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 Since it's unlikely anyone's had a first-hand ghost experience to supplement last year's Halloween Ghost Poll, I offer instead --- Haunted Tasting Room! | 
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 Late to the party. RE - Bodily Functions  Mr. Lex once walked into his own parent's room drunk in the middle of the night (woke them up in the process), pissed in the corner on the floor, and then walked into his room and passed out. He may also have peed in a closet under similar circumstances, but I can't remember the details. I puked all over one of his good friends, but not out of spite or anything. Sorry, Doug! RE - 150m I have no boss, so I have no current material to work with. The worst I have done in the past (besides stealing enough office supplies to run my own firm for a year and rationalizing it by calling it my "severance package") is volunteer to testify against an old boss in a multi-mil federal fraud action against em. Bastard. | 
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 They eventually had a chat to him, and he left the firm. Of course, one's tolerance for bullshit like working on weekends is inversely proportional to the size of one's bank account, so I can't say I'm surprised at the guy's attitude. What I am surprised about is how long it took the firm to get rid of him (this is all from second-hand information -- I didn't work at that firm). Chevy is right - I think it really irks bosses to know you don't need the job. | 
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 Let me get this right - you've got $150mm in the bank and you decide to become a second tier schlep at some corporation, spending months ingratiating yourself with some automaton to get bill review authority, in order to get even with an old boss? Mikey, get a grip. | 
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 Love your pets, just don't loooove your pets As usual, the Displaced Dog will be a four legged rastafarian for Halloween.  This involves absolutely no effort on his part or my part.   The Displaced Puppy will be a four legged rastafarian wannabe, as her dreadlocks aren't completely formed yet and her demeanor isn't quite mellow enough.  Again, no effort.  I am not one of those pet owners who will spent up to $200 on a Halloween costume for my dog.  Hell, I can't imagine spending that much on a costume for myself or my kids (if I had any, which I don't, that I know of. I miss Penske. *sniff*). | 
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 Poncho Confession Okay, so I was really behind you all during the Ponchos Suck discussion a few days ago, and I recall with horror (Horror!) the brown and white patterned poncho that my mom put me in as a kid (even worse, my sister had the same one, so we were matching goofballs), BUT I was shopping last night and I saw something I think qualifies as a poncho, but smaller - sort of a cross between a shrug and a poncho - in black cashmere, and I almost bought it.   So my questions are: will I incur the wrath of the FB if I buy this thing? Does the answer change at all if I spend a lot of time in a part of the country that is a little cool at night and warm during the day and the proposed Ponchoette (tm) would be a handy nighttime accessory? Am I just rationalizing here? Talk me off the ledge or I'm going back to buy it this weekend. | 
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