Glad to hear all is well mate...Now tonight drop something else on her shoulder, and say 'look at the quality of that' :)
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Boundaries between co-workers
- Thread starter Vialli98
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Ancient Citizen
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An appropriate cracker...
Mad Eyed Screamer
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No need to thank me, I took her out for a meal last night to calm her down, said I'd sort it out on your way home tonight when you fall asleep on the train - enjoy the day ;)Came into work this morning. Said nothing to anyone. She came over to ask me a work related question. Everything seemed as normal as ever. I'll keep it to myself for now.
Phew. I was properly stressed about this yesterday.
better dead than red
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I assume you'll be giving him a good slap whilst he's asleep?No need to thank me, I took her out for a meal last night to calm her down, said I'd sort it out on your way home tonight when you fall asleep on the train - enjoy the day ;)
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Of course! ;)I assume you'll be giving him a good slap whilst he's asleep?
better dead than red
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I do miss reading that Blue Moon classic.Of course! ;)
Mad Eyed Screamer
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It is / was a true classic thread.I do miss reading that Blue Moon classic.
step one completed safely.
step two, ask her out for a drink?
Lol, I have no interest in pursuing her. Office relationships are a recipe for disaster.
LWashington
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So you left before her yesterday after the incident?
She probably told the whole office about it and by the time you got in today you will have a nickname like the shoulder holder.
Better than if he'd blown on her neck and shoulders at the same time, he would then be nicknamed the Scapula Dracula.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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But would you if you didn't work with her?Lol, I have no interest in pursuing her. Office relationships are a recipe for disaster.