If you have a suggestion for this year's company philanthropy, please
contact Pam Ellis.
The courtesy shuttle will again be running from adjacent lots. To
prevent further lice infiltration, a Bug Warden will also be on the bus.
Jams do not qualify as meeting company dress code
The head lice are now believed to have entered the building through the
shuttle bus. Since it is still unknown how this occurred, until more
details surface, the shuttle bus and Lot B will remained shut down to
prevent further security breaches. Employees will continue to receive
$0.50 or a bag of Doritos to help compensate for transportation fees.
The memo that went out saying "Turd, turd, turd - turd is the word," for
this month's upcoming Beach BBQ is wrong. The song is "Bird, bird, bird
- bird is the word." Please make corrections where applicable and
contact Pam Ellis if you have questions.
Due to inspection, the courtesy shuttle bus will not be running tomorrow
from the parking lots to the Chook Industries building. Employees would
be asked to provide themselves with other means of getting into the
building. Because of these extenuating circumstances, all employees
will receive $ 0.50 or one free bag of Doritos as compensation for
transportation fees and are encouraged to look into taxis and splitting
the costs.
After so many employees testing positive for head lice, it is possible
that lice were planted in the Chook Industries building. This is not
meant to alarm employees, but only to reassure them that the problem is
under control and being looked into. As soon as more information is
available, it will be posted here.
Lot B will be closed this coming Monday and Tuesday for inspection.
Please park in the adjoining lots and use the courtesy shuttle bus to
get to the main building.
Employees are asked to quit using the photocopy machine as a Guillotine in
the new game called Photo-Chop. If employees are caught doing so,
similar action will be taken against them as was done for those caught
playing crack pencils.
Rumors that Alice Woods would also be conducting a cough test for male
employees during the lice inspections are not true. Please stop asking
her.
The Writer's Guild position recently left open after the dismissal of Al
Miles will be filled Ed Eliot. Welcome aboard Ed!
There will a mandatory head lice check conducted Monday through
Wednesday of the coming week. All employees should have been contacted
by email as to what time there appointment is. If you have questions
please stop by the Nurse's Office or contact Alice Woods.
Will Jaffe believes TJ to be in Zone 1 on the survival scale, leaning
heavily towards 0, which is death and ultimate pain. It is a good thing
TJ was diagnosed early. This means that TJ will be monitored heavily
until at least he is in Zone 2 with the projected goal of having him
entering into Zone 3. This would then place TJ within reach of Zone 4,
so he could become a model employee.
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 08:24:29 -0500
To: Chook Industries BBS Task Force
From: Louis Bouchelle <louisbouchelle@chook.net>
Subject: Mmmm, Dido
Alice, shall we say, is a very sexy Dido. Mmmm, yes, she is very sexy.
Her little body and peach tooshy, very hot. Too hot. Makes me want to
have breakfast all the time. Lots of OJ and Honey Buns, as long as
someone didn't steal them. No? It would be nice if Alice would come to
work as Dido more everyday. This is why I mail. Alas, all I can do is
scribe heartache with poetry and paint her soft face on the canvas of my
mind while while listening to the Dido album. Please excuse the
colloquial naturalness of this email. I have recently installed speech
to text software on my computer and have been using it. It is pretty
good, no?
Louis Bouchelle Esq.
Jim Shooter was hospitalized yesterday after accidently being hit in the head
with an apple thrown by Mr. Snow during Mr. Snow's balcony appearance. "I feel
badly that my act of the solidarity ceremonial apple throw in memory of Al Miles
went awry and beaned Jimmy in the head. The apple was meant to be gesture akin
to the flaming arrows they did for William Wallace in Braveheart. And Jimmy,
like Wallace, is a brave man with a brave heart and I thank him for taking one
for the team. Al Miles would surely be proud in this, our most desperate
hour." If you have not yet signed the get well card for Jim Shooter, please
contact Pam Ellis.