The ground level - in and out
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Re: The ground level - in and out - Part 2
Afternoon (how come i just sat the 1,5hours in that chair at the hairdresser and feel totally done for ? ) 
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Re: The ground level - in and out - Part 2
It's the sitting in the chair I guess. They're supposed to be comfy, but after a while I get all nuts in there.

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Re: The ground level - in and out - Part 2
Safari
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAvB_vOoWgM
Lyrics: http://www.songtexte.com/songtext/laing ... d3da5.html
> too lazy to find the right thread (that likely no one would look into anyway).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAvB_vOoWgM
Lyrics: http://www.songtexte.com/songtext/laing ... d3da5.html
> too lazy to find the right thread (that likely no one would look into anyway).
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You can't find the thread that's nailed at the top of the thread-list?
Aaand it looks like I can't play the video here in Sweden...
Aaand it looks like I can't play the video here in Sweden...
When in doubt, run in tiny little circles!
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Re: The ground level - in and out - Part 2
Xac, could good old www.hidemyass.com help in your case?
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Morning
It was late, K? >_>
It was late, K? >_>
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G'morning
1 day to go!
1 day to go!
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Morning
You're the first person I know of who was happy about having to go back to school, actually.
You're the first person I know of who was happy about having to go back to school, actually.
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Is something wrong with mondays? LOL... nothing except Autumn-like rain with wind and the temperature around +15 degrees.
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First day is done!
So good to be back, soooo good!
So good to be back, soooo good!
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Re: The ground level - in and out - Part 2
Morning 
@flighter: It's not the Monday in itself - if work would start on Tuesdays it'd be Tuesdays that suck. It's the getting up in the middle of the night... somehow I always feel tired and as if I don't get enough sleep. Workweeks and my biorhythm just don't match.
@flighter: It's not the Monday in itself - if work would start on Tuesdays it'd be Tuesdays that suck. It's the getting up in the middle of the night... somehow I always feel tired and as if I don't get enough sleep. Workweeks and my biorhythm just don't match.

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Eh, now I work from 8am to 4pm. However, From December 1st till March 31st, I would get up at 05:30, hop on the train at 6:15, and hardly ever return home before 5:30 PM, and in the meantime work in a factory hall without sufficient safety equipment... Now, it is a pure office work. 
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Well - 'modern' work isn't healthy I guess.
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Modern work isn't healthy... but working in quite bad working conditions isn't either, literally. I was working in a quite cold factory hall (no heating, on January 3rd, it was sub-zero INDOORS!), dust extraction system wasn't installed yet. To illustrate how dusty it was, every morning we would face a layer of dust few millimeters thick, from the previous day of work. Then, the machine itself was 5 tons heavy CNC milling machine. Sometimes, pieces of wood would break and fly fast enough to crush wall plastering. There suppose to be a protective wall around the machine but there wasn't any. There was nothing between me and the machine while it works. Why? The owner didn't think it is necessary. Never mind the safety of the worker. In other departments it was even worse. Carpenters would typically have 8 or 9 fingers intact, some even less. Dust problem there was even worse. Ladies painting the furniture suffered the most. Once I had to deliver something to the painting chamber. ventilation there was so bad and inefficient that I could not remain there for mroe than 2-3 minutes... Etc etc etc. In a normal society, the owner of the factory would be locked up for long, and not be able to bribe whoever he has to to get away with that... Not talking of owing 3 months salaries to his workers and kinda joking about it, as if it is normal stuff.
