Company policy against dating

[MisterAsianLover]

Many companies I have worked for have a company policy against dating at the workplace.

Well, I don't agree with that. I have worked with sons, brothers and sisters of 'higher-ups' and no one bats-an-eye. So, I don't see the problem with asking a co-worker out and trying to start a relatonship.

I asked my co-worker out today and she accepted. We have a date for tomorrow evening. She is stunning - beautiful Indian girl.

I am going to take her to a Chinese restuarant in North York. She likes Chinese food and I want to take a nice drive with her, hence the trip to eat in North York.

Anyways, if your company has a policy against dating co-workers, I say 'screw it' and do it anyways.

Never had sex with an Indian girl (that I can remember), so I am looking forward to it.

 

[MisterAsianLover]

Sorry, I just remembered. I banged an Indian prostitute in Brampton, but it wasn't memorable, so I won't count it.

 

[MisterAsianLover]

 

[MisterAsianLover]

I told her I wanted her to dance for me after dinner (at my place), so we made a trade:

She will dance to Milli Vanilli for me if I dance to Vanilla Ice for her. So, I am practising tonight, trying to dance like Vanilla Ice did in this video:

 

[Andy_for_pay]

push or pull? :-Cool/"

 

[VivaLV]

They can legally fire you if you signed a contract and they find out.

 

[MisterAsianLover]

They can legally fire you if you signed a contract and they find out.

I have been fired more times than you think.

Finding a sales job is easy.

No problem in that regard.

 

[thesun]

I have done it many times. It is an old rule rarely enforced unless you went out of your way to assault her. There's nothing wrong with two consenting adults willing to meet after work hours.

 

[Tyrell]

Banks never allow this practice for obvious reasons.

 

[RayFinkel]

Never dip your pen in the company ink.