Made me think of PoA...

I am such a germaphobe.... I buy the stuff in 55 gallon drums.

Only kills 99.99 percent of germs..... OMG that means .01% is getting through..!!!!! I am doomed.....doomed I tell ya..!!! :yikes:
 
I grew up around animals, dairys, and played near a ses pool. I don't need none of that!
 
Even funnier, it was on the counter in the men's room at work. Right next to, you know, a whole sink and real soap and what not.

I guess someone decided washing hands is too bothersome and someone else found a solution for them. I dunno.
 
Zeldman said:
I would never touch a bottle of Germ-X I found in a public bathroom.....:lol:
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I washed my hands afterward. And before. Haha.

I should get a photo of the handwritten sign above the urinal that says to only flush it once because it drains slowly. Because you know, a quick handwritten sign is way better and cheaper than just calling a plumber to fix the damned thing.

Once in a while you see someone coming out you know stood there, and when you walk in, you notice a lake sized puddle in front of the thing.

I just walk to the other restroom when I see that. But like most offices, I wouldn't recommend lying down or sitting down on the carpet anywhere in the building for any reason, really.

70 or so people, four toilets, two per gender, taco bar "team building" day... what could possibly go wrong? LOL.

My appreciation for Working from Home continues to rise over time. Plus nobody knows I'm taking the conference call in my boxer shorts and bathrobe. It's a wonderful thing, really.

The only bad part is if I don't feel like cooking, the lunch options are sparse. Well there's a few but they're all a minimum of 12 miles away, one-way. But coffee and a cold cut sandwich is satisfying enough and a heck of a lot cheaper on the budget than fast food or a sit down place.

Plus if I feel real saucy, I can always make some
Mac and Cheese around 3 in the afternoon. Or if I'm feeling particularly tempted, ramen. Hahaha.

And there's never a lake of pee in front of my toilet. Go figure. :)
 
You should open the bottle and just dump it on the door handle, the sink faucet and the paper towel dispenser. Then refill it with soap, this will force them to wash their hands afterwards.
 
Zeldman said:
Only kills 99.99 percent of germs..... OMG that means .01% is getting through..!!!!! I am doomed.....doomed I tell ya..!!! :yikes:
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Yeah, but that 0.01% are the tough buggers that are hard to kill. Then they reproduce, leaving their kin that are also tough to kill. . . .
 
denverpilot said:
I washed my hands afterward. And before. Haha.

I should get a photo of the handwritten sign above the urinal that says to only flush it once because it drains slowly. Because you know, a quick handwritten sign is way better and cheaper than just calling a plumber to fix the damned thing.

Once in a while you see someone coming out you know stood there, and when you walk in, you notice a lake sized puddle in front of the thing.

I just walk to the other restroom when I see that. But like most offices, I wouldn't recommend lying down or sitting down on the carpet anywhere in the building for any reason, really.

70 or so people, four toilets, two per gender, taco bar "team building" day... what could possibly go wrong? LOL.

My appreciation for Working from Home continues to rise over time. Plus nobody knows I'm taking the conference call in my boxer shorts and bathrobe. It's a wonderful thing, really.

The only bad part is if I don't feel like cooking, the lunch options are sparse. Well there's a few but they're all a minimum of 12 miles away, one-way. But coffee and a cold cut sandwich is satisfying enough and a heck of a lot cheaper on the budget than fast food or a sit down place.

Plus if I feel real saucy, I can always make some
Mac and Cheese around 3 in the afternoon. Or if I'm feeling particularly tempted, ramen. Hahaha.

And there's never a lake of pee in front of my toilet. Go figure. :)
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Aaggghhhhh! I had a visual. "What you are wearing" needs to be banned from POA.
 
denverpilot said:
My appreciation for Working from Home continues to rise over time. Plus nobody knows I'm taking the conference call in my boxer shorts and bathrobe. It's a wonderful thing, really.
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Don't forget to turn the camera off for BlueJeans or WebEx or whatever your favorite teleconferencing software is. Or your coworkers may confirm some of their suspicions.
 
Howard Hughes probably would have LOVED that stuff! (I just finished watching The Aviator.)
 
Palmpilot said:
Howard Hughes probably would have LOVED that stuff! (I just finished watching The Aviator.)
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Yeah, and he kept a sizable collection of his own urine in mason jars or something, so no lake of pee issues.:):) Pilot habits die hard, I guess!

Pretty good movie, and this, coming from a guy who's not a huge DiCaprio fan.
 
SoCal RV Flyer said:
Yeah, and he kept a sizable collection of his own urine in mason jars or something, so no lake of pee issues.:):)
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They looked to me like the milk bottles he was always drinking from.
 
MAKG1 said:
Don't forget to turn the camera off for BlueJeans or WebEx or whatever your favorite teleconferencing software is. Or your coworkers may confirm some of their suspicions.
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Wow. Cool that you mentioned BlueJeans... a good friend is one of their second string of founding staff. They're doing really well.

WebEx chased me a bit trying to hire me, but that was before the Cisco buyout and they were downright weird back then. I chickened out. We sold them gear and their crazy Unix guys did some very interesting magic to get the bulk portions of their audio conferences done on our gear before the days of the generic IP MCUs.

In fact they bought those from Cisco, so that's how Big C "discovered" the company.

They were in an abandoned mall in Westminster, CO for their first operational site. Right next door to the third Denver data center I was involved with and about three miles from the conferencing company.

Glad they did well. Rumors were that some folks there really hit the jackpot the day Cisco came calling.

But anyway... BlueJeans! Cool! Robb would be proud I saw a random reference to them!
 
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