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  • drunkenwildmage
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    Turn the old Sun E450 Server into a kegerator, or Auto-bar.

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  • fireheart
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    Quoth CrappyToHelp View Post
    Laugh when children ask "Can I play with your hose?"


    I am not allowed to walk into the art teachers room and announce that "I have balls!"

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  • CrappyToHelp
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    Laugh when children ask "Can I play with your hose?"

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  • Deevil
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    I'm not allowed to play with stomp rockets...but balloon volleyball in between calls is apparently fine.

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  • DGoddessChardonnay
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    I can't chase folks out the back door with the cane I have stashed beside my desk.

    Nor can I grab 'em by the waist with the curved end of it (like in the vintage Looney Toons cartoons) and yank 'em back inside.

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  • Irving Patrick Freleigh
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    Please try really hard to not let a "Jesus Fuckin' H Christ" slip around your uber-religious co-worker, y'know, the one who always wears long skirts to work.

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  • fireheart
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    I am not allowed to start randomly screaming "SPACESHIP".

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  • catcul
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    At the mental health clinic, when a patient says, "I don't want to be here," I'm not allowed to say, "The only two ways you get to leave are to get well or die."

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  • fireheart
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    Quoth wolfie View Post
    Does the supplied lanyard have a breakaway device? This is a safety measure - if the lanyard gets caught on something, the breakaway will separate with a few pounds of tension, keeping it from strangling the wearer.

    If it doesn't (and I've seen a lot that don't - including those distributed with ID cards at trade shows), then there's an occupational health and safety issue. Wearing the (no-breakaway) company-supplied lanyard instead of your own (with breakaway) is an unsafe practice - and you can't help it if the first breakaway lanyard you were able to find was a rainbow one.
    The company lanyard does have a breakaway device, as does the one that my keys are on (and will soon be replaced as the logos have fallen off).

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  • Kit-Ginevra
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    Quoth fireheart View Post

    ....or replace my work shirt with anything period.
    As in a white shirt with red spots on?

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  • dalesys
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    Quoth NecessaryCatharsis View Post
    I don't think I'm understanding lanyard. The clip on nylon rope with the elastic shock absorber that clips on the harness to stop you from falling to your death. With a break away feature?
    Referring to a strap around the neck for keys, whistles, access/ID cards...
    whackypedia ...
    Keeps your face from following your ID card into the shredder you were leaning over...

    You're thinking of the hillbilly parachute type: opens on impact.

    To me, a lanyard is something to be yanked to fire a cannon...

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  • NecessaryCatharsis
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    I don't think I'm understanding lanyard. The clip on nylon rope with the elastic shock absorber that clips on the harness to stop you from falling to your death. With a break away feature?

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  • wolfie
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    Quoth fireheart View Post
    -Not allowed to replace my lanyard with a rainbow lanyard.
    Does the supplied lanyard have a breakaway device? This is a safety measure - if the lanyard gets caught on something, the breakaway will separate with a few pounds of tension, keeping it from strangling the wearer.

    If it doesn't (and I've seen a lot that don't - including those distributed with ID cards at trade shows), then there's an occupational health and safety issue. Wearing the (no-breakaway) company-supplied lanyard instead of your own (with breakaway) is an unsafe practice - and you can't help it if the first breakaway lanyard you were able to find was a rainbow one.

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  • fireheart
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    New things from the last few weeks of work:

    -Not allowed to open my mouth when in earshot of the boss (he has a gutter mind)
    -Not allowed to bring pets into work.
    -Not allowed to suggest the idea of bringing pets into work.
    -Not allowed to suggest the idea of having an "OSHC" pet.
    -The chickens that several schools have for various reasons, are not the OSHC pets.
    -The chickens are not to be used for cooking.
    -Not allowed to suggest having chickens as pets (this one's legitimate, as we're an "anaphylaxis-friendly" company, no egg products on-site...we're not anal-retentive about this)
    -Not allowed to replace my lanyard with a rainbow lanyard.
    -Not allowed to put "YMCA" on the CD player.
    -Or bring in a CD with "the world's greatest dance mixes" (ie Macarena, YMCA, Nutbush, Gangnam Style etc.)
    -Not allowed to replace my work shirt with one that says "Kiss me I'm Irish"
    ....or replace my work shirt with anything period.
    ....unless bossman approves.

    Not allowed to suggest a dress-up day for fundraising at work. (again, bossman's gutter mind)
    Not allowed to suggest crazy hair day at work.

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  • fireheart
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    Quoth Kit-Ginevra View Post
    Are you allowed to use them in some form of human catapult?Or human skittle alley?

    I have ideas....
    You're evil

    My kindergarten class have enough energy to rival them though!

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