quixie
1. any job or project performed on company time, but unrelated to one’s actual job, that may or may not require use of company resources.
when mr. chesler found the list of rules for fight club in the copy machine, he knew that his employee, played by edward norton, had been pulling a quixie.
any job or project performed on company time, but unrelated to one’s actual job, that may or may not require use of company resources.
when the boss found a list of rules for fight club in the copy machine, he knew that his employee had been pulling a quixie.
any job or project performed on company time, but unrelated to one’s actual job, that may or may not require use of company resources.
when the boss found a list of rules for fight club in the copy machine, he knew that his employee had been pulling a quixie.
the loveliest man in the whole world,wise,cute,handsome,educated and well read,sweeeeeet,a fantastic musician and painter ,unique ,tranquil and kind hearted
oh boy i love him sooo much
quixie drives me crazy man!!!!
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