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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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that what i said couldnt be reported to hr cause it was a slick double entendre

Edited by cannabinated (12/30/18 11:45 PM)

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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you are old enough and the job is a temp, just ask her out for a beer after work. don't try too hard. If she accepts then she is interested.:shrug:


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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: cannabinated]
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cannabinated said:
that what i said couldnt be reported to hr cause it was a slick double entendre



well. the way I see it, the God of everything, no matter the religion sees us the same.


We are put here on earth.


How the hell did the big bang happen, how did nothing come out of something.


It's insane to think about.


But I do know that our thoughts are connected.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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So you have no romantic interests with your co-worker and want to be platonic?

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: moonrockmushy]
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moonrockmushy said:
Lol that is totally not the impression you are giving


Yeah. Total bullshit.


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NotSheekle said
“if I believed she was 16 I would become unattracted to her”

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: LogicaL Chaos]
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LogicaL Chaos said:
So you have no romantic interests with your co-worker and want to be platonic?


Maybe romantic. Maybe curious.


I just don't know.

See, that's the thing.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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You’re sending mixed signals. She’s going to get frustrated and #metoo you


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NotSheekle said
“if I believed she was 16 I would become unattracted to her”

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: koods]
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you are a disastrous poster and just reading your posts and seeing your avatar makes me nauseous, so I'm putting you on ignore for now.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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I would me too that shit

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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Fiery said:
you are a disastrous poster and just reading your posts and seeing your avatar makes me nauseous, so I'm putting you on ignore for now.


Ok sheekle

That wasn’t a completely facetious comment either. That shit happens a lot.


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NotSheekle said
“if I believed she was 16 I would become unattracted to her”

Edited by koods (12/31/18 01:55 AM)

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: koods]
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seriously though... your avatar and signature are repulsive.


We all know the crap you've been through.... now get more creative, seriously.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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I thought you were going to ignore me


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NotSheekle said
“if I believed she was 16 I would become unattracted to her”

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: koods]
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clearly I am trying to save others from the tragedy of your posts with POSITIVE recommendations.


Heed man.


COme on. Do it for me. With cheeze.

Take some time and reinvent.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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I’ll think about the signature. The frog isn’t going anywhere.


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NotSheekle said
“if I believed she was 16 I would become unattracted to her”

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: koods]
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it's all about the approach... sort of like my LNC thread,,,


It comes off as "this is how it's going to be" and that never goes over well with HR reps.


It's all about the compromise.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: LogicaL Chaos]
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LogicaL Chaos said:
So you have no romantic interests with your co-worker and want to be platonic?


Yeah. She is sort of a gatherer.


I don't want to meet her family and go to all of her social events though.


Just a sort of side deal.

Does that sound bad?

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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Fiery said:
I'm trying to find a way to compliment this woman without violating any HR rules.


Perhaps " The color of your eyes, matches the good mood of the day"


Or .... Your personality compliments the mood of the afternoon"

and then lead into something like

" would you like to do something OUTSIDE of work, like something we both have an interest in, like parks and the outdoors, music, or perhaps see the holiday lights?"




I dunno. What do you think?

I'm too old to be unprofessional about it.

Input, comments, suggestions. HELP! lol


Uhh don't dummy. There's no reason to complement someone on their attire at work. And depending on your level of creepiness the ability to get away with this goes down dramatically. It tends to be people with a high creepy score that are determined to compliment.


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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: bodhisatta]
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bodhisatta said:
Uhh don't dummy.



FLAMING IN THE PUB! Wtf! From a mod none the less.


Do you even know what a dumb person is? It's extremely degrading and insulting to people who ARE actually dumb.



And while I do value others opinions, it's all about the approach.

Apparently you know about being creepy and having a high creep factor, but, I do not.

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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery] * 3
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Based on the content and format of your posts and how they read I would strongly suggest you don't approach any women, ever.


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Re: So, I'm trying to avoid an HR nightmare with a co-worker [Re: Fiery]
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Self awareness is often the last piece to the puzzle:cookiemonster:


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