impressing a british chick

[маразм1]

so they have been delivered.  Now she's looking at everybody suspiciously.  Great!

[sidoze]

maybe I missed it but did you leave an anonymous note with the flowers?

[маразм1]

maybe I missed it but did you leave an anonymous note with the flowers?

no note.  nothing.

[Don]

no note.  nothing.

You're sure taking your sweet time over this.  By the time you have actually made good progress, she won't be a chick any more, but a tough old bird.

[маразм1]

Oh, come on.  it brings excitement into this otherwise boring office life!

[Don]

Oh, come on.  it brings excitement into this otherwise boring office life!

We're different in that respect.  When I want something, I dive right into it and get it.  Patience is not one of my attributes.

[маразм1]

We're different in that respect.  When I want something, I dive right into it and get it.  Patience is not one of my attributes.

I'll tell her tomorrow, when we go to the afterwork happy hour.

[Saul]

I'll tell her tomorrow, when we go to the afterwork happy hour.

Dont forget to go with your "Cheek Protectors".

Comes in different Colors



Safe meeting.

[Brian]

this is hilarious!   

You realize you will be required to furnish photographic evidence of your floral feast?

[greg]

how'd those flowers taste? 

[маразм1]

how'd those flowers taste? 

a bouquet just isn't a bouquet without a touch of miracle whip

[greg]

a bouquet just isn't a bouquet without a touch of miracle whip

that's ambiguous...... either you put miracle whip on the flowers you ate, or you ate the flowers and then wished you had miracle whip....

[маразм1]

that's ambiguous...... either you put miracle whip on the flowers you ate, or you ate the flowers and then wished you had miracle whip....

I'm making moves.  At least she talks to me now...  And surprisingly I can understand her!  She occashionally uses some strange British words like "busk", which I haven't seen since I read old English books. 

[greg]

I'm making moves.  At least she talks to me now...  And surprisingly I can understand her!  She occashionally uses some strange British words like "busk", which I haven't seen since I read old English books. 

well, that's good, good for you 

as for the word "busk"....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busk
hm, new one for me

[маразм1]

well, that's good, good for you 

as for the word "busk"....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busk
hm, new one for me

I meant busking as in performing:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/busk

[sidoze]

a bouquet just isn't a bouquet without a touch of miracle whip

vulgar, oh so vulgar, tasteless, crude, macho and very much correct! 

[маразм1]

So today I took her out for lunch.  Very gentleman-like

[greg]

So today I took her out for lunch.  Very gentleman-like

did you have a flower sandwich?

[Saul]

did you have a flower sandwich?

Flower Panini.

[andy]

So today I took her out for lunch.  Very gentleman-like

Hey, I just want to congratulate you on doing the adult-like thing here. Going on a date. Did you tell her you sent the flowers? This might be a bit harsh, but to me, things like that are extremely juvenile. If you like the woman (who is not a chick, nor a girl), then get to know her... talk to each other. And dating is a good way to talk to each other. I think you'll figure this out with more experience however.