Times are tough. Our office Christmas party was canceled this year. So we went potluck and did it in the office. And then the beer pong broke out.
23 Comments to “D Magazine Xmas Party”
John@ December 11th, 2008 at 5:22 pm
Is that Steve Jobs pouring drinks??
steven@ December 11th, 2008 at 5:24 pm
i heard some wolves dig up natural cannabis plants and get thc in their paws, but i never thought it was true until a wolf was hit by a car in front of my house! i smoked the paws and was six different kinds of ****ed up
@ OneArtDirector: Two art guys lost to two women (from different disciplines). But it came down to the last cup on both sides.
Bob@ December 11th, 2008 at 6:43 pm
If this pic is the best that D Mag can do at Christmastime, might as well lock the doors and cut the lights. That looks like a party at an insurance adjuster’s office. Your claim to present the shiniest, glitziest, most glamorous side of Dallas is obviously a sham. You can put it on your cover, but you can’t produce it around the conference table. I would have expected better from this crew. I guess Schutze is the last glamourous party animal left in Dallas. How sad is that?
Tim@ December 11th, 2008 at 7:28 pm
Is that Christine or a ten year old boy scout?
Merry Christmas!@ December 11th, 2008 at 7:40 pm
I commend D for being a true reflection of what others are going through during this economy locally and around the country! There is nothing wrong with an office party with many taking place all around the metroplex. What is important is that during these tough times there is still an office and employees sticking together with a goal and mission! Good for y’all and plus, glitz is way over rated. I put a higher value on great friends and coworkers any day. Merry Christmas!
Did you all secretly plan this party with Romo & Witten and not tell T.O. about it?
Christopher@ December 11th, 2008 at 8:35 pm
So 2 girls with 1 cup?
Anon@ December 11th, 2008 at 8:39 pm
Bob,
I want to party with your insurance adjuster.
Booger@ December 11th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
Too bad Wick missed out on the fun.
Bring It@ December 11th, 2008 at 8:52 pm
Is that Nancy Nichols or some sort of escapee from Terrell?
bc@ December 11th, 2008 at 10:31 pm
Ok, how is no one responding to Christopher’s genius here. Or was it Tim’s set up?
So what kind of rules are we playing? Unlimited re-racks, or lots of strategy?
MIssing Dots@ December 11th, 2008 at 10:56 pm
I see my next stalking charge and she’s wearing navy blue.
Davie Dave@ December 12th, 2008 at 7:08 am
Are you guys hiring? An office party, at the office, with beer???? How 1970’s.
Eric Celeste@ December 12th, 2008 at 8:13 am
Let me be clear: the boring people (Tim included) left by 6:30. A core of about 15 of us stayed until much later, finished off the available booze, listened to good tunes, had cartwheel races and push-up contests, got slapped in the face by the staff photographer, and had our fortunes read to us. We also played seven minutes in heaven. Wait, I’m confusing it with last week’s episode of 30 Rock. No 7MiH. But everything else.
Oh, and for those staffers who were gone and didn’t hear the good news: Congratulations, Lindsay Thomas! No wonder you didn’t stay and drink.
UPDATE: Hey, folks, I was congratulating Lindsay for getting back on her workout routine. You guys have a wild imagination.
Kelly@ December 12th, 2008 at 8:56 am
I work in an insurance adjusters office, and out party will be at Al’s. Everyone HAS to have insurance no matter what, it’s the last thing to go. Don’t be bitter. Personally taking the cash and getting sloshed on Pabst sounds like more fun!
Daniel@ December 12th, 2008 at 9:17 am
Is that Ann Coulter, Getty Lee or Marty Cortland?
mm@ December 12th, 2008 at 9:59 am
Unfortunately, Kelly is right. The insurance companies will continue to rack up exhorbitant profits, and party at Al’s, no matter how bad the rest of us are suffering.
I want more pics!!!! Especially from that sassy, slapping staff photographer! NN- is that a PETCO sweatshirt you are wearing?
Way to go, Kelly!@ December 12th, 2008 at 12:41 pm
Kelly, yes, it is pretty sad when Americans overpay all year for insurance and the insurance companies squander it away with not a care in the world for screwing people out of money year round. Enjoy your party.
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Is that Steve Jobs pouring drinks??
i heard some wolves dig up natural cannabis plants and get thc in their paws, but i never thought it was true until a wolf was hit by a car in front of my house! i smoked the paws and was six different kinds of ****ed up
Who won at beer pong? By won, I mean drank less.
@ OneArtDirector: Two art guys lost to two women (from different disciplines). But it came down to the last cup on both sides.
If this pic is the best that D Mag can do at Christmastime, might as well lock the doors and cut the lights. That looks like a party at an insurance adjuster’s office. Your claim to present the shiniest, glitziest, most glamorous side of Dallas is obviously a sham. You can put it on your cover, but you can’t produce it around the conference table. I would have expected better from this crew. I guess Schutze is the last glamourous party animal left in Dallas. How sad is that?
Is that Christine or a ten year old boy scout?
I commend D for being a true reflection of what others are going through during this economy locally and around the country! There is nothing wrong with an office party with many taking place all around the metroplex. What is important is that during these tough times there is still an office and employees sticking together with a goal and mission! Good for y’all and plus, glitz is way over rated. I put a higher value on great friends and coworkers any day. Merry Christmas!
Did you all secretly plan this party with Romo & Witten and not tell T.O. about it?
So 2 girls with 1 cup?
Bob,
I want to party with your insurance adjuster.
Too bad Wick missed out on the fun.
Is that Nancy Nichols or some sort of escapee from Terrell?
Ok, how is no one responding to Christopher’s genius here. Or was it Tim’s set up?
So what kind of rules are we playing? Unlimited re-racks, or lots of strategy?
I see my next stalking charge and she’s wearing navy blue.
Are you guys hiring? An office party, at the office, with beer???? How 1970’s.
Let me be clear: the boring people (Tim included) left by 6:30. A core of about 15 of us stayed until much later, finished off the available booze, listened to good tunes, had cartwheel races and push-up contests, got slapped in the face by the staff photographer, and had our fortunes read to us. We also played seven minutes in heaven. Wait, I’m confusing it with last week’s episode of 30 Rock. No 7MiH. But everything else.
Oh, and for those staffers who were gone and didn’t hear the good news: Congratulations, Lindsay Thomas! No wonder you didn’t stay and drink.
UPDATE: Hey, folks, I was congratulating Lindsay for getting back on her workout routine. You guys have a wild imagination.
I work in an insurance adjusters office, and out party will be at Al’s. Everyone HAS to have insurance no matter what, it’s the last thing to go. Don’t be bitter. Personally taking the cash and getting sloshed on Pabst sounds like more fun!
Is that Ann Coulter, Getty Lee or Marty Cortland?
Unfortunately, Kelly is right. The insurance companies will continue to rack up exhorbitant profits, and party at Al’s, no matter how bad the rest of us are suffering.
Sorry, I guess you said NOT to be bitter.
I want more pics!!!! Especially from that sassy, slapping staff photographer! NN- is that a PETCO sweatshirt you are wearing?
Kelly, yes, it is pretty sad when Americans overpay all year for insurance and the insurance companies squander it away with not a care in the world for screwing people out of money year round. Enjoy your party.
wah wah! more pics!
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