I’m in trouble again.

[Scary]

I suggest you complain, even with the meaning as walk-in shower it has rather sexual overtones, highly inappropriate for a workplace environment. I should imagine that you felt embarrassed by this, in fact you could call it a kind of harassment on her part.

[hyperD]

When she starts to talk about two girls in her team using the same cup, it would be best to flee the office.

[ThomasSoerensen]

When she starts to talk about two girls in her team using the same cup, it would be best to flee the office.

[HairyArsedBloke]

When she starts to talk about two girls in her team using the same cup, it would be best to flee the office.

They've already done that one.

I've never met nor directly spoken to the woman. She was in on a conference call once last year and that is it. Averaged over a whole month, I may communicate with this client less than once a day.

[xoggoth]

Roman shower. Mmmmm.

PS Where is zeitghost?

[Troll]

It was only moaning about this down the pub later that a friend chimed in with

"high class delicatessen my arse, she means 'Spa'"

It was of course too late then, but would have been superbly witty and cutting and career limiting if thought of and delivered at the time.

Would it have been funnier if you said "Spar" ?

[norrahe]

Would it have been funnier if you said "Spar" ?

Possibly, but her area is so high class the can't pronounce their "r"s

[suityou01]

Possibly, but her area is so high class the can't pronounce their "r"s

Toll, yes. I realised this as I was re-reading.

Norrahe, nice one.