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jillar

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  1. jillar replied to beazel's topic in Games
    Can I have a word with you?
  2. This is so true! It seems so hard in the beginning and then one day you're at your first year quit and looking back on your terrible year and thinking hmmm, that wasn't so hard after all 😊
  3. jillar replied to beazel's topic in Games
    I've been meaning to do that
  4. I grew up in a smoking family too and I remember as a kid having our dad buy us corn cob pipes and filling them with one of his Pall Mall cigs. Then we'd light them and puff away and we just thought it was so fun and funny. Fast forward a few years, still a kid though, and sneaking a cigarette from the folks to smoke with the neighbor kids I don't think any of us inhaled but we sure were grownups looking cool. It wasn't until we moved to California that my addiction was born. My sister and I started by smoking my dad's cig butts, because they didn't have filters, from the ashtrays 😝 From there we graduated to combining our high school lunch money to buy a pack and you better believe we both made sure we each got our ten. I still didn't inhale, I couldn't figure out how to. My sister would give me the clues over and over again until one day in the girls bathroom at S. M. High school I inhaled. I was so proud of myself and so was my sister....
  5. Great job Christine, now to day two 😊
  6. How's your new place coming?
  7. Any ice lickers?
  8. What about just saying "don't go away mad, just go away"?
  9. Maybe she's waiting for an exit interview?
  10. Bummer, I wonder why?
  11. How hard was it to find the last cook, that could go through the holidays couldn't it?
  12. They've never tried it Why's everyone trying to find Waldo?
  13. It sounds like it's past time, what's the hold up?
  14. Have you talked to the GM yet about it?
  15. Did you ever think maybe she wants to get fired and is wondering what's taking so long? 😄
  16. If you gave the warnings to her how could she not be?
  17. 5. I knew someone who glued their cap back on their tooth with it
  18. Wow what a surprise coming for her then, have you given her any warnings?
  19. Well done Christine, congratulations on deciding to take back your life! Today is a great day to quit 😊I don't know what that means but I think that if you're feeling pretty positive then stick with that feeling and don't wait for a shoe to drop. It may never happen 😊
  20. Surely she must realize she's fixin to get fired?
  21. What kinds of questions would a disgruntled employee answer upon getting fired?
  22. 3. You can close wounds with it
  23. One NOPE at a time Linda, this is your forever quit!
  24. Good to see you Opah, we've got a seat for you when you're ready 😊

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