Men and flowers

Originally Posted by plowsie

Can you even find the courage to give em to a bird jeez i forgot you're scared to talk to them

EDIT: Aimed at Kinvig

um, there's a girl that regularily gets flowers from the expensive florist, she gets really "down" quite a bit & they perk her up a bit. But alas she is only a friend - despite the odd request from me for more.


It's just girls that wesr hi-vis jackets & hard hats that I struggle with.

Originally Posted by Kinvig

It's just girls that wesr hi-vis jackets & hard hats that I struggle with.

Owwwww Come to Papa *sticks arms out for a comfort hug*

Originally Posted by Ed

Grateful male client has delivered a bunch to me. I believe - but don't know for certain - that he is straight: there could be some doubt about it but 'are you gay?' is not the sort of thing I ask clients.

Rest of office thinks this is all highly out of order. I don't, I think it's a nice thing to do.

They were definitely just for you? Maybe it seemed reasonable to him as a gift to the whole office.

Ed,

You could have got the answer you sought if when receiving said boquet, you had simply said..."how nice,makes a pleasant change as my other clients normally bring me a nice bottle of Scotch."

Maybe he would have given an idea as to why flowers.

Failing that it could be that you have given off altogether the wrong signals and he wants a piece of your firm but beautifully proportioned a*s. You better deal with it!

seems a bit strange. but im sure it was meant as a nice gesture.

Y'all got me wondering now!!

Gay.

Not that there's anything wrong with that. Not at all.

Must be a vegan offering. Soup ingredients!








*runs*



*damn, just realised Ed runs faster than me!*

Next time your admirer calls in to the office to discuss "legal matters" Ed it might be an idea to have the photographs of your good lady and daughter more prominently displayed. Then again he might see that as a more interesting challenge. To try to turn you around,(oops pardon the pun!)

If it's a purely platonic gesture, then although slightly odd, not a problem in itself. If however, your client may have mis-understood you, then it needs nipping in the bud.