the latest indignity

[mewelke]

No toilets at work today.

[Taxman]

I think earlier this week there was no water at one of the NBA arenas. Not only were there no toilets, but after playing an hour of basketball, these guys had to put their huge sweaty bodies back into their $5,000 custom taylored suits.

[mewelke]

Plumbing finally fixed, which is good. Those things were getting pretty whiffy.

Yesterday wasn't so bad, sort of reminded me of the open air urinals near the rld in Amsterdam. At least I think those were urinals...I was sort of loaded.

[mewelke]

Today the heat is on, and is on high. The office is like a sauna. A few moments ago we started to notice a stench. The theory is that something has died in the vent, and with the office turning into a Petri dish with the heat, we're just now noticing it.

At what point does one conclude that the office is not a place of buisness but is in fact an elaborate sociology experiment designed to see just what people will put up with?

[Taxman]

Today the heat is on, and is on high. The office is like a sauna. A few moments ago we started to notice a stench. The theory is that something has died in the vent, and with the office turning into a Petri dish with the heat, we're just now noticing it.

At what point does one conclude that the office is not a place of buisness but is in fact an elaborate sociology experiment designed to see just what people will put up with?You bring back such found memories of my days of working for the Fed.

[Brian Reed]

Today the heat is on, and is on high. The office is like a sauna. A few moments ago we started to notice a stench. The theory is that something has died in the vent, and with the office turning into a Petri dish with the heat, we're just now noticing it.

At what point does one conclude that the office is not a place of buisness but is in fact an elaborate sociology experiment designed to see just what people will put up with?

Ahhh yes, the Gilligan Project. Lucky for you, you got the Office version and not the Island version.

[mewelke]

Ahhh yes, the Gilligan Project. Lucky for you, you got the Office version and not the Island version.

The only advantage I see is that I get to go home at the end of the day...till September at least. September may begin a year long crunch.

[Brian Reed]

Coconuts are a diuretic.

[mewelke]

Coconuts are a diuretic.

So is half of my diet apparently. Besides, I'm management in the office, translation to island would clearly mean named character. No random death for me, if I go it will be important...for a few episodes at least, then I'll be forgotten.

[Brian Reed]

If you're on the Island, make sure you know how to do scientific things.

That way, you get to bang Mary Ann.