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[bubosquared]

Going to hell. Emma Watson? I hate you and your underaged self.

So what exactly have Dan and Rupert been up to? they look like they've not slept in three days. Oh, the possibilities, ...

(Molly? If you're driver of the bus to hell, I'm, like, the ticket checker, I think.)

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

I've come to the conclusion that to get computers to do what you want, you need about 50% technical knowledge and 50% voodoo. Alas, my boss disagrees, and won't lte me sacrifice a goat over the server.

Spoilsport.

[rsadelle]

That apparently applies to copy machines too. I got the things to line up, but I went to make copies, and the copy machine didn't copy them lined up. So now I either need to figure out what the copy machine is doing and set the margins up so the copies will line up, or else I have to just print them double-sided.

I doubt it's the actual ritual your boss is opposed to; it's probably the increased janitorial costs associated with getting blood out of the carpet.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Huh. That's extremeny odd. *rubber chicken?*get any higher. Our landlord sucks goats, man. They're half the reasons those thieves from a few weeks ago got in the building in the first place.

[rsadelle]

*blink* Rubber chicken?

Also, yes, it is very odd.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Rubber chickens are essential for voodoo.

Or, possibly, I should stpo reading Garfield so much.

[rsadelle]

Ah, I see. We do actually have a rubber chicken. It lives in one of the kitchen cabinets. (I also have an inflatable eyeball which I unfortunately forgot to take to work for the whole Halloween decorating thing.)

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

You people are freaks. (Says the girl whose computer at work is surrounded by a small *NSync puppet, a Biker Mice from Mars action figure, and a yo-yo ...)

[rsadelle]

You think that's weird. My everyday toys around my room include a ceramic witch, a bendy witch, a bendy skeleton, a plastic mummy, a witch Pez dispenser, The Count from Sesame Street holding a pumpkin, Pinky and The Brain, Buzz and Woody from Toy Story, and a little bunny in a carrot car.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Oh, I've got a bunch of those things in my Trunk o' Junk, which will appear around my computer as soon as I actually clean out said To'J.

[rsadelle]

That's not junk! They're valuable collectibles. ;p

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

maybe yours are. Mine are junk. Anyone want my Magic: the Gathering cards?

[rsadelle]

Magic: The Gathering? That is junk. I take it all back.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

And that's one of the few things in there that might actually still be worth something. A mini-knife, some fluorescent string, a Slinkie, ... I collect randomness, I tell you.

[rsadelle]

I have a slinkie! It's the plastic kind that's different colors on either side. My (lesbian) boss has a rainbow koosh on her desk.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

What's a koosh?

[rsadelle]

Well, now it's what you're getting for Christmas. ;p

Seriously, though, it's a toy.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

*snork* No thanks, I have my own junk. :D

Aaah, those. They were hugely popular around the late Eighties, weren't they?

[rsadelle]

Um, I guess so. I don't actually have one, which seems odd, but we have a bunch of them in with our toys for trainings at work. (We do training, and we always have toys on the tables for people to play with.)