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What excuse will you use to get out of work to play the game next week?


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Nimishim

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I thought about telling work that I have a bedsore from soiling myself in anticipation and from sitting it it for hours not wanting to leave the computer trying to read everything I can on the game.  For some reason, I don't think that will work.  What are you going to say?

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Ailith Tycane

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I'm getting my wisdom teeth pulled the week after its released, so I'll have time to play it then, haha.

Something to distract me from the throbbing pain in my face.

Modifié par Ailith430, 28 octobre 2009 - 10:16 .


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I do not work currently.So all the time in the world for me to play this game.

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Vesoralla

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Sadly, I have an easy, professional development day.......





Monday. Full day of work for me Tuesday. Sadness.

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'Futurama' had the right idea...

Bender: Oh, I get it, make the robot do all the work!

Leela: This is the first actual work you've ever had to do around here.

Bender: Well I'm not doing it! It's a robot holiday.

Fry: Really? Which one?

Bender: Only Robanukkah, the holiest two weeks on the robot calendar.

Leela: Oh, come on, Bender. Last month it was "Robomadan" and before that "Robonzaa".

Fry: Man, that one was a blast!

Bender: It wasn't just "a blast". It was a sacred tribute to my ancestral prototypes which happened to take the form of a drinking contest.

Hermes: Now, look here, Bender. I respect your diversity to the extent the law requires but you used up all your days off when you had that bout with "Roberculosis".

Modifié par Some Dude On The Internet, 28 octobre 2009 - 10:23 .


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Nimishim

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I think I am going to need to have somebody to do like Cartman's mother did in the Make Love Not Warcraft episode the first week or so of this game. I wonder if my insurance will cover home health care for a someone to come out and take care of the excrement. Better yet, what excuse will I have to use to find out?

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I think anyone could use the swine flu pandemic as an excuse. I think I am feeling ill now.

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I am my own boss. * self I am giveing you the week off to play DA:O. *

Modifié par Reaper85, 28 octobre 2009 - 10:52 .


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I'll look in the mirror and say, just go ahead and take some time off. lol

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merak43

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plenty of time to play when i get home from work

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Varenus Luckmann

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I'm sticking to dragonitis.

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Sadly, none of these excuses will likely get me out of jury duty next week.

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Nimishim

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gladstone wrote...

Sadly, none of these excuses will likely get me out of jury duty next week.


I'm supposed to go for possible jury duty selection in 2 days (Friday) as well.  If I get selected for the next week, I don't know what the heck I am gonna do.  :blink:  I wonder if I could bribe the judge. <_<

Modifié par Nimishim, 28 octobre 2009 - 11:10 .


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Nimishim

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Oh, and I found some great excuses everyone could try:



1. (For women) "I have really bad cramps." Now before you dismiss this one, think about it: Who can argue? It's such an embarrassing topic that nobody will ever challenge you. It's one of those things that men honestly have no clue about and women can sympathize with.



2. (For men) "I have horrible diarrhea." Again, before you dismiss this one, remember that it's such an embarrassing topic - especially for a man - nobody will doubt your sincerity. Plus, it's simple. You don't need an elaborate back story because no one wants to hear the details. If anything, your boss and co-workers will admire you for your honesty.



3. "I'm having an allergic reaction to _______, and I need a day to recover." This excuse requires a few details about when and where it happened as well as the details of your food allergy, but Google should give you everything you need. The upside of this excuse is that you can use it more than once. The downside is that it requires a good memory and some vigilance: for instance, you can't claim a peanut allergy and then gorge yourself on Thai food at the next company junket.



4. "My grandmother's/grandfather's memorial service is today." This excuse works for two reasons: first, because elderly people die everyday no one is going to think your excuse is unlikely; second, no one is going to question (or resent) a death in your family for fear of offending you. If you play your cards right, this excuse is good for four free days - one for each grandparent - with each new job.



5. "My wife/husband is extremely ill and I need to stay home and take care of them." The excuse is a gem not only because you get a day off, but also because it makes you seem sensitive. The only drawback is that it requires an accomplice - namely, your spouse. As such, you may want to save this excuse for a special occasion when the two of you can organize a special three-day weekend.



6. "One of my children locked themselves in the basement. I couldn't get them out myself so we had to call the fire department." This is only one of a multitude of excuses you can use with mischievous children. Just recycle the same formula - child gets in trouble, child needs help, parent to the rescue. This works with children of all ages, from children traumatized by irresponsible day-care workers to playground fights to errant teenagers. (Hey, this is one of the perks of having kids - they torment us 364 days of the year and we get 1 day off. Fair trade.)



7. "I took some work home last night and will be going through it today from home." Whoever invented telecommuting should be sainted. Just remember that in order to sell the "working from home" excuse you need to email or call the office a couple times throughout the day to maintain the ruse that you're working. The best time to do this is at lunch - that way you get credit for the call but you don't have to answer too many questions.



8. "My next door neighbor's house caught on fire last night and damaged a small part of our roof. So I'll have to spend the day with the insurance company and the assessors." Again, this is a formula: something happened to a neighbor (fire, flood, nuclear fallout), and you are involved through no fault of your own. The important thing is to keep it small. Make it more of an annoyance than a disaster. The idea is to convince your boss and co-workers that you are the unlucky one. "Trust me," you say, "I would much rather be at work."



9. "I got pulled over for speeding on my way to work the other day and I have to go to traffic school." The idea here is that you had minor trouble with the law (emphasis on minor) and you have to pay your dues. A variation on this would be letting your license expire - or at least claiming it did - which means you had to go to the DMV and take a written test as well as a driving test, which could easily take a full day. After all, the DMV has its reputation for a reason.



And finally...



10. "My accountant made some clerical errors on my taxes and I'm being audited." In the wake of the Enron scandal and the demise of Arthur Andersen, this excuse is a sure-thing. The important thing is to make the accountant look like the bad guy - you just need to be there to make sure he doesn't do anything shady. Once again, the key to this excuse is to make everyone feel sorry for you, not envy you.





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[For men] Tell your boss you need to take the day off so that you can score with a hawt redhead. Or a sultry brunette. If he is male- especially a single male-, he will totally give you time off. And you won't be lying when you come back and give him a high five.








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slimshadymazz

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Lol funny thread. I am actually 100% seriously gonna call in sick for sure. :) Dragon flu.

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Can't come into work, streets are too icy, must work from home Posted Image

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merak43 wrote...

plenty of time to play when i get home from work


Yep, that will be my routine as well.

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Oronduil

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I've already arranged to take the day off after release :D

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Punahedan

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Darn you adults and your ability to call in sick! My jealousy knows no bounds.

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Hawkeyed Cai Li wrote...

Darn you adults and your ability to call in sick! My jealousy knows no bounds.


What do you do that can't be excused with simulated sickness or booty?

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gladstone wrote...

Sadly, none of these excuses will likely get me out of jury duty next week.




Getting out of jury duty is easy... just rely on any of these quality phrases:


1.  Everyone is guilty.  I don't care what they did, I know they did it.
2.  I'm not racist.  I just hate everyone.
3.  I am the hand of justice.  Watch as I rain righteous vengeance upon the lawbreakers.

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diarrhea

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Nimishim

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Hmm. How about "I can't come in to work today because I have to much BioWare and tear"? (Ughhh. Yes, I know how bad that one was)

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Bah. If only I could call off work for this game, but UPS trucks don't load themselves.

More's the pity. I'll only get a sick day if I break my arm, and I refuse to play this game with only one hand.