Works Xmas Party!

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zoe22

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856 posts

250 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Having mine tonight, the second one at this place of work but the first time I properly know most of the people there.

Any PHers funny stories from their works doos? (is that a word?!)




sorry if this has been done before...

little me

544 posts

243 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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My works doo, was last friday and i got absolutley bladdered. I remember some bits, but apparently I was being very friendly with hte Headmaster - I cannot remember this, but a couple have said this to me! I kept a very low profile on Monday morning, but then they did say they looked as good as i did when they were drunk then they would be happy - apparently i was all giggly and girly and sweet- I'm not so sure!

Jane x

Lois-PIE

14,706 posts

259 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Had mine on Sunday. Apart from apparantly falling over on the dance floor and ending up between some guy's legs I had a good time! Did get orange juice spilled down me but got a free glass of wine out of it!

My best works party yet

einion yrth

19,575 posts

251 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Lois-PIE said:
...ending up between some guy's legs ...

I think you might, on reflection, wish to rephrase this part

pzero64

2,091 posts

248 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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We no longer have a works party. However, when we did, someone always got super pi55ed and ended up blowing chunks everywhere during the meal.

A few years ago when my wife and I were courting (do people still use that word?) we booked a room at The Melton Grange for a night of lurve after the works party. Unfortunately, I hoovered up too much free red wine, spewed my guts up in the bathroom attached to our room and missed the breakfast.

SiOsbon

3,810 posts

247 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Had mine on friday and was the first time I had been out with collegues after work for a long time (working in a different city to were I live doesn't help), wanted to keep a good impression and reputation.

Failed horribly, have vauge hazy memories of getting on the train back home and getting the taxi, many thanks go out to the beer compass and scooter as next stop on train was newcastle and an expensive taxi home.

was off work on monday, for other reasons, hockey related and now reputation is tarnished and everyone thinks my hangover lasted all weekend, much p1ss taking and people looking down on me.

Next year I will not be mixing my drinks

v8thunder

27,646 posts

265 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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pzero64 said:
courting (do people still use that word?)


Only my Grandmother, and she's 80.

mutt k

3,961 posts

245 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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pzero64 said:
someone always got super pi55ed and ended up blowing chunks during the meal.


Lucky bloke that Chunks

darrent

630 posts

266 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Had ours last night and this is an extract from an email I got this morning from one of the boys....made me laugh

"...its all a blur... hit a few bars in soho, Daz's credit card, my credit card, man with golden mullet and leopardskin suit..."

SpaceCowboy

563 posts

243 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Approx 5 years ago, the Chief Exec' of a firm I worked at was a member of a v.posh golf club that didn't hold public functions, only private members' only do's.

Having been an esteemed member for some time, the Chief Exec' asked nicely if the Committee would ocnsider making an exception for his firm for the coming Xmas.

The Committee obviously thought to themselves "what harm can a party of solicitors do?" and agreed. Whoops!

The staff from 2 offices attended and one member ended up getting into a fight with another from the other office. It escalated into a full scale ruck, tables overturned, Police called, the lot.

On returning to work, there was an email from above sent to each and every member of staff pretty much saying "F*ck you all, from now on there is no Christmas."

They've not had an official Xmas do or contributed to any dept ones since.

Lois-PIE

14,706 posts

259 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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anyone got it together with their current partners at a works crimbo doo?!

mxdi

13,993 posts

256 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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little me said:
My works doo, was last friday and i got absolutley bladdered. I remember some bits, but apparently I was being very friendly with hte Headmaster - I cannot remember this, but a couple have said this to me! I kept a very low profile on Monday morning,
Jane x


not married is he?

srebbe64

13,021 posts

244 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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I had my works doo last week. I employ about 65 people, including about half a dozen friends and relatives, who I've worked with for some time. I spent 10 minutes giving a speech saying that "we're all one family", "there's no them and us", "everybody is equal", etc..

Anyway, we then did a raffle with 6 prizes, slowly icreasing in value from a bottle of champagne upwards. However, I'd rigged the raffle so that only my family and personal friends would win anything - the prizes ranged from the champagne up to a £300 Halfords voucher and AA membership (which I won!) Finally, I announced the 'top' prize which was a 'genuine' (random) raffle prize. One of the ladies, with the winning ticket, ran to the front in expectancy and I presented her with a £2 box of chocolates.

The joke had the potential to back-fire, but everyone thought it was hilarious!

little me

544 posts

243 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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mxdi said:



little me said:
My works doo, was last friday and i got absolutley bladdered. I remember some bits, but apparently I was being very friendly with hte Headmaster - I cannot remember this, but a couple have said this to me! I kept a very low profile on Monday morning,
Jane x









not married is he?



Yes he is!! I need to see photographic evidence of this before i can believe it!

Jane x


>> Edited by little me on Thursday 16th December 22:38

>> Edited by little me on Thursday 16th December 22:38

Jinx

11,611 posts

267 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Mine is tomorrow - any tips?

mxdi

13,993 posts

256 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Drink, eat and be merry...

Migsy

531 posts

244 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Mine's tomorrow eve...

Chairman usually lets the moths out of his wallet at the bar early and then reminds me 2 hours later that I should do the speeches and year end awards! Don't think I've given the wrong prize to anyone yet! Oops..maybe spoken to soon

Jinx

11,611 posts

267 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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mxdi said:
Drink, eat and be merry...


Guess I'd better write that down...

DJFish

5,964 posts

270 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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We had our company birthday party last night, that's why I'm sitting on my sofa re-aquainting myself with Pink Floyd, coffee and bacon sandwiches.

Several people are still unaccounted for, but one guy was showing everyone his pierced todger in a crowded city bar(again) and just heard from another chap who ended up singing in the toilets with a major industry journalist and a mystery banjo player, he then proceeded to fall on his arse in front of 200 party guests!

The Christmas party is tonight!

chim_knee

12,689 posts

264 months

Friday 17th December 2004
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einion yrth said:

Lois-PIE said:
...ending up between some guy's legs ...


I think you might, on reflection, wish to rephrase this part
I don't think she does....
Lois-PIE said:
My best works party yet