Yeap poacher not preacher and ain' t funny(well not really) that it seem all to often to be the way. Web, I too have run across the same individuals and how they preach ethic or this way only to turn and take the other road they have supposedly so hardly fought against.[:@]! My take is these people talk the line only so that they somehow feel better about their actions, they gets so wraped up in the BS that they actually might believe they didn' t do or act in a certain way...just guilt and BS. Either way you should feel free to give her the what for, after all it wasn' t you who did wrong this past weekend. Give her something to chew on, I know you work with her and it can make thing uncomfortable but let me ask you after hearing the story " How did you feel????" Do you really think she thought about that before blabing about her weekend??? I would tell her I didn' t agree or enjoy that story and question her about her how much she believes in her ethics stance...obviously walking the walking is missing and she is just talking the talk, she needs to realize people ain' t buying it and she needs to either back up the talk or just learn to shut her trap...either way you' ll be a WINNER[:-]