway sometimes.
I like pale ales and ambers and stouts but most brands will do...
OJ however is a completely different story...
only the yummy pulp stuff... fresh squeezed... not from concentrate...
yessir --eee
can't skimp on the OJ
~KitchenManager
Tue, May 25, 1999 (19:18)
#40
not much on pales...do, however, like ambers and stouts along
with porters, bocks, and esb's...if I'm drinking light it's
Shiner or Foster's...too many years of stress prevent me from
drinking much fruit juice anymore...besides, if I could toss
one back, I wouldn't be asking Alexander to do it for me!!!
~KitchenManager
Tue, May 25, 1999 (19:19)
#41
I like oktoberfest's, too...
~aschuth
Sat, May 29, 1999 (05:19)
#42
So, does "no fruit juice" translate into queasy stomach or ulcers? Son, you gotta watch that.
Tell you what, you take care of that, and I get heavy on some nice Export (I'm an Export drinker - though most of my folks are into Pilsener, can't figure why, and you hardly get Export anywhere these days. Too low-class and cheap. What can I say? Tell me your beer, and I tell you your style...) as soon as the mag has left this building.
Export: Hard to get on draft these days, plus my patriotic brand, Licher, will "discontinue" to bottle 'em. That's right, they'll only roll out some kegs for gastronomy, but you hardly find anybody who offers it.
First they killed off the Weihnachtsbock, then the Export dwindles into nothingness. I wonder who's consulting them...
~KitchenManager
Sat, May 29, 1999 (14:33)
#43
put an editorial about it in your next issue...
~aschuth
Mon, May 31, 1999 (03:02)
#44
"..., best in German so I can't read it." Wrote the Edit for #13 last night (until 2 a.m.). Perhaps too heavy, gotta wait and see how (if) people respond.