Duck when it is coming at you
Ugh. I've been awake since 1 a.m. this morning. That's really bad insomnia even for me. A lot of the time, I'll wake up around 3 or 4, but I can comfort myself with the fact that I still got 5 hours of sleep. But this? This is sick and wrong. I just had some half-caff coffee to keep myself going, and you should feel that fetus kicking around in there. It's awake now, fo sho. I can assure you that I will be passed out on my desk by 2 p.m. however. Think about it--by 2, I'll already have been awake for 13 hours. Creepy.
I already got to see last night's Office. Heh. My favorite part was when Michael was describing the last two people who had Charles's job: "Jan just came by when she was really horny, and Ryan would come into town to visit his parents and do laundry." It's no wonder he's not used to being managed.
I already got to see last night's Office. Heh. My favorite part was when Michael was describing the last two people who had Charles's job: "Jan just came by when she was really horny, and Ryan would come into town to visit his parents and do laundry." It's no wonder he's not used to being managed.
posted by Ann at 9:57 AM
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I think he had a right to be upset too!
That Charles dude just doesn't get Scranton. I loved the "when you put paper in a furnace, you RUIN it!" exchange.
Mike and I were talking about it last night as if Michael and DM really exist... "He has worked there for 15 years and his branch is doing well - he deserves better!"
God, we are dorks!
Heh, heard that, my friend.
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