I don't know...I think she was being very irrational. hahaha. She knew that I only said it because she would blush at the drop of a hat. When she first came to our lab, she was timid, shy, quiet, and embarrassed easily. I corrected that over the course of 5 years. LOL.
Getting off topic, but on of the best ones that I got her with involved an on-site job we were doing. This equipment, when started up, ran through a self test. There was a small display that only gave you a status update with a number and letter. So when you first turned the thing on it would display a "0". Once it passed the first set of diagnostic tests, it would display "1" and so on up the number 5 and then when it was finished and ready to use it would display "A". Sometimes it would fail a test and display "F". This takes a couple of minutes to complete. After I powered it up I was watching the display because we had been having problems with it failing diagnostic test 2 or 3. So when it went to 1 I said, "We have acheived 'oneness.'" After it reached 2 I said, "We have now attained 'twoness.'" I think I did it for 3 as well. But then I didn't do any more. A few minutes later I checked to see if it had finished performing self test. It had and was displaying an "A". I said, "We now have A-ness." This co-worker repeated it after me before realizing what she was saying. She realized it almost as soon as it came out of her mouth and turned 50 shade of red (yeah...you like that, don't you?...haha). Imagine Amy from Little Women saying that...it was about that funny. It was our goal to try to get her to turn red and she did many times. Before she left our lab, we could barely ever get her to turn red...*sniff*...they grow up so quickly!!!