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OMG please tell me he got the cream cheese
"Blistering Snow"?????
^ my thoughts exactly. thats like an oxymoron
16 you have pretty eyes :)
Your boss's position in your company is to tell you what to do. He told you to get cream cheese. ydi for complaining about your job.
YDI for saying blistering snow.
#16 Our eyes match colors... very cool :-) and OT: Creamcheese it great on date and nut bread... snow can cause blisters... did you not wear shoes OP?
suck it up Pansy
"I've got blisters on my fingers!" had to do it. Freezing cold blistering heat Canadians know best about cold weather. :p my lake is 2 ft thick still.
mmmm I like cream cheese
your boss is a doosh
douche*
so 16 and 26 when you gonna I've me a video of you two scissoring?
u don't describe snow as blistering retard
so? just say go get it yourself hes your boss not owner
u fail
blistering snow? I thought snow was cold not so that it's cold?
theres a thing called driving
Dear, that'd be because whipped cream is kind of in Applebee's food.
ok if you don't like it then why are you working there?
ummm.... just maybe because they need the money??? Wake up, this is the real worls
That's what I was thinking!
They must have meant 'blustering'
If you got paid for it then that's a good deal. ;)
It'd be even better if they got payed in cream cheese :D
You didn't have to do anything kid.
Yep. A few questions: 1. Does frostbite cause blisters? If so, I can overlook the blistering snow thing and move on to 2. Was it the same weather you managed to get yourself to work in? 3. Is that part of your job? It sounds awful but if it is what you get paid to do, you have to suck it up. FYL for having a crap job.
Freezing is not unlike burns: First degree = red skin Second degree = blisters Third degree = dead tissue A lesson I learned the hard way: don't go out all day without something to cover your ears when it's -20C outside or suffer blisters on your ears...
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Gotta' love cheese in a creamy form!