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I got a written warning for major corporate action...aparently the OH&S policy does not allow swingers parties in the office.

I thought it would be a good team morale booster!

:rant:

:sorcerer:

Maybe i should suggest a similar thing to the Chief, would perk up the boys on night shift a little for sure :)

Should have realised it would be parliament end... Being thats where all the action is for your industry.

Our office was only a 2 blocks from there till the IT people were shipped down to 333

And its the nicer end of Collins aswell, far better then middle/Spencer part.

If i hear of something i'll let you know my friend :rant:

Yes, much nicer end, though lots of development work going up in Spencer St and hey there is a Krispy Kreme up that end.

Used to work at Stock Exchange Building 530 Collins with UBS Warburg.

You still in 333 Chris?

You told me you left?

Farken, dont be rude. We go for beers tomorrow @ lunch time!!!

ok..pm me u number meet u in foyer. I will be accross the road in little collins tomorrow.

I did quit but I was there again to day cos some1 else left...going away morning tea..free cake and I;m there

I'm in Freshwater PLace now in Southbank...well in 2 weeks anyway.

ok..pm me u number meet u in foyer. I will be accross the road in little collins tomorrow.

I did quit but I was there again to day cos some1 else left...going away morning tea..free cake and I;m there

I'm in Freshwater PLace now in Southbank...well in 2 weeks anyway.

Done

Beer on!

I have a white R33, 96 GTS-T 2 dr thats been lowered, normally have a coffee in High St, Berwick on weekends when I don't go away.

Ok cool. I will keep my eye out for it..

You would catch me having coffee at Chit Chats on the weekends in High st

My Grey R33 would be parked right out the front...

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