Sarah and Sue

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Robder

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Best Sarah and Sue email ever! 8O 8O :lol:

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I suggest we have a minimum contribution amount for Birthdays in future (if can be afforded). The reason being, its not a nice feeling when some people have £50 -60 presents and others end up with a £10 gift voucher. I know we all have our friends etc but can we buy the personal presents outside of the main NB contribution. I noticed a lot of small contributions for Eugene compared to most other people, I understand if it cant be afforded, but if you can please do show some generosity. If we all contribute £1 he'll end up with ten quid for a present (How embarassing!). It's noticeably the same people every birthday who contribute the higher amounts and thats not fair. Then there are some people who do not contribute at all but have the nerve to sit in a present presentation and then on their birthday - RECEIVE A PRESENT.

I suggest - to promote equality we should donate a minimum of at least £3 (regardless of whether you dislike some one or not.)

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Since my issues are with SS (Sarah and Sue - not SecretSundaze :lol: ) and not with Eugene (although he is a bit of a geek)...I might give £2.99 to make a point.

...Then I could crumble some biscuits all over the collection envelope! :P
 
Ask if they can produce a league table of birthday donations for everyone...

(See how high they feature!! ;) )
 
Robder said:
Since my issues are with SS (Sarah and Sue - not SecretSundaze :lol: ) and not with Eugene (although he is a bit of a geek)...I might give £2.99 to make a point.

...Then I could crumble some biscuits all over the collection envelope! :P
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Can you imagine the uproar from SS if when they collected the money it was £29.99 and not £30 8O :lol:
 
Google Image Search: "Sarah & Sue"

Seems they help themselves to the boardroom food!!! :lol:

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I, for one, agree with Sarah & Sue. :oops:

We have a general guideline of gifts around $100... there's about 10 people sitting in our part of the office so that works out pretty well, cost-wise....
 
Morbyd said:
I, for one, agree with Sarah & Sue. :oops:

We have a general guideline of gifts around $100... there's about 10 people sitting in our part of the office so that works out pretty well, cost-wise....
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But what if you don't like the person then I begrudge handing over my money to someone I don't like :roll: :lol:
 
Barbie said:
But what if you don't like the person then I begrudge handing over my money to someone I don't like :roll: :lol:
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Ya, but it's all in the interest of fairness and office harmony :lol:

Important things if you see the same people every day.
 
Morbyd said:
Ya, but it's all in the interest of fairness and office harmony :lol:

Important things if you see the same people every day.
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Funk office harmony :lol: I wouldn't want Sarah and Sue dictating who I've got to give money to and how much :lol:
 
Barbie said:
Poor Robder :lol: The e-mail from Sarah and Sue obviously brought back the hurt and rejection he felt when he got his £10 gift voucher for his birthday :lol:
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So true! A level of pain and feeling of rejection that only shopping therapy could truly cure.


Good thing he's got that voucher with which to go wild at the shops :lol:
 
You give presents for peoples birthdays at work?

Everywhere i've worked the tradition is for the person who's birthday it is to bring in cakes!

I hate everyone i work with so i don't even do it :lol: Fooook giving money for presents :evil: They're people you work with not your mates, why is there a need to give money for a birthday present for them :? Odd!
 
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