Hung over? Is it "hung over" or "hungover"? "Hangover" is a noun, so you can't really make it past tense, but if you were to say that you HAD a hang over, is it then "hung over" or do you just verbalize the noun and call it being "hungover"?

**** English. This is why I chose science for a profession.

You watch your mouth, young man. Do you want a time out??

After tomorrow, I won't be in the office again until the 12th. I may be sick tomorrow.

 

I'm sure our Verizon sales rep was stoked. 30 tablets being deployed to the field shortly...

 

And then drop the mic and leave anyway when you can come work with me.

Wait until this weekend. Nicole and I can operate.

I'll pick mine up this weekend. kthx.

 

Sounds good...saves on shipping

 

it just "went missing"

 

"We only received 28"

 

Insurance on those right?

 

So far one was DOA so down to 29 so far. Have a few more to go and lets see how many more are "DOA"

I hope so but that decision is above my pay grade.

 

Yea not your issue

Should be off but OT.