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What a lovely sunny day
Posted: 18 May 2004, 12:50
by markfiend
to be stuck in a boiling hot office.
Why do we do it, folks? Is there anyone in the entire world that actually
likes their job?
Edit to remove one too many actuallys
Posted: 18 May 2004, 12:56
by emilystrange
ummm... NO.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 13:00
by Thrash Harry
I'm pretty happy with my work, at least there's nothing else I could realistically get paid for that would be better. It's just a shame I have to do it 5 days a week instead of just 1 or 2.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 13:04
by RicheyJames
Thrash Harry wrote:I'm pretty happy with my work, at least there's nothing else I could realistically get paid for that would be better. It's just a shame I have to do it 5 days a week instead of just 1 or 2.
<aol> me too </aol>
Posted: 18 May 2004, 13:22
by mh
Me 3. Although I have very good air conditioning
It's soooo gorgeous out, perfect excuse for a lazy afternoon in a nice beer garden with a few ice cold ciders.
Work, bah!
Anyway, I'm gonna hit the hot concrete for an hour or so, and watch the world enjoying itself.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 13:44
by markfiend
Air conditioning? Who he?
Because our office is on the ground floor, we have roll-down steel shutters inside the windows, that warm up nicely in the morning sun and, even when rolled up, act as wonderfully efficient radiators all through the day.
Re: What a lovely sunny day
Posted: 18 May 2004, 13:49
by straylight
[quote="markfiend"]to be stuck in a boiling hot office.
Why do we do it, folks? Is there anyone in the entire world that actually likes their job?
quote]
Because I need the money and for no other reason. I've never liked any job I've had, and incidentally, none of them have ever had air con either, but several have had windows that you are not allowed to open..
Posted: 18 May 2004, 13:59
by emilystrange
goodness me. me and straylight appear to have worked in the same places.
Re: What a lovely sunny day
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:03
by markfiend
straylight wrote:Because I need the money and for no other reason.
Testify!
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:08
by straylight
Can I get a witness?
(Exits pentecostal revivalist meeting mode)
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:09
by emilystrange
all of us
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:15
by markfiend
Where can I get a pair of huge foam hands
a la Kenny Everett as
Brother Lee Love?
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:16
by straylight
Oh yes, I feel the spirit is with us now...
But if I start I won't stop.
I need my faith restored, there must be one of the brothers and sisters on here who actually like what they do rather than just (and only just) being able to stand it?
So I can hope for the same one day?
Thought not.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:24
by emilystrange
you can hope. i am.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:36
by mh
markfiend wrote:Air conditioning? Who he?
It's called pulling health and safety regulations on them. Heh heh heh.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:38
by markfiend
mh wrote:markfiend wrote:Air conditioning? Who he?
It's called pulling health and safety regulations on them. Heh heh heh.
*Hollow laugh*
And my boss would care about that because...?
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:40
by Quiff Boy
markfiend wrote:mh wrote:markfiend wrote:Air conditioning? Who he?
It's called pulling health and safety regulations on them. Heh heh heh.
*Hollow laugh*
And my boss would care about that because...?
hey! nice avatar!
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:41
by markfiend
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:43
by RicheyJames
mh wrote:markfiend wrote:Air conditioning? Who he?
It's called pulling health and safety regulations on them. Heh heh heh.
actually there are
no health and safety regulations relating to high temperatures. there is a legal
minimum temperature for workplaces but no maximum. i consider myself something of an expert having suffered 34c in our (still!) un-air-conditioned office last summer...
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:49
by hallucienate
RicheyJames wrote: i consider myself something of an expert having suffered 34c in our (still!) un-air-conditioned office last summer...
wibble.
that's not suffering, that's a normal summer day!
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:52
by emilystrange
indeed there aren't.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:53
by markfiend
Thanks for the legal advice Richey.
I can envisage the scene:
ME:
We need air-conditioning.
BOSS:
Go f*ck.
ME:
But there's Health And Safety regulations.
BOSS:
I don't care. You're not having air conditioning. It costs a fortune.
[Later]
BOSS:
You said there were health and safety regulations about air conditioning Mark. Well there aren't. You tw@t. Now get back to work and stop whining.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 14:59
by RicheyJames
:shrugs:
i'll just f**k off then shall i?
Posted: 18 May 2004, 15:06
by hallucienate
markfiend wrote:Thanks for the legal advice Richey.
I can envisage the scene:
ME:
We need air-conditioning.
BOSS:
Go f*ck.
ME:
But there's Health And Safety regulations.
BOSS:
I don't care. You're not having air conditioning. It costs a fortune.
[Later]
BOSS:
You said there were health and safety regulations about air conditioning Mark. Well there aren't. You tw@t. Now get back to work and stop whining.
this the same boss with the Lambo?
Posted: 18 May 2004, 15:11
by markfiend
RicheyJames wrote::shrugs:
i'll just **** off then shall i?
I wrote:Thanks for the legal advice Richey.
*shrugs* that
wasn't sarcasm! the Scenario is
if you hadn't said there were no such regulations. Touchy today aren't we?
hallucienate wrote:this the same boss with the Lambo?
Yes. But that's spending money on
himself.