sean wrote:juice wrote: With a much smaller cubicle.
I'm not entirely sure that's possible for me.
Don't let HR hear you say that; they'll take it as a challenge.
obvs wrote: My last cubicle had two people at one desk that was smaller than the one I'm sitting at now at home. We were pretty much on top of each other.
I went the other way.TOS wrote:obvs wrote: My last cubicle had two people at one desk that was smaller than the one I'm sitting at now at home. We were pretty much on top of each other.
i had a similar situation ... we were facing each other
my field of vision was blocked by cloth walls so all i could see was her, and she had a spectacular figure, so every day was an hours-long battle to not stare at her
dv wrote:maurvir wrote:ukimalefu wrote: her?
Yeah, but you have to be reasonably educated to know about the Roman god Jupiter, and most people are used to referring to planets in the feminine sense.
What? No we're not.
People that do not succeed in politics usually tell the truth too often.
Only in silence can we hear the song of nature. Natural silence is not the absence of sound from nature it is the absence of noise from modern life.
Listen in a quiet place where you will not be disturbed. Headphones are highly recommended.
The syringe is grounded through the plunger, and the nail is acting as an antenna drawing power from the Tesla coil. The air between them heats up as current passes through it, and eventually grows hot enough to form plasma. Plasma conducts far better than regular air, so most of the current travels through the resulting arc rather than creating new paths.
An image captured by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter shows the Chang’e 4 landing site from a distance of over 200 miles, revealing both the probe and the desolate lunar landscape around it.