Foo - No snow days @ Cotsis CAD

We're working here today you J. Lunchpail socialist civil servant featherbed friggin losers. Me here at Cotsis CAD World Headquarters, my assistant Larry @ his house with his crankyass cat Baxter growling at him from across the room.

Blizzard my ass.

Just sayin'.

Use snowshoes or borrow/rent a snowmobile to make it to work if you must. I've still got class today.

What if the electricity goes out? Will you carry on with pad and pencil by candlelight?

Hey we're working here too. So What! :innocent:

We're working here today

I'm off. Your boss must suck. Tell him/her I said so. :)

What if the electricity goes out? Will you carry on with pad and pencil by candlelight?

At least we have electricity here Gomer.

Indoor plumbing too.

At least we have electricity here Gomer.

Indoor plumbing too.

a battery powered sex toy and a tin pail in the corner do not count as electricity and indoor plumbing, just saying.

We're working here today you J. Lunchpail socialist civil servant featherbed friggin losers. Me here at Cotsis CAD World Headquarters, my assistant Larry @ his house with his crankyass cat Baxter growling at him from across the room.

Blizzard my ass.

Just sayin'.

We have a saying in our household when something is either well put, true or just plain funny ... "beautiful, just effing beautiful". You know what pcad, that phrase fits your posting perfectly. Thank you for the laugh. It's been a very trying day for me.

Hey Holly,

Wasn't my post also funny?

At least we have electricity here Gomer.

Indoor plumbing too.

I just gave this thread a *-star rating because of this comment.

the commute from your bedroom down to your office must be a *****.

the commute from your bedroom down to your office must be a *****.

how much you wanna bet he does it in CF soled Cervelo house slippers and full kit?

how much you wanna bet he does it in CF soled Cervelo house slippers and full kit?

Or that he has a power meter attached to his pedometer for the walk down the hall?

And then of course there is the recovery walk to the bathroom.

And then of course there is the recovery walk to the bathroom.
weight savings?

commuting from home to home means no excuse for turning up late. the traffic was terrible.

the more important question is are you riding outside in the snow or indoors on a trainer. not whether you are "working" or not.

At least we have electricity here Gomer.

Indoor plumbing too.

Didn't you know Velo? pcad has a fission reactor under his house. Power is not an issue.

commuting from home to home means no excuse for turning up late. the traffic was terrible.

Sam and Pcadette were bottlenecking the Pcad Memorial Causeway at the merge with HTFU Blvd again?

Didn't you know Velo? pcad has a fission reactor under his house. Power is not an issue.

I heard he got it wholesale from FissionReactorsDirect..................

I heard he got it wholesale from FissionReactorsDirect..................

Actually, I think there's some company - may be Japanese - that's offering modular small nuke reactors about the size of a large garden shed that will power 25,000 homes. You only need to refuel it every 10 years, and you can bury it in the dirt in the backyard. That's on my want list.

Actually, I think there's some company - may be Japanese - that's offering modular small nuke reactors about the size of a large garden shed that will power 25,000 homes. You only need to refuel it every 10 years, and you can bury it in the dirt in the backyard. That's on my want list.
might have to go in the front yard, don't most people have their fallout shelter in back?

Actually, I think there's some company - may be Japanese - that's offering modular small nuke reactors about the size of a large garden shed that will power 25,000 homes. You only need to refuel it every 10 years, and you can bury it in the dirt in the backyard. That's on my want list.

do they make one that goes to 11?

Actually, I think there's some company - may be Japanese - that's offering modular small nuke reactors about the size of a large garden shed that will power 25,000 homes. You only need to refuel it every 10 years, and you can bury it in the dirt in the backyard. That's on my want list.


i think i saw it on ebay. listed right after the ambulance.

i think i saw it on ebay. listed right after the ambulance.

All I saw were your old remote control cars. You are selling your ambulance and your fission reactor too?

We're working here today you J. Lunchpail socialist civil servant featherbed friggin losers. Me here at Cotsis CAD World Headquarters, my assistant Larry @ his house with his crankyass cat Baxter growling at him from across the room.

Blizzard my ass.

Just sayin'.

Larry???
I think I may know him;
Does he have a brother "Darryl", and another brother named "Darryl"?:lol:

the commute from your bedroom down to your office must be a *****.

It's easier than it sounds.

Incorrect....he harnessed hot air as an energy source. ;) He's got an unlimited supply of that. :D


Didn't you know Velo? pcad has a fission reactor under his house. Power is not an issue.

In an unprecedented move, my company is still shut down today.

Incorrect....he harnessed hot air as an energy source. ;) He's got an unlimited supply of that. :D

Have you ever considered how different life would have been on Mt Doom,
had the Internet not been invented to enable Pcad to vent to an audience?
I'll bet he would be devising ways to lure the neighborhood kids onto his lawn,
just for the satisfaction of chasing them off.:lol:

Have you ever considered how different life would have been on Mt Doom,
had the Internet not been invented to enable Pcad to vent to an audience?
I'll bet he would be devising ways to lure the neighborhood kids onto his lawn,
just for the satisfaction of chasing them off.:lol:

So you're assuming he does not do this now?

I'm just glad he's a good sport!

Looks like I'll be joining you Johnny Lunchpails tomorrow, my 6 day weekend has come to an end (http://primewriter.com/news-1246-headlines/?p=3833) with only a 2 hour delay tomorrow. At least Monday's a holiday.

I've spent the better part of three days 'snowed in' with a friend, who was 'snowed in' at my place over the weekend. God bless the snow. Also, god bless whiskey, red wine, and good food.

I'm just glad he's a good sport!

Agreed.

Back when I had a J O B, we only had 3 choices for a "snow day" -
1. Go to work.
2. Take a vacation day.
3. Take a day without pay only if no vacation is available.

They sent everyone here home that day, except for essential peronnel. Guess who's essential? :(

We're working here today you J. Lunchpail socialist civil servant featherbed friggin losers.


I am PROUD to resemble that remark. I look forward to a roomful of teenagers for Tuesday.

We got the outlook for the workflow for the next quarter from our big client. We're going to be very busy.

That family trip to Greece is looking more likely. The bicycle goes with me (always does).