DBT and the workplace
Moderators: Jonicont, mark lynn, Maluca3, Tequila Cowboy, BigTom, CooleyGirl, olwiggum
-
- Posts: 3493
- Joined: Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:37 pm
DBT and the workplace
Toward the end of the day last week (think it was Tuesday), I noticed a piece of paper in our work area with "DBT" and a series of numbers on it. I asked my coworkers what it was and they replied that they were counting how many times I said "DBT" that day.
Anyone else have an amusing response by coworkers to your DBT fandom?
Anyone else have an amusing response by coworkers to your DBT fandom?
The closer you get to the meaning
The sooner you'll know that you're dreaming
The sooner you'll know that you're dreaming
-
- Posts: 21821
- Joined: Fri Apr 02, 2010 10:52 am
- Location: Trying to stay focused on the righteous path
Re: DBT and the workplace
Bill in CT wrote:Toward the end of the day last week (think it was Tuesday), I noticed a piece of paper in our work area with "DBT" and a series of numbers on it. I asked my coworkers what it was and they replied that they were counting how many times I said "DBT" that day.
Anyone else have an amusing response by coworkers to your DBT fandom?
Do count as amusing? I get plenty of those.
All opinions and commentary in my posts are solely my own and are made in my personal capacity.
- Given to Fly
- Posts: 669
- Joined: Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:27 pm
Re: DBT and the workplace
My good buddy from work is leaving for Vegas this weekend and he is absolutely scared to death of flying. He's always giving me grief for whatever DBT tidbit I might have for the day, so I made him a two song mix for the flight.... "Angels and Fuselage" & "Shut Up and Get on the Plane". Haven't heard back from him yet...
- Steve French
- Posts: 2889
- Joined: Sun Apr 25, 2010 1:26 am
- Location: Had no idea what it was but what's an extra 20?
Re: DBT and the workplace
Given to Fly wrote:My good buddy from work is leaving for Vegas this weekend and he is absolutely scared to death of flying. He's always giving me grief for whatever DBT tidbit I might have for the day, so I made him a two song mix for the flight.... "Angels and Fuselage" & "Shut Up and Get on the Plane". Haven't heard back from him yet...
so cruel!
so funny.
I've never taken a pissbreak during a DBT show but if I had it would have been during Dancing Ricky.
- meanjoegreen
- Posts: 75
- Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 12:16 pm
Re: DBT and the workplace
My Co workers and I have to hit the Streets of Charleston WV every so often around Lunch time. We frequently see this guy walking downtown who is Patterson's Twin! So everytime we see this guy downtown, we say "There Patterson again...." I'm not for sure if he knows who Patterson is but its awesome to see Patterson's twin all the time. The guy looks just like him! - I thought you guys would find that funny.
- Tequila Cowboy
- Site Admin
- Posts: 20230
- Joined: Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:12 pm
- Location: The Twilight Zone, along with everyone else
Re: DBT and the workplace
meanjoegreen wrote:My Co workers and I have to hit the Streets of Charleston WV every so often around Lunch time. We frequently see this guy walking downtown who is Patterson's Twin! So everytime we see this guy downtown, we say "There Patterson again...." I'm not for sure if he knows who Patterson is but its awesome to see Patterson's twin all the time. The guy looks just like him! - I thought you guys would find that funny.
Nice.
We call him Scooby Do, but Scooby doesn’t do. Scooby, is not involved
Re: DBT and the workplace
meanjoegreen wrote:My Co workers and I have to hit the Streets of Charleston WV every so often around Lunch time. We frequently see this guy walking downtown who is Patterson's Twin! So everytime we see this guy downtown, we say "There Patterson again...." I'm not for sure if he knows who Patterson is but its awesome to see Patterson's twin all the time. The guy looks just like him! - I thought you guys would find that funny.
\I think I saw him in Floyd, VA at a festival last July 4th. Is he even taller than Patterson? I did double takes all day at that dude!
- meanjoegreen
- Posts: 75
- Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 12:16 pm
Re: DBT and the workplace
Yes! - Hes a real tall dude......could be his twin brother....i'm serious........
Re: DBT and the workplace
I was working after hours the other day and actually had "This F***ing Job" playing in my office. A older co-worker had came back into the building to pick up something and dropped by my office. I looked up from what I was doing and he was just nodding his head to the music. He said "keep it rocking in here" and walked out the door.
- Just a rope around his neck and the kitchen table turned on its side.
- CooleyGirl
- Posts: 1268
- Joined: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:17 pm
- Location: Just thinking happy thoughts and breathing deep
Re: DBT and the workplace
My colleagues now assume I'm going to a DBT show if I have a vacation day. The last time I was about to head out for vacation, my colleague asked, are you heading to another DBT show?
Also, I managed to slip a promo for DBT onto our website. We had to write up something about ourselves for the Who's Who section of our website. If you look at this link and then click on the picture of Sarah Henderson (aka CooleyGirl) you'll see what I mean: http://www.yale.edu/oiss/about/staff/index.html
Also, I managed to slip a promo for DBT onto our website. We had to write up something about ourselves for the Who's Who section of our website. If you look at this link and then click on the picture of Sarah Henderson (aka CooleyGirl) you'll see what I mean: http://www.yale.edu/oiss/about/staff/index.html
Jay Gonzalez - the Swiss Army Knife of Musicians - Patterson Hood
Re: DBT and the workplace
I work for our local public radio station. We're primarily news and classical, but we do have a third HD channel that plays XPonential Radio, which is adult alternative rock. Recently I'd been called out for not having one of our three stations playing and for listening to my iTunes too much. I usually do listen to the third station, but the playlist--no matter how good it is--gets repetitive after awhile. And I tried explaining, "But there's no Truckers on there!" to no avail.
Last week I was talking to my coworker who's also a music junkie, and I heard "This F**** Job" (the radio-friendly one) playing! They'd added it to the rotation on XPonential. I was very excited and insisted we had to listen until it was over. Apparently the universe heard my woe at having to give up my Truckers playlist on iTunes, which is excellent. I'm going to send them an email and tell them to put some more on there!
Last week I was talking to my coworker who's also a music junkie, and I heard "This F**** Job" (the radio-friendly one) playing! They'd added it to the rotation on XPonential. I was very excited and insisted we had to listen until it was over. Apparently the universe heard my woe at having to give up my Truckers playlist on iTunes, which is excellent. I'm going to send them an email and tell them to put some more on there!
Life is not a constant thing, it's only made of short stories.
-
- Posts: 1783
- Joined: Sun Apr 25, 2010 4:48 pm
- Location: Floriduh
Re: DBT and the workplace
Nice CG! I like the picture of the lady holding the chicken.
Looks like a bunch of little whiny fucksticks to me
- Fool No Where
- Posts: 1185
- Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 2:06 am
- Location: Trackin' dogshit all over the floor
Re: DBT and the workplace
Not work related but...
Yesterday I was watching TPC and I swear I heard the D-B-T chant whenever someone teed off at the 17th tee.
Yesterday I was watching TPC and I swear I heard the D-B-T chant whenever someone teed off at the 17th tee.
Having a broken heart wears you out.
- SmashedinNashville
- Posts: 80
- Joined: Tue May 04, 2010 1:39 pm
- Location: Nashville's where you go....
Re: DBT and the workplace
People in my office are lame.
They listen to Vampire Weekend or whatever crap adult soft rock is current for the moment like Michael Buble or The Fray or freaking Train.
I'm sorry if any of you like those bands/artists. I respect people a lot who make music for a living, but DBT blow them all away.
So, I'm all alone at work on my musical island.
Thank God for earplugs!
They listen to Vampire Weekend or whatever crap adult soft rock is current for the moment like Michael Buble or The Fray or freaking Train.
I'm sorry if any of you like those bands/artists. I respect people a lot who make music for a living, but DBT blow them all away.
So, I'm all alone at work on my musical island.
Thank God for earplugs!
- CooleyGirl
- Posts: 1268
- Joined: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:17 pm
- Location: Just thinking happy thoughts and breathing deep
Re: DBT and the workplace
Gator McKlusky wrote:Nice CG! I like the picture of the lady holding the chicken.
Thanks! Yep, the lady holding the chicken has chickens as pets. My whole office is wacky, but, you have to be in order to deal with Immigration on a daily basis.
Jay Gonzalez - the Swiss Army Knife of Musicians - Patterson Hood
Re: DBT and the workplace
meanjoegreen wrote:Yes! - Hes a real tall dude......could be his twin brother....i'm serious........
Yeah, dude! I actually was walking up to him to say "Hi Patterson, I met you..." when I realized he just kept getting bigger the closer I came. I took some video of the sets... I gotta see if I got him on film.
Re: DBT and the workplace
A few of my co-workers actually made it a point to watch them on Jimmy Fallon. They all know when I ask for time off, it's usually Trucker-related. And they call me "drive-by"!!!
- Penny Lane
- Posts: 6190
- Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:54 am
- Location: musky woodland predator fuck stink
Re: DBT and the workplace
CooleyGirl wrote:My colleagues now assume I'm going to a DBT show if I have a vacation day. The last time I was about to head out for vacation, my colleague asked, are you heading to another DBT show?
Also, I managed to slip a promo for DBT onto our website. We had to write up something about ourselves for the Who's Who section of our website. If you look at this link and then click on the picture of Sarah Henderson (aka CooleyGirl) you'll see what I mean: http://www.yale.edu/oiss/about/staff/index.html
okay more importantly, CG---you have a BA in Latin!!? I've never seen that! that's remarkable...i took it for 4 years in high school and loved it. but wait, dumb question, there's no way you can speak it right? never met a human who could....that's crazy.
also love the bio...Immigration specialist--DBT superfan. lol
In my blood, there's gasoline..
Re: DBT and the workplace
CooleyGirl wrote:My colleagues now assume I'm going to a DBT show if I have a vacation day. The last time I was about to head out for vacation, my colleague asked, are you heading to another DBT show?
Also, I managed to slip a promo for DBT onto our website. We had to write up something about ourselves for the Who's Who section of our website. If you look at this link and then click on the picture of Sarah Henderson (aka CooleyGirl) you'll see what I mean: http://www.yale.edu/oiss/about/staff/index.html
You're a classics person, too! Yay! That's what my educational background is, too! I...do absolutely nothing with my degrees except annoy people during movies like Troy, heh. Clearly, we classics majors have good musical taste!
Life is not a constant thing, it's only made of short stories.
-
- Posts: 21821
- Joined: Fri Apr 02, 2010 10:52 am
- Location: Trying to stay focused on the righteous path
Re: DBT and the workplace
9B/3DD never fails to surprise and amaze This is one very cool place.
I am regularly reminded of when i first joined 9B and felt like the only DBT fan in about 6 states. I was moved to ask "just who are DBT fans?" And the answer, which has consistently proven to be correct ever since, was along the lines of "you'd be surprised."
I am regularly reminded of when i first joined 9B and felt like the only DBT fan in about 6 states. I was moved to ask "just who are DBT fans?" And the answer, which has consistently proven to be correct ever since, was along the lines of "you'd be surprised."
All opinions and commentary in my posts are solely my own and are made in my personal capacity.
- AprilTwister
- Posts: 282
- Joined: Sun Apr 25, 2010 5:59 am
- Location: North of The Dirty South, Canada
Re: DBT and the workplace
My co-workers make jokes that Gretsch and I are "stalking" them.
When the singer starts yodellin', you know you're in for a wild night
- CooleyGirl
- Posts: 1268
- Joined: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:17 pm
- Location: Just thinking happy thoughts and breathing deep
Re: DBT and the workplace
Wow, what a small world!
Another Classics major, I'm impressed, we are very few and far between!
Yes, Penny Lane, you can speak Latin. Most people don't, but it is possible. My last class senior year was a doozy. I was the only person in it and they wouldn't give us a classroom so I had to meet in my Professor's office. He had me speak in Latin for most of the class and even had a tiny blackboard so he could write stuff out. There was no hiding in that class!
Never Going Back does Immigration work as well, which is so cool, there aren't too many of us out there either!
Sorry, I'm getting off topic. I'll shut up now.
Another Classics major, I'm impressed, we are very few and far between!
Yes, Penny Lane, you can speak Latin. Most people don't, but it is possible. My last class senior year was a doozy. I was the only person in it and they wouldn't give us a classroom so I had to meet in my Professor's office. He had me speak in Latin for most of the class and even had a tiny blackboard so he could write stuff out. There was no hiding in that class!
Never Going Back does Immigration work as well, which is so cool, there aren't too many of us out there either!
Sorry, I'm getting off topic. I'll shut up now.
Jay Gonzalez - the Swiss Army Knife of Musicians - Patterson Hood
- Penny Lane
- Posts: 6190
- Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:54 am
- Location: musky woodland predator fuck stink
Re: DBT and the workplace
CooleyGirl wrote:
Yes, Penny Lane, you can speak Latin. Most people don't, but it is possible. My last class senior year was a doozy. I was the only person in it and they wouldn't give us a classroom so I had to meet in my Professor's office. He had me speak in Latin for most of the class and even had a tiny blackboard so he could write stuff out. There was no hiding in that class!
that's insane! but how...--i was actually president of the latin club..i gave us all roman names and we tried to make our own wine. we had chariot races in the gym...OMG....i have repressed all those conjugational memories...ablative, declarative..
this 3DD is so diverse in some ways...i love it.
In my blood, there's gasoline..
- never going back
- Posts: 503
- Joined: Sat Apr 24, 2010 10:40 pm
- Location: You'll never lose your mind as long as your heart always reminds you where you left it.
Re: DBT and the workplace
Penny Lane wrote:CooleyGirl wrote:
Yes, Penny Lane, you can speak Latin. Most people don't, but it is possible. My last class senior year was a doozy. I was the only person in it and they wouldn't give us a classroom so I had to meet in my Professor's office. He had me speak in Latin for most of the class and even had a tiny blackboard so he could write stuff out. There was no hiding in that class!
that's insane! but how...--i was actually president of the latin club..i gave us all roman names and we tried to make our own wine. we had chariot races in the gym...OMG....i have repressed all those conjugational memories...ablative, declarative..
this 3DD is so diverse in some ways...i love it.
I took three years of Latin. Ecce Romani, anyone?
Can you hear that singing? Sounds like gold...
- whatwouldcooleydo?
- Posts: 13693
- Joined: Sun Apr 25, 2010 3:44 pm
- Location: Desolation Row
- Contact:
Re: DBT and the workplace
Bill in CT wrote:Toward the end of the day last week (think it was Tuesday), I noticed a piece of paper in our work area with "DBT" and a series of numbers on it. I asked my coworkers what it was and they replied that they were counting how many times I said "DBT" that day.
why does this not surprise me in the least?
Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
-
- Posts: 3493
- Joined: Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:37 pm
Re: DBT and the workplace
whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Bill in CT wrote:Toward the end of the day last week (think it was Tuesday), I noticed a piece of paper in our work area with "DBT" and a series of numbers on it. I asked my coworkers what it was and they replied that they were counting how many times I said "DBT" that day.
why does this not surprise me in the least?
This morning they openly started the count in front of me! They only noted one instance before forgetting to write down all the other times I mentioned the band.
CG - Could you pick a DBT song and translate the lyrics into Latin for us?
The closer you get to the meaning
The sooner you'll know that you're dreaming
The sooner you'll know that you're dreaming
Re: DBT and the workplace
CooleyGirl wrote:Wow, what a small world!
Another Classics major, I'm impressed, we are very few and far between!
Yes, Penny Lane, you can speak Latin. Most people don't, but it is possible. My last class senior year was a doozy. I was the only person in it and they wouldn't give us a classroom so I had to meet in my Professor's office. He had me speak in Latin for most of the class and even had a tiny blackboard so he could write stuff out. There was no hiding in that class!
Never Going Back does Immigration work as well, which is so cool, there aren't too many of us out there either!
Sorry, I'm getting off topic. I'll shut up now.
Yay! We are indeed few and far between, aren't we? My focus was Greece so I took more Greek than Latin, but I too had a professor who, when our book wasn't in yet for the course, started writing The Iliad on the board of us in Greek...by MEMORY. !! The first day of class--talk about intimidating!
It's nice to know there are more of us around, ha! People ask about my MA thesis and their eyes glaze over--I don't blame them, it was hardly thrilling stuff, but it's nice to know there are people who understand the allure!
Life is not a constant thing, it's only made of short stories.
- Penny Lane
- Posts: 6190
- Joined: Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:54 am
- Location: musky woodland predator fuck stink
Re: DBT and the workplace
Bill in CT wrote:whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Bill in CT wrote:Toward the end of the day last week (think it was Tuesday), I noticed a piece of paper in our work area with "DBT" and a series of numbers on it. I asked my coworkers what it was and they replied that they were counting how many times I said "DBT" that day.
why does this not surprise me in the least?
This morning they openly started the count in front of me! They only noted one instance before forgetting to write down all the other times I mentioned the band.
CG - Could you pick a DBT song and translate the lyrics into Latin for us?
LOL YES. Et tu, Cool-ayyyy...
In my blood, there's gasoline..
- CooleyGirl
- Posts: 1268
- Joined: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:17 pm
- Location: Just thinking happy thoughts and breathing deep
Re: DBT and the workplace
Oh God, I don't think I could translate lyrics into Latin at this point, I haven't used it that much since I graduated, which was 96!
I took a year of Ancient Greek as well, but don't ask me to translate anything into Greek either. For that matter, the 3 years of Spanish I took are pretty much long gone as well. However, working with people from all over the world is really cool, and I feel like my study of languages most definitely helps in my job.
Semper Ubi Sub Ubi
I took a year of Ancient Greek as well, but don't ask me to translate anything into Greek either. For that matter, the 3 years of Spanish I took are pretty much long gone as well. However, working with people from all over the world is really cool, and I feel like my study of languages most definitely helps in my job.
Semper Ubi Sub Ubi
Jay Gonzalez - the Swiss Army Knife of Musicians - Patterson Hood