Thursday, October 26, 2006
jeans day
unless you quit and give 2 weeks notice.
Then jeans day is every day!
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Conversation ending phrases
There are so many 'stop and chats' at the office. You are constantly bumping into people and of course, need to converse. I'm not complaining, just observing. If you have a conversation at the office with someone, there never seems to be a definate end to the conversation. It just seems to fade away. Once it gets to the point where there is a pause, or the topic is exhausted and no other topic is introduced you usually continue on your way back to do your work. But on what note do you leave and create at least a bit of closure. Well, I have been comprising a list of conversation ending phrases that people, me included, say while walking away/ending a conversation at the office.
- .....sounds good
- ....sooooo...... ok
- yup, so, yeah......we'll see then
- ....alright....
- yuuup,
(me) "... so this large women is completely getting off from being tied up and dressed in nothing but a metal sheath while her tits are being electricuted by some chick and a guy is behind her whipping her ass; all in front of a huge crowd of people who are staring while her husband is standing there holding her coat.....crazy eh?"
(someone else) ".... yeah, wow...... alright then"
These are always slow and drawn out. "Yup...... so...... yeah.... we'll see" while slowly walking away. It's probably just me.
Well, I have devised a few more phrases I will use in my last 2 weeks of work to throw people off. Being inappropriate at the office is great. Suggestions are welcomed.
- fuck yeah
- im going for a dump, we will continue this later
- im going to look at porn
- smell my finger. ok see ya
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ok.......
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
factors of immaturity
A funny thing happened during class on Monday. I was writing an ever so exciting note on the board explaining how to do long division of polynomials when my students started giggling. I asked if I was missing something. The one kid goes “look how you wrote ‘factor’”
In my defence, I was stretching across the board, I have writing like a six year old and I was a little tired after a long day at the office. All of these factors (pun intended) contributed to the transformation of the word factor. I clearly wrote ‘fucker’. They are pretty similar words so its not really shocking; just pretty immature. I laughed with them and I think we bonded.
Friday, September 15, 2006
Top Ten Things That Sound Dirty at the Office, But Aren't:
10. I need to whip it out by 5.
9. Mind if I use your laptop.
8. Put it in my box before I leave.
7. If I have to lick one more, I'll gag!!.
6. I want it on my desk, NOW.
5. HMMMMMMMMMM.....I think it's out of fluid.
4. My equipment is so old it takes forever to finish.
3. It's an entry-level position.
2. When do you think you'll be getting off today?
AND #1...
1. It's not fair...I do all the work while he just sits there.Thanks Peder!
Thursday, September 14, 2006
thats not a leg
Check out the excitement on this nice family dog. Nope, that’s not a leg there. So go look under your coffee table now and find the ikea catalogue, you will see that this dogs super huge human penis was sent to every house in North America. Yes this guy got fired.
Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Always in the middle of it

This photo below was just recently sent to me from a friend in Kenya. It was published in the FHI newsletter and forwarded to FHI employees. It was apparantly the best photo they took of the remarkable moment for the birth of their organization in Kenya. As you can see in the forground of the picture, it was also televised. I think you can see me in the background.
Thursday, August 31, 2006
life of a computer guy
some user - "what happened to my laptop? could it be a virus?"Me - "I don't think thats a virus."
some user - "What do you think happened to it?"
innder dialogue - hhhmmmm..... you have an angry german for a son (see earlier blog entry).
me - "the screen was broken"
some user - "can you fix it?"
me - "sure can, you need a new screen"
inner dialogue - My professional opinion? kill your son or no son then seek help. Not the kind offered by the help desk.
My favorite:
pager - "prob#### -> go see so and so, they cannot connect to the network"
inner dialogue - hmm, what could it be.... I will go see what I can do.
Me - "Hi so and so how are you?..... "
inner dialogue - (look at computer, notice bright blue network cable laying unplugged accross the keyboard)
me - "I think I see the problem"
inner dialogue - (its not with the network)
My job is great!
