Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Yep, she was adjusting the brakes on her sisters 15 speed mountain bike. -

I have no idea of why she was chewing on that guard, she was supposed to be putting it on the bicycle -


humfrz

She was confused.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Spuds

Without looking, is that going to be Mt Trashmore? Because it's hilarious.

Yep, right in the middle of the "mountain range"

[JD001]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Yep, she was adjusting the brakes on her sisters 15 speed mountain bike. -

I have no idea of why she was chewing on that guard, she was supposed to be putting it on the bicycle -


humfrz

Good brake design??

[ichitaka05]

So... one of my coworker's older brother, who work in different department recently interviewed for one of the position in the same department as younger brother. HR somehow approved that. Now, both brothers work in the same department. They both hard workers, so I don't have an issue... but upstairs is somehow rewriting that policy just for them.

It's been interesting day...

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by JD001

Good brake design??

Great brake design! You can easily see the pads, even while you're operating it. If you can ride without hands on the bars, you could adjust them on the go.


humfrz

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

I've been using Wyze cam. They're pretty cheap (+-$25) and easy to setup. It has night mode and they're decently clear. It also work w Google Home/Nest as well.

Of course these web cams do have security blah blah blah issues... but I only pinpoint showing limited spot of the house (like my dog's playpen & crate), garage, so if someone wanna see my dog or turkey cooking, don't have much problem.

Leave some really creepy stuff in the image. Like a doll hanging from a noose, or a clown mask looking right at the camera. If they gonna go through the effort to watch your camera, at least give them a show.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

So... one of my coworker's older brother, who work in different department recently interviewed for one of the position in the same department as younger brother. HR somehow approved that. Now, both brothers work in the same department. They both hard workers, so I don't have an issue... but upstairs is somehow rewriting that policy just for them.

It's been interesting day...

I figure someone is sleeping with someone -


humfrz

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

So... one of my coworker's older brother, who work in different department recently interviewed for one of the position in the same department as younger brother. HR somehow approved that. Now, both brothers work in the same department. They both hard workers, so I don't have an issue... but upstairs is somehow rewriting that policy just for them.

It's been interesting day...

Originally Posted by humfrz

I figure someone is sleeping with someone -


humfrz

In my old job we had plenty of related people working together/adjacently. Parents-children, siblings, spouses, ...ex-spouses..., ...current spouses of ex-spouses..., and of course occasional hook-ups if the rumors are to be believed.

It was a special place.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Spuds

In my old job we had plenty of related people working together/adjacently. Parents-children, siblings, spouses, ...ex-spouses..., ...current spouses of ex-spouses..., and of course occasional hook-ups if the rumors are to be believed.

It was a special place.

So, the company party was also a family reunion?




humfrz

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by humfrz

So, the company party was also a family reunion?




humfrz

Well, yeah kinda.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Spuds

In my old job we had plenty of related people working together/adjacently. Parents-children, siblings, spouses, ...ex-spouses..., ...current spouses of ex-spouses..., and of course occasional hook-ups if the rumors are to be believed. .

Last company I was with I had a support team of two women and one man.

The two women were sisters but you wouldn't know it by looking at them.
One of the women married the man.
The man's Mother and the woman's Father (both widowed) met at the wedding and got married one year later.

They were all great people and I was happy for them but it was an HR nightmare that everyone pretty much decided to ignore.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Spuds

In my old job we had plenty of related people working together/adjacently. Parents-children, siblings, spouses, ...ex-spouses..., ...current spouses of ex-spouses..., and of course occasional hook-ups if the rumors are to be believed.

It was a special place.

Well, just because uncle Ted, saw Billy Bob and his cousin Elle Mae, in the supply room with their pants down around their ankles, don't mean nutten.

Did it? -

humfrz

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Spuds

Leave some really creepy stuff in the image. Like a doll hanging from a noose, or a clown mask looking right at the camera. If they gonna go through the effort to watch your camera, at least give them a show.

That would just be feeding them what they want to see -




humfrz

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

So... one of my coworker's older brother, who work in different department recently interviewed for one of the position in the same department as younger brother. HR somehow approved that. Now, both brothers work in the same department. They both hard workers, so I don't have an issue... but upstairs is somehow rewriting that policy just for them.

It's been interesting day...

So? It isn't like you work on a light cruiser.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sullivan_brothers