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We don't talk about it! What's done in the cart, stays in the cart. |
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I was orginally thinking of all those action movies where several goons are surrounding the hero in an elevator but he/she notices and kicks the crap out of them.
Like the die hard movie. |
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OH hey bob, same "freakin shit from you isnt it" says Mike. |
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It would all be taken care of on the elevator. |
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This would be a welcome release from the world where putting your hand on someone's shoulder is grounds for a harrassment suit. |
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I think i'll take the stairs. |
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*Ding*
"Mike! What the hell happened? How did you get a black eye and a bloody nose?" |
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"I pressed the button for the wrong floor." |
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I am not sure. Elevators are such enclosed places. Not much room to maneuver. |
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The number one rule of Elevator Fight Club might prove to be a bit akward if you were on the 10th floor and you had to go down to the 7th floor to make copies only to come back to the 10th floor with blood on your shirt. |
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[NHstud1216], your kung fu must be weak. If you had a ninja relationship like my fiancee' and I do, you would be perfectly comfortable in any space :-) |
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"I think I will take the stairs"
How about a stairwell fight club, thats even better.
What about the rules being posted on the inside of the elevator. Offices in the building would have a sign here on new employee forms. Since no one reads those most of the time some would still be suprised. |
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If you really read the contract, you would understand why your leg is broken. |
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