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Dinking at Office X-mas parties? Yes No?
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Thu, Dec 16, 2004 6:53 PM
And if you have a story to tell...please do |
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Yes ... many years ago (early 80s) we had a killer office party during which I got everyone so sauced that they didn't even notice when I ground up the lid of my blender in the drinks. They just drank it anyway. Larry Murphy (God rest his soul) left early and managed to get pulled over doing a blazing 12 MPH in the high speed lane on 128 that goes around Boston. Fortunately, the cop who pulled him over was his neighbor, and after putting him in the back seat of the cruiser, parked Larry's car in the breakdown lane, and took Larry home to his wife where he was severely beaten. She then she called me at the office and screamed at me for about a half hour. By that time I was too drunk to care, so put the phone on speaker and let her rip while we laughed our asses off. That was the day I got home, and found someone parked in my space at the apartment complex; I broke into their car, and with the assistance of a friend pushed it up into the high speed lane of the highway. Now, I work from a home office and can (do) drink for XMas - as well as most of the rest of the Holiday's (including Arbor Day, Groundhog Day, Elvis' BDay, the Equinoxes and Solstices, Halloween, Easter, and most of the other's too). St. Patrick's is about the best since it's the also the only holiday where I can puke green and tell the Lovely Joelle that it was because I ate the vegetables that she claims are good for me. Yes, I know drinking kills brain cells, but they're all gonna die at some point anyway. At least this way I get to say goodbye to them a few at a time. Cheers! |
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Thu, Dec 16, 2004 11:02 PM
Ah, parting is such sweet sorrow. Especially when it has a pineapple spear in it. Ku Ku |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 10:10 AM
I'm not really one for DINKING at office parties, but I really enjoy DRINKING at office parties! You know what they say... don't dip your pen in company ink! |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 10:19 AM
Fill The Bars With Christmas Drinking See The Busy Intersection Hear The Sounds Of Sirens Blowing (originally published in MAD magazine, 1973) |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 11:34 AM
I work for a law firm, so with the combined brain power of those cats, our x-mas "party" is a luncheon, where you have to go to work after, and it's not going to last long hours - people tend to drink less during the day, especially when they have to go back to work after... although that hasn't always stopped me!!! but I plan on bringing into work the next 2 thursdays (our last half days before the respective holidays) a bottle of my infused lemon vodka (the lemons were brought in by a secretary) and ice and tonic water; for people to have a nip before they leave for the day. as discussed at the all female work cookie exchange party last night, the champagne in the morning provided with our annual pancake, bacon & eggs breakfast at work is hardly consumed - what a waste! could be because people still have to work after. keep that in mind if you're ever hosting an open bar event - it will be a lot cheaper if you do it at breakfast or lunch time! |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 8:34 PM
I'd have to give the drinking at the office party question a big YES. We had our company party last week and my boss was sauced by the time we arrived. At one point in the evening the bartender was missing so he went behind the bar and started pouring us all shots from some mucho expensivo top shelf tequila. His wife is eight months pregnant and he spent the latter part of the evening telling us all how "smokin' HOT" her OBGYN is -- my husband said that was like every man's fantasy. Don't worry, his injuries are healing nicely. |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 8:45 PM
Dinking at Office X-mas parties? Yes No?What's an office?? |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 10:36 PM
No Ben, they said "oriface" |
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Fri, Dec 17, 2004 11:53 PM
Giving is better than recieving! |
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Sat, Dec 18, 2004 12:46 PM
Office Christmas Party: |
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dangergirl299
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Mon, Dec 20, 2004 11:53 AM
related joke: man wakes up after a bender. can't remember anything but normally after coming home after a bender, he wakes up in the garage, freezing cold and locked out of the house by his angry wife. however, this morning he woke up in bed. the house was quiet and the heater was on. a tray of breakfast foods and coffee was waiting for him next to the bed. he saw one of his kids walk by the door and called him in. "what happened last night - I don't remember." the kid said "you came home late last night and while mom was taking off your pants to put you to bed you said 'back off lady - I'm married!'" |
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