False. Even though I ranted above, moving away from Business Control and into Project Management has been really, really great for me. The tedium of the never-ending "cycle of doom" which is the month's closing and subsequent reporting period that ends like a week before the next one starts drains your patience and siphons the very essence of one's soul. Project Management, on the other hand, means you pretty much only do everything once, since you're constantly in a momentum, moving forward. It's awesome.
False. Probably because I never play on a mobile phone. I'm a spoiled child of the PC age; a mobile screen is too small for me.
The next poster uses a mobile phone for other things than calling, texting and occasionally surfing.
True. I have BG series installed on my phone. I also use it as a calculator, calorie tracker, music and video player, and GPS. In fact, I use those features more than phone calls and texting combined.
The next poster still has a rotary phone... somewhere.
We have an antique phone at the ranch. It's not just a rotary phone; it's one of those nineteenth-century-style phones where the ear thing and the voice thing are separate. I don't know if it's connected to anything, but it looks cool.
false, I have no free time at all. True! It was marvelous to login for the first time in a week and see this thread at the top of my participated threads!
false, I love Christmas.. family, food, wine, presents, log fire, falling asleep watching cheesy films, and even enjoying embarrassing games like charades. This Christmas will be my daughter's first, which makes it extra special and she even has her santa dress and hat ready to party.
The next poster is fed up of people thinking the whole world evolves around them and that they are so special, just because they had a baby
True! At least, my brains interpretation of one of its guises. No mortal may truely understand the eldritch nature of a being so old and powerful. Be glad it is fond of humanity.
The next poster not only knows that St. Nicholas is not only the patron saint of prostitutes, but also the pretty heartwarming context of the title.
False. I like Christmas music, but NOT the stuff they play in the stores or on the radio. If I could get the Cowled Wizards to cast silence on radio music, I would.
False. I celebrate the friendship aspect of it. I no longer live close to family and my parents have passed (adopted only chid), so I celebrate with friends and food.
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The next person is an office ninja.
The next poster is an office pirate.
The next poster suffers from headache and nausea if they play on a mobile phone but not if they play on a PC.
The next poster uses a mobile phone for other things than calling, texting and occasionally surfing.
The next poster still has a rotary phone... somewhere.
The next poster is fond of copper.
The next poster likes cookies
The next poster has finished reading Issue #11 of the Wild Surge.
The next poster has taken issue with the issue of the issue due to the issue issuing forth.
The next person is a dribbling dribbler.
The next person wishes that they had more free time.
The next poster has too much free time, and is also glad this thread is back.
The next poster hates christmas!
The next poster is fed up of people thinking the whole world evolves around them and that they are so special, just because they had a baby
The next poster has seen Santa.
The next poster not only knows that St. Nicholas is not only the patron saint of prostitutes, but also the pretty heartwarming context of the title.
The Next poster is so sick of hearing Christmas Carols, that if they hear another one, they will want to scream.
The next poster has bought and wrapped all their christmas gifts already.
The next poster did not go to as good a Hanukkah party earlier this month as I did and definitely did not eat as many latkes as I did.
The next poster believes this counts.
The next poster is now off work/school for the holidays
The next person will play Santa on christmas eve/day (or is that even a tradition in most other countries?)
The next poster is going to play Krampus without telling their family ahead of time.
The next poster is trying to stay away from 'The Gathering" of relatives for the holidays.
The next poster has already memorized Silence to withstand the upcoming dreadful days.
The next poster celebrates Christmas spiritually.
The next poster has gotten Whammed already this year (heard the Wham song, "Last Christmas".)