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I just called in for a snow day. My company is open, but I hate driving in this weather. I always feel a bit guilty calling in even tho I'm going to use PTO. Most of my other colleagues braved it.
Get out on the SnoMobile, & wave at your colleagues, as you zip by.
Get out on the SnoMobile, & wave at your colleagues, as you zip by.
hahaha
Have a Great Day...
LOL. I would consider sledding, but this stuff is kind of wet with wintery mix. I'm not going out in this. It's still snowing and then we're in for some freezing rain. Screw that.
It seriously cracks me up. The same people did another funny one about deer in buildings: Deer on the Loose // Current
Hey, that's a moose--oh, never mind.
Those poor deer skittering and sliding around on smooth floors! Like my cat on the hardwood floors. You know when their legs pump frantically trying to get away but nothing happens? We call that a Scooby Doo. "Aww, the poor kitty's trying to Scooby Doo out of here."
Really? That seems to be more the norm than the exception in movie theaters.
I usually don't mind when there is audience participation, such as a Rocky Horror Motion Picture Show. Janet sometimes dresses pretty cute.
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Like my cat on the hardwood floors. You know when their legs pump frantically trying to get away but nothing happens? We call that a Scooby Doo. "Aww, the poor kitty's trying to Scooby Doo out of here."