"A particular film"
Cool! My workplace has organised a company outing to see "a particular film"
on thursday afternoon. They're not allowed to tell us what film it is, because
they're doing the same in our head office in Canada too, and they've not
announced it over there yet. Apparently it's some kind of RIM tradition to
block-book most of a cinema whenever a "particular film" comes out.
What a cool company to work for, eh? Before you ask...
http://www.rim.net/careers/search.shtml :-)
To make matters even more amusing, I know that at least 3 of the guys in the
Canadian office have already taken time off work to queue up outside the
cinema for most of last week... In stormtrooper uniforms... but hey, I somehow
doubt they'll mind seeing it twice ;-)
Nick Waterman. Senior Systems Administrator, Research In Motion
mailto:sig@ http://noseynick.com/ http://www.rim.net/
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on thursday afternoon. They're not allowed to tell us what film it is, because
they're doing the same in our head office in Canada too, and they've not
announced it over there yet. Apparently it's some kind of RIM tradition to
block-book most of a cinema whenever a "particular film" comes out.
What a cool company to work for, eh? Before you ask...
http://www.rim.net/careers/search.shtml :-)
To make matters even more amusing, I know that at least 3 of the guys in the
Canadian office have already taken time off work to queue up outside the
cinema for most of last week... In stormtrooper uniforms... but hey, I somehow
doubt they'll mind seeing it twice ;-)
Nick Waterman. Senior Systems Administrator, Research In Motion
mailto:sig@ http://noseynick.com/ http://www.rim.net/
AX25:G7RZQ@#32.GBR.EU #include <stddisclaimer> Team *AMIGA*!
Never violate the Prime Directory! C:\