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I’m gonna need you to move you to the basement.

March 5th, 2004 Posted in Domicile, Employment

Welcome to my office.This is my desk.Behold, the G5.

And that’s my new office. Who needs a desk when you have a flatscreen monitor?

The new setup means someone other than my wife would actually be willing to come into my office with me. It’s a new concept called floor space. And sorry Josh, but I don’t owe the added room to “pinch points.”

(if you’re really bored see how many desk toys you can find!)

  1. 4 Responses to “I’m gonna need you to move you to the basement.”

  2. By Steve K. on Mar 5, 2004

    Dude, that is one kick-butt office set-up. I’m especially glad to see your trusty ol’ BGEA mug sitting right there. Faithful ’til the end …

  3. By Fandy Ast on Mar 7, 2004

    That my friend is a sweet set up! Oh yeah and the shelves are cool too.

  4. By JL! on Mar 9, 2004

    Very, very nice. It really affects one’s work to be in a nice setting with nice equipment, doesn’t it?

  5. By JL! (likes to think about room layout) on Mar 9, 2004

    You know… after further inspection (these are loafers?) I think that you might actually have a subtle pinch point right at the door. Your shelving along the wall does come quite close to the door from what I think those pictures are implying. Hard to tell… maybe that’s semi-pinch. Quasi-pinch. The Diet Coke of Pinch.

    Still, it seems you truly owe the extra room to “lofting theory.” You’ve moved your stuff upwards and crowded the ceiling a bit more so the floor is more free.

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