Difference between revisions of "Book of Wholesome Hobbies"
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* Answering Support requests while intoxicated | * Answering Support requests while intoxicated | ||
** If you're lucky, D will top off your drink for you so you don't have to get up. | ** If you're lucky, D will top off your drink for you so you don't have to get up. | ||
− | *** But approving your own answers while | + | *** But approving your own answers while more intoxicated than usual is frowned on. |
* Setting voodoo dolls of appropriate accuracy on fire, outside, in approved fire locations, in accordance with state and local regulations, as long as it's not filmed for the internet. | * Setting voodoo dolls of appropriate accuracy on fire, outside, in approved fire locations, in accordance with state and local regulations, as long as it's not filmed for the internet. | ||
[[Category:Jargon]] | [[Category:Jargon]] |
Revision as of 03:28, 28 June 2014
The Book of Wholesome Hobbies That Denise And Mark Have Forbidden Their Staff and Volunteers From Taking Part In
Originates from IRC. (This is ha-ha-only-serious.)
Book of Wholesome Hobbies that are Forbidden
- Getting hit by a bus (essential or non-essential)
- Deleting every single comment that an ex-friend has left in your journal and marking it as spam. (It's the marking it as spam part that's forbidden. Delete to your heart's content.)
- Feeding the trolls.
- Hanging out with that guy who points AK-47s at you.
- Making a large number of completely outlandish suggestions in dw_suggestions for the sole purpose of making the person handling the moderation queue crack up.
- Tossing x-acto knife like it's a pen while bored waiting for things to run http://qdb.dreamwidth.net/dw/258
- Fall over and injure themselves
- Stuff parmesan cheese up their noses
- Turn Random Word hEll into a mutant supervillian (via gamma ray exposure, or any other method)
- Summon Rah like an Elder God: http://qdb.dreamwidth.net/dw/488 and http://qdb.dreamwidth.net/dw/590
- Buying chemical raw materials.
- Playing with chemicals (unless that is part of your Actual Job Description at your Actual Job). http://qdb.dreamwidth.net/dw/516
- Getting gum stuck in your nose hair. http://azurelunatic.dreamwidth.org/6723816.html
- Engaging in knife fights to determine who gets to keep their confusingly similar IRC nick and who must change
- Any sort of knife fight at all
- We probably have a rule about committing while on drugs.
- Doing a burn test on unknown or possibly wool fibers with inadequate ventilation http://qdb.dreamwidth.net/dw/225
- Setting users on fire http://qdb.dreamwidth.net/dw/588
- Attempting to ride a Segway into the library http://misskat.dreamwidth.org/3452087.html
- Throwing things off the hotel balcony
- Buying unwise sparklers
- Spending excessive amounts of money on nail polish
- Stay up past bedtime
- Especially when "staying up past bedtime" will constitute going against a direct order from The Bossen
- Lick the keyboard (even if it is flavored)
- Leaving the balcony in a downward direction
- Absolutely not allowed to take a personal day to kill or otherwise physically harm people who have annoyed you.
- Not on company time either
- Lick cacti
- Eat your co-workers for dinner
- or any other meal
- Setting things (unspecified) on fire
- Taking over any of the organizations on the blacklist, even if they could really use the upgrade in management
Book of Unwholesome Hobbies that are Permitted
- Code tours that make unwary readers spray drinks through their noses.
- Going to the conference without pants
- Having ice cream for breakfast
- Answering Support requests while intoxicated
- If you're lucky, D will top off your drink for you so you don't have to get up.
- But approving your own answers while more intoxicated than usual is frowned on.
- If you're lucky, D will top off your drink for you so you don't have to get up.
- Setting voodoo dolls of appropriate accuracy on fire, outside, in approved fire locations, in accordance with state and local regulations, as long as it's not filmed for the internet.