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[susandennis]

So my manager's manager (the new guy who also manages the Fuckchop) comes by for a progress report. I let him know I'm ready to go as soon as I get a good spreadsheet. He suggests (ala henare) that I provide a prototype of what I needed. I explained that I had - yesterday. He went off to visit with the Fuckchop and lo and behold in less than 5 minutes I had a perfect spreadsheet.

Love to chat, but I have letters to merge...

p.s. Many Many Many thanks to drood for the term fuckchop. I know my life without it (and maybe yours?) was pale in comparrison. We owe you big time.

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[cloverbee.livejournal.com]

Ok. off subject, but I wanted to share something that happened to me on vacation and the word fuckchop reminded me.

I picked up a book by one of my fav authors (David Eddings) that was co-written by his wife Leigh. Now normally, he writes these wonderful fantasy series books (which I have read multiple times and LUV) but this was different.

It was a mystery novel with a slight hint of paranormal stuff that was related to identical twins. Now the weird part:

It was set in Seattle.
It was about twins and they called each other Twinkie.

I think you'll understand why I think you should read "Regina's Song".

If they had actually used the word fuckchop, I would have fell off the lounge chair.

But all in all, I would recommend it - I was glued to it. Not a perfect book, but a damn good read.

[susandennis]

I have this great image of you falling off the chair. It sounds like required reading for me. Just ordered it from Half.Com. I'm always up for a damn good read but one with Twinkies in Seattle that uses the word fuckchop???? holey moley - it's the tri-fucking-fecta!

[cloverbee.livejournal.com]

No use of the word fuckchop, but I'm sure you can add it in anywhere it fits! I hope you like it, let me know - I really couldn't put it down. It wasn't perfect, but it beats the hell out of Nora Roberts.

but I did fall out of the lounge chair multiple times, but it wasn't due to the reading material. :)

[susandennis]

Ok, so I skipped the word 'if'.... Two out of three.

But, I have to admit that Nora Roberts is my guilty pleasure - well not actually Nora but her series written under name JD Robb. They are what I use when I can't find anything to grab me on the shelf and/or I just need a marshmellow of a book. There are about a gazillion in the series and I always have the next two on hand in case of a reading emergency.