this will get me that award, along with those chocolates.
Now I admit he's really funny. In his first post of this thread, it says he's off, but in the 5th post he's on. I mean in the same page I'm viewing now, he's on and off at the same time. (I know why it's happened)laminatedevildoll said:
If you can catch them both at once, why not just swap their brains and see what happens?Bladibla said:
Why quote when you can just highlight it? Quoting sort of implies that you've said something worth quoting.yomamma said:
I think yomamma and Lisa! should have an arranged marriage. :)Bladibla said:
Hmmm... I guess I don't remember it.Pengwuino said:
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When I told you your method for getting the ribbon is funny, that means I've seen that!yomamma said:
It is highly unlikely that a simple apology and chocolates would be enough to win you an award. Awards are typically given for outstanding achievements or contributions, not for a gesture of apology.
There may be rare cases where a combination of apology and chocolates has helped someone win an award, but this would likely only be in situations where the apology was accompanied by significant efforts or actions that led to the award.
While apologizing and giving chocolates can be a nice gesture, it is not a crucial factor in winning an award. The focus should be on your accomplishments and contributions, rather than a token of apology.
Winning an award often involves a combination of hard work, expertise, innovation, and making a positive impact. It also helps to have a strong support network and connections within the industry or field you are working in.
While it is always important to apologize for any mistakes or wrongdoings, it may not be necessary or appropriate to give chocolates specifically when trying to win an award. It is more important to focus on showcasing your achievements and qualifications for the award.