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Stoner/DOOM Bassists Part 83: WHAT YEAR IS IT?

#101
Samsquanch1972 said:
I think winter dust and dander indoor allergies makes a zombie out of a lot of people. I don't care how many hours of rest I get this time of year, I wake up feeling like I never slept a wink with eyes full of allergy sleepers lol.
You would be good in a Zombie Apocolypse as you keep your cool apparently lol
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I like to think that's true. I read a lot of crazy survivalist magazines, can forage all kinds of wild edibles, catch fish, hunt if I need to, good at gardening/farming, can handle a firearm, and have a country bug-out property to head to when the **** hits the fan.

"I live in a shack and poop in an outhouse. Let the grid go down lord, I don't need it."
 
#103
The_Janitor said:
I like to think that's true. I read a lot of crazy survivalist magazines, can forage all kinds of wild edibles, catch fish, hunt if I need to, good at gardening/farming, can handle a firearm, and have a country bug-out property to head to when the **** hits the fan.

"I live in a shack and poop in an outhouse. Let the grid go down lord, I don't need it."
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Grew up hunting and fishing, was in the Army NG in a combat based unit(artillery) so good with weapons and being in the field, but I still need the foraging skills if shite went south. I would have an easier time finding a magic mushroom than one I could get sustenance from lol. I probably have to snipe and the raid the stores of the clever guys lol.
 
#105
CL400Peavey said:
Nothing was going to go on at work today. Decided I was just going to answer emails from home. Then I decided that my apartment sucks, so I drove up to the lake for the day.

Much better view.

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Pretty!!! 45 minutes to go and my day is done, Guv'Nor gave us an extra half day off for New Years! Go for an allergy shot then pickup Micah Chicken Neck at his Memaw and Papaw's and think we will go get our fat bastard on with bacon pizza and french fries, too bad he isn't old enough to drink lol
 
#113
Is it just me or is it weird to keep bringing friends in to your workplace to show them around? I'm not talking somewhere causal, or a retail establishment. Visitors need to sign in, then be escorted around the employee area which is behind locked doors. One guy in the office keeps doing it and I have no idea why. No one else does that.
 
#115
The_Janitor said:
Is it just me or is it weird to keep bringing friends in to your workplace to show them around? I'm not talking somewhere causal, or a retail establishment. Visitors need to sign in, then be escorted around the employee area which is behind locked doors. One guy in the office keeps doing it and I have no idea why. No one else does that.
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Friends at the workplace is not ok (at least in a professional office setting). All of the places I've worked at for the past 15 years have been pretty high security and have multiple laws protecting people's information. We have quarterly meetings with our privacy and fraud departments and they keep saying the #1 threat to national security is... drum roll please... camera phones :p.

All it takes is some dumbass to snap a picture of something they're not supposed to and let the firings begin. Not worth the risk anywhere really.
 
#117
CL400Peavey said:
Nothing was going to go on at work today. Decided I was just going to answer emails from home. Then I decided that my apartment sucks, so I drove up to the lake for the day.

Much better view.

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Nice. It's freakin' 43 degrees here, and it's been raining for a week and a half. I WANT MY WINTER! NOW!

Oh, and happy New year, all ya inbred sons of so and so!
 
#118
Jason Hall said:
Friends at the workplace is not ok (at least in a professional office setting). All of the places I've worked at for the past 15 years have been pretty high security and have multiple laws protecting people's information. We have quarterly meetings with our privacy and fraud departments and they keep saying the #1 threat to national security is... drum roll please... camera phones :p.

All it takes is some dumbass to snap a picture of something they're not supposed to and let the firings begin. Not worth the risk anywhere really.
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Yeah, it's a professional office. There's no stated policy against it, but it's just not a good idea. I don't understand why anyone would want to visit someone's office in the first place.
 

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