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Question by Mr. Lizard: Should an "open door policy" at work also apply to the bathroom? I want to ask my boss to look over something, but he is in a stall in the mens room. Should I let myself in and set the report on his lap? Best answer for Should an "open door policy" at work also apply to the bathroom?:
Answer by Seth
ROFL! Best question ever.
Answer by mystery
Do you have another job lined up?
Answer by Kiki
if you don't mind being fired =P
Answer by Louie Liverlips
Just stand outside the stall door and read it aloud to him.
Answer by J.O-Blaze
i think not...It's a open door pants up policy.
Answer by Secret Asian Man
sure, and open legs too.
Answer by Mopery Sharper
I think it depends on how well he handles multitasking. I personally use that time to catch up on my reading.
Answer by clavie
At least if he doesn't like it, he won't have to worry about running out of paper!!!
Answer by CJA
Depends. If you "belong" in the men's room, you can try it. If the boss is ultra-conservative, he'll fire you for infringing on his "private moment". End of that notion! Now if your boss is ultra-liberal and open minded, he might scoot over and ask you to "join him" while you two go over the "report" and perhaps he might even "check you out"! I think you need psychiatric help badly!
Answer by wirestrike2002
Current ettiquette requires all bathroom meettings to include powerpoint presentations and a high fiber refreshment. Wet naps would be a nice touch. Perhaps an air freshener.
Answer by Bestest Mommy In The World!
if he is a good boss, he will appreciate this because he should be able to multi-task.
Answer by Sydney
Excellent idea. It will save him a step too if he thinks the report is crap.
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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan fired up a rally of the faithful Thursday in Virginia, where polls for Romney and GOP Senate nominee George Allen have been dragging. But Mr. Romney's unexpected star turn in Wednesday's debate could change that, if undecided voters get on board, too.Â
Fishersville and Mt. Jackson, Va.
Mitt Romney’s debate performance in Denver fired up the party faithful in central Virginia on Thursday, his first public campaign stop after dueling with President Obama in Colorado on Wednesday night.
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While political analysts say Mr. Romney’s debate showing could help him gain ground in the Old Dominion, several uncommitted voters the Monitor spoke with Thursday remained up in the air.
But Romney partisans, there can be no doubt, were fired up in this part of a key battleground state in the presidential race.
“Did you hear about the debate last night?†said Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R) of Virginia, an invocation that brought resounding applause at a Fishersville, Va., rally that was part county fair, part political rally, and part country music concert due to an appearance by singer Trace Adkins.
The Romney campaign said more than 5,700 people attended the event, according to published reports. The rally featured miles of snarled traffic beforehand and scores of attendees taking in the event from outside its chain-link perimeter.
With polls showing both Romney and GOP Senate candidate George Allen flagging in recent weeks, several conservatives in the Shenandoah Valley said they were increasingly nervous about the Republican Party’s chances on Election Day going into Wednesday night.
Come Thursday, things were different.
“I’m energized by last night,†said Harvey Almarode, a retired teacher from nearby Stuarts Draft, Va., who said he was previously “skeptical about how the campaign was going.â€
Romney’s combination of aggressively battling Mr. Obama while maintaining a “gentlemanly manner†was “awesome. It really exceeded all my expectations,†he said.
On a night when Romney and running mate Paul Ryan, who was also in attendance, received the endorsement of the National Rifle Association, the former governor of
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