Today is my last day at work, so my co-workers "decorated" my cube

You can just feel the love (and the payback for what I had done to other's cube when they were on vacation )

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• RE: A fond farwell,rabidamoeba, 08:26 AM, Apr-20-07
  • You dont know the half of it ;-),Llevram, 07:56 PM, Apr-20-07
    • RE: You dont know the half of it ;-),rabidamoeba, 03:03 PM, Apr-26-07
      • Now I have more time ...,Llevram, 05:34 PM, Apr-26-07
• Can't you just feel the love??,Marc, 08:57 PM, Apr-26-07
  • Not that I have found ...,Llevram, 04:56 PM, Apr-27-07
• RE: A fond farwell,Lady_Adrexia, 08:58 AM, Apr-28-07
  • RE: A fond farwell,Marc, 11:42 PM, Apr-28-07
    • RE: A fond farwell,Lady_Adrexia, 09:49 PM, Jun-04-07
• RE: A fond farwell,ShadowCrust, 00:23 AM, Jul-12-07
  • RE: A fond farwell,Marc, 07:56 AM, Jul-12-07
  • Too funny,Llevram, 04:33 PM, Jul-12-07

Ahh the Cube Farm... LITERALLY!
Your Co-workers really put a great deal of effort into that, bet the productivity in the office is quite low. Just kidding!
Where is it that your escaping to now, if I may ask?

The night before my last day, when they wanted to do this, I was staying late for an install ... and this one just happened to start 2 hours later than usual So, the deconstruction did not get started until we were done adn out of the building (about 8:00 p.m.) They spent about 2 hours on deconstruction and setup.

The mornign crew came in about 5:30 a.m. to finish up, add the graffiti, and setup my PC in the next "stall (so to speak).

I was touched, by all they did (they had a project manager, setup meetings and everything!). Although the toilet looks real, it is a cardboard construct one of our talented graphics artists whipped up. There was even sound effects .. of a fly buzzing around.

I'll have to get a link up to the other cube we did ... when the new guy went on vacation for his honeymoon. The end result looked like we had filled his cube, to the brim, with packing peanuts

What we actually did was build a cardboard (seems our media of choice) roof and door, so we only had to add a layer of peanuts on the top adn in front of the door. It looked genuine enough to dive into ... which would have landed someone on the chair and boxes supporting the fake roof.

New job is at SureWest.

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Well may I say, good luck to you! Hope the new job doesn't take too much of your free time away. heheh

Cut my commute from an hour (plus or minus) each way, down to 20-25 minutes. Not to mention, it is almost all freeway (20 miles), as opposed to 1/2 surface streets (30 miles) before ... more time, less money spent on gas ... and they just announced new and improved benefits!

I scored all around!

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You are obviously well thought of among your peers Rick.

That is just too cool.

Best of luck in your new digs. Any Wizardry fans there?

Marc

But I did hear a couple guys talking about D&D ... I am sure I can educate them.

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*snickers*

Oh they so had fun...messing with you.

Good luck in the new job...

LAST EDITED ON Apr-28-07 AT 11:44 PM (Pacific)

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>Oh they so had fun...messing with you.

I'm glad to see that they didn't bake him a "theme" cake!

Marc

Ewwwww...no kidding there.

*gagging sounds*

Blessed Be~

If they had only known your geekiness a little better, they would have realized that the cubicle farm is actually just like a dungeon with walls and doors.

They'd have set up random encounters once you enter the office building, with some random drops of equipment (plastic swords, trousers, T-shirts+3, construction helmet), and a sign at your cubicle entrance stating: The evil wizard moves ***out!***

T-shirt +3

LMAO

Clever!!!

Mark

Marc

I will pass that along ...

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