Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
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Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
Our garbage collectors leave us a card reminding us that it is the time of year when we remember to remember them with a tip.
Importantly, they tell us, we should be sure to tape the envelope containing the tip on the inside of the garbage can lid, so it won't get wet or blow away.
I would have never thought of that.
Importantly, they tell us, we should be sure to tape the envelope containing the tip on the inside of the garbage can lid, so it won't get wet or blow away.
I would have never thought of that.
I am about 25% sure of this.
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
Please tell me this is some kind of a sick joke......
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
No, I am in dead earnest.littlebeast13 wrote:Please tell me this is some kind of a sick joke......
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That sounds like an entry in the Ghoul Pool, doesn't it?
I am about 25% sure of this.
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
I hope the tip doesn't fall INTO BiT's garbage can! You never know what you'll find in there.........nitrah55 wrote:Our garbage collectors leave us a card reminding us that it is the time of year when we remember to remember them with a tip.
Importantly, they tell us, we should be sure to tape the envelope containing the tip on the inside of the garbage can lid, so it won't get wet or blow away.
I would have never thought of that.
But I only hurt a LITTLE BiT!
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nitrah55 wrote:No, I am in dead earnest.littlebeast13 wrote:Please tell me this is some kind of a sick joke......
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That's sounds like an entry in the Ghoul Pool, doesn't it?
Too bad Jim Varney has already left us.....
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
I remember Jim Varney on Hollywood Squares. When asked where 70 percent of our wine comes from, his joke answer was, "The 7-11."littlebeast13 wrote:nitrah55 wrote:No, I am in dead earnest.littlebeast13 wrote:Please tell me this is some kind of a sick joke......
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That's sounds like an entry in the Ghoul Pool, doesn't it?
Too bad Jim Varney has already left us.....
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
Our newspaper deliverers did the same thing -- nothing about the garbage can, of course, but they did give us a little Chirstmas message as a tip reminder.
Service has been dreadful this year, so I wasn't going to give them anything, but SteelersFan gave them $10. He said he remembered what it was like to be a paper boy.
Service has been dreadful this year, so I wasn't going to give them anything, but SteelersFan gave them $10. He said he remembered what it was like to be a paper boy.
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
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peacock2121 wrote:This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
Tell me about it....
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
I think I'm going to tip your curly-haired, day-shift ID Falls Mecca counterpart. Who knows, maybe it will catch on to all the other Meccas. You can thank me later, or blame Rexer if it doesn't work.littlebeast13 wrote:peacock2121 wrote:This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
Tell me about it....
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cindy.wellman wrote:I think I'm going to tip your curly-haired, day-shift ID Falls Mecca counterpart. Who knows, maybe it will catch on to all the other Meccas. You can thank me later, or blame Rexer if it doesn't work.littlebeast13 wrote:peacock2121 wrote:This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
Tell me about it....
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We used to have a very strict company policy about no employees being able to accept gratuities, but I haven't heard about that or saw any signs in the break room for a few years, so maybe it was done away with....
Not that anyone's ever offered me one anyway.....
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
littlebeast13 wrote:cindy.wellman wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:
Tell me about it....
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We used to have a very strict company policy about no employees being able to accept gratuities, but I haven't heard about that or saw any signs in the break room for a few years, so maybe it was done away with....
Not that anyone's ever offered me one anyway.....
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Dammit, you screwed up again with your lb13!!! I'm trying to fix it!!

Now don't say I never gave you anything! ORB said to
cut back this year...so this will have to do.
Last edited by kayrharris on Wed Dec 24, 2008 8:37 am, edited 1 time in total.
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kayrharris wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:cindy.wellman wrote:
Now don't say I never gave you anything! OSB said to
cut back this year...so this will have to do.![]()
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I think I'm going to tip your curly-haired, day-shift ID Falls Mecca counterpart. Who knows, maybe it will catch on to all the other Meccas. You can thank me later, or blame Rexer if it doesn't work.
We used to have a very strict company policy about no employees being able to accept gratuities, but I haven't heard about that or saw any signs in the break room for a few years, so maybe it was done away with....
Not that anyone's ever offered me one anyway.....
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Can't you do anything right?
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It's all YOUR fault - see above edited post. Thank you.littlebeast13 wrote:kayrharris wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:
We used to have a very strict company policy about no employees being able to accept gratuities, but I haven't heard about that or saw any signs in the break room for a few years, so maybe it was done away with....
Not that anyone's ever offered me one anyway.....
lb13
Can't you do anything right?
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kayrharris wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:cindy.wellman wrote:
We used to have a very strict company policy about no employees being able to accept gratuities, but I haven't heard about that or saw any signs in the break room for a few years, so maybe it was done away with....
Not that anyone's ever offered me one anyway.....
lb13
Dammit, you screwed up again with your lb13!!! I'm trying to fix it!!
Now don't say I never gave you anything! ORB said to
cut back this year...so this will have to do.![]()
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Don't blame my non-signatured signature! You inserted that way up in the pyramid.....
I guess I should go easy on you since it's almost Christmas........
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And now I feel more like MarleysGh0st....grrrr!!!!!kayrharris wrote:It's all YOUR fault - see above edited post. Thank you.littlebeast13 wrote:kayrharris wrote:
Can't you do anything right?
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See how grumpy you get when you're up at 4 in the morning.......kayrharris wrote:And now I feel more like MarleysGh0st....grrrr!!!!!kayrharris wrote:It's all YOUR fault - see above edited post. Thank you.littlebeast13 wrote:
Can't you do anything right?
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Tsk, tsk....
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I just looked to see when my last "visit" was and, yep, it's 4:00AM Dec 24!!!
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
I like Christmas tipping. No shopping involved. The recipient is always happy to receive it. It's NEVER too big!
Buying presents for relatives is a pain in the ass, though. For kids, not so much. That's fun!
Buying presents for relatives is a pain in the ass, though. For kids, not so much. That's fun!
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
You want me to tip you for Christmas? How far?peacock2121 wrote:This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
I am about 25% sure of this.
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
All the way over, of course.nitrah55 wrote:You want me to tip you for Christmas? How far?peacock2121 wrote:This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
Ah, tidings of comfort and joy.peacock2121 wrote:All the way over, of course.nitrah55 wrote:You want me to tip you for Christmas? How far?peacock2121 wrote:This whole 'tipping at Christmas' thing makes me crazy.
It just always seems I am never on the "getting a tip" end of the conversation.
How can that be?
I am about 25% sure of this.
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
Comfort?nitrah55 wrote:Ah, tidings of comfort and joy.peacock2121 wrote:All the way over, of course.nitrah55 wrote: You want me to tip you for Christmas? How far?
Not so sure about that.
Joy?
Of course!
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Re: Advice on bringing Christmas cheer.
Probably couldn't enforce it.littlebeast13 wrote: We used to have a very strict company policy about no employees being able to accept gratuities, but I haven't heard about that or saw any signs in the break room for a few years, so maybe it was done away with....
Not that anyone's ever offered me one anyway.....
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-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
