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Sometimes you really don't know someone...

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...till you work with them. I'll leave it at that.

No, no, no...you can't just start a thread like this and "leave it at that". We need details!

No, no, no...you can't just start a thread like this and "leave it at that". We need details!

 

What she said!

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No, no, no...you can't just start a thread like this and "leave it at that". We need details!

 

Just a general statement that I am finding to be very true.

Just a general statement that I am finding to be very true.

 

Then you should have posted in premium randoms. But you didn't so now you have to spill it!

Sometimes you really don't know someone...

 

... Till you live with them.

 

 

 

 

(This doesn't apply to my wife, she's an angel)

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Then you should have posted in premium randoms. But you didn't so now you have to spill it!

 

So, what would your first impression about someone be, a person who was in a position of authority, if the first thing you saw when you walked into their office was a picture...of their self.

So, what would your first impression about someone be, a person who was in a position of authority, if the first thing you saw when you walked into their office was a picture...of their self.

 

self-centered, egotistical, megalomaniac?

So, what would your first impression about someone be, a person who was in a position of authority, if the first thing you saw when you walked into their office was a picture...of their self.

 

I would laugh at them. :lol2:

So, what would your first impression about someone be, a person who was in a position of authority, if the first thing you saw when you walked into their office was a picture...of their self.

 

I once had a business meeting with a well known businessman in Cincinnati. Anyone on BGP who lives in Greater Cincy would recognize the name. I went into his office and behind his desk was not a picture of himself...no, he had a PAINTING of himself...HUGE EGO to say the least. I almost busted out laughing but was able to contain myself.

Sometimes you really don't know someone...

 

... Till you live with them.

 

 

 

 

(This doesn't apply to my wife, she's an angel)

 

Good save.

I once had a business meeting with a well known businessman in Cincinnati. Anyone on BGP who lives in Greater Cincy would recognize the name. I went into his office and behind his desk was not a picture of himself...no, he had a PAINTING of himself...HUGE EGO to say the least. I almost busted out laughing but was able to contain myself.

 

I had the same experience with a well known Cinti athlete turned businessman. Ego outshone his business acumen by a long shot.

So, what would your first impression about someone be, a person who was in a position of authority, if the first thing you saw when you walked into their office was a picture...of their self.

 

What would you think of me if you found out there were T-shirts circulating about with my face on them? And that I wear them quite regularly?

What would you think of me if you found out there were T-shirts circulating about with my face on them? And that I wear them quite regularly?

 

And another piece of the puzzle falls into place.

So, what would your first impression about someone be, a person who was in a position of authority, if the first thing you saw when you walked into their office was a picture...of their self.

 

Note to self........remove pictures before BGP'ers come to the house. LOL

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