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This scares me. by hadji 2004-07-14 07:49:15
We have the flexibility to telecommute occasionally. At such times, we send an email to the rest of the office that usually says, "Working from home."

This morning, I get an email from a coworker who's late due to being stuck in traffic. But he doesn't just say he'll be late. He says . . .
"Working from my car."
Be afraid . . . be very afraid. And stay off the sidewalks!
[ Reply ]
  What a maroon! He's actually emailing while by NOLAWitch2004-07-14 07:54:37
    he could be stopped in traffic (n/t) by FireballMatt2004-07-14 07:55:09
      He also said "should be there soon" by hadji2004-07-14 08:03:15
        wow...traffic doesnt get that bad here by FireballMatt2004-07-14 08:14:08
          Longest jam for me by imrambi2004-07-14 08:22:52
  how is he working from his car? by imrambi2004-07-14 07:55:42
    Wearable? by elehack2004-07-14 08:00:28
      Blackberry (n/t) by hadji2004-07-14 08:04:06
        grape (n/t) by psychoi3oy2004-07-14 08:07:56
          Apple (n/t) by Number_Six2004-07-14 08:10:59
            orange you glad I didn't say banana? (n/t) by psychoi3oy2004-07-14 08:13:58
              fig newton by FireballMatt2004-07-14 08:38:47
  I'm actually flying a plane right now. (n/t) by Spud312004-07-14 07:57:56
    Planes have auto-pilot by hadji2004-07-14 08:00:03
      Cars have cruise control by jayfarm2004-07-14 09:47:30
  no problem... by PapaLoco2004-07-14 08:18:45

 

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