Red Mosquito

Bammer wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:The trick is to take a nice walk on your lunch break

Yeah, I go for 2-3 walks a day when working from home. Usually try to break up work with laundry/dishes/small chores too.

Laundry, dishes, walks (and Sportscenter) are the exact reasons I can’t get any work done working from home.

I am usually more productive at home than in the office. Also, you still watch Sportscenter?

Bammer wrote:What’s propping it up on the far end?

there are two braces not pictured providing more support than jorge is to his friends

Jorge wrote:Some friends are going through a bad breakup and it's wreaking havoc across various intricately inter-connected social circles. I'm probably coming off as aloof for not engaging but it is so much drama and it is so annoying

thats the right approach. People can be tiresome with their little dramas

Jorge gets his drama from RM

we are much closer to him than those other guys for sure

Peeps wrote:this was behind the shopping center near me

if i still had my 79 pea-green chevette id have given it a try (probably not)

Man. A real life Dukes of Hazzard moment.

my firm moved offices today, and it's pretty chaotic. everything is so streamlined and spartan, and it's hard to get used to (although the overhead lights in the offices dim, so that's good). and people are freaking out that there are no dividers between the urinals and that there's a relative lack of quality restaurant options in this part of the loop. i'm guessing that this is going to finally send some of the older attorneys over the edge. good riddance.

is it closer to a hospital so you don't have drive behind ambulances?

Oh snap.

your words are hurtful doug

yeah yeah, anyway...I hope your new desk has a nice drawer..

VinylGuy wrote:
Im wondering for those who work at home if its more exhausting sometimes because you are home all day.

I work from home full time, and I certainly get cabin fever at times. Sometimes I’ll go work at a coffee shop, a brewery, or the library just to get a change of scenery and frame of mind.

bodysnatcher wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:
Im wondering for those who work at home if its more exhausting sometimes because you are home all day.

I work from home full time, and I certainly get cabin fever at times. Sometimes I’ll go work at a coffee shop, a brewery, or the library just to get a change of scenery and frame of mind.

I get that. I have to go in one day a week, but occasionally I’ll come in other days. I’ve thought about going somewhere in public before, but never pulled the trigger.

Trying to get in one last workout before going under the knife, but my daughters have gotten up stupid early and won't stop asking non-stop questions, so there goes that

damn you rangi daughters leave the man alone

I've logged in about 5 times today and get logged out about 45 seconds later

saw this guy this morning

Peeps wrote:saw this guy this morning

can't really wrap my head around that one.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Bammer wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:The trick is to take a nice walk on your lunch break

Yeah, I go for 2-3 walks a day when working from home. Usually try to break up work with laundry/dishes/small chores too.

Laundry, dishes, walks (and Sportscenter) are the exact reasons I can’t get any work done working from home.

I am usually more productive at home than in the office. Also, you still watch Sportscenter?

Damn right