What happened is that someone moved the refrigerator out of the copy room to make room for a new copier, and put it in the space where the filing room refrigerator had been, then moved the filing room refrigerator and microwave to a completely different location. And seriously, I have got enough problems without them making me think that I have finally lost my mind.

Got to love a company that Gaslights their employees.

Heh. But the problem was that I was wrong - it was actually OK for the... aforementioned thing to be Null.

Well, that's because Fox shelved the ChangeType: The Motion Picture project after John McTiernan went to jail and Morgan Freeman couldn't do it because of "other commitments".

What happened is that someone moved the refrigerator out of the copy room to make room for a new copier, and put it in the space where the filing room refrigerator had been, then moved the filing room refrigerator and microwave to a completely different location.

with the stuff still inside? bizarre.

er...did you find it again?

A case, lisah. Not just a lens.

shrift, your contact lens case isn't in your eye, is it?

Why did I read the whitefont?????

Also, they moved a fridge and didn't move the food to the new fridge? Confusing.

shrift, your contact lens case isn't in your eye, is it?

This is making me laugh hysterically. I am not sure why.

I can never wear contact lenses again. Thanks, lisah.

Someone tell me what I was thinking on 12/27/07 when I specified that qfltCStblChangeTypeTMP.Type could not be Null....

Er. Well, if you're changing the type, it should be one type or another, shouldn't it? Logically? Although I suppose if it were a brand new thing, there wouldn't be a type yet.

I sort of miss these kinds of dilemmas. "The... what? Why would I need to have a faculty action decision type in order to create a new faculty member with a code 3 address?"

The thing is I never remembered losing a lens.

It was underpants gnomes, I tell you.

They moved the fridge? With stuff in it? And...I got lost somewhere with the fridge and the copiers and the filing...what the heck?

I am glad to hear, however, that Shrift has not lost an entire contact case in her eye. And I'm thinking not having disposables mean I couldn't do Lisa's trick. Not that I want to. But I'd notice, at a minimum, the next day, when there was not a contact anymore...

A case, lisah. Not just a lens.

hahahah. phew. I misread because I so rarely get to bring up my bizarre medical thing as a cautionary tale!

I can never wear contact lenses again. Thanks, lisah.

But it never hurt and didn't damage anything! (I have a small scar on my eyelid. only noticeable to me.)