Does that guy take all that stuff out of his car??
He let me hold his knapsack. It's three sections--computers, other gadgets, survival tools. This comes to his desk every day, and he rifled through it showing me each thing.
it’s the number of hours of combat training.
He's (down to) about 300lb of semi-pro Greco-Roman wrestling. I'm not interested in going toe to toe without something involving combustion on my side.
You guys are making me rethink my position on starting a job search.
You could totally take ita’s coworker on roller skates.
the two (LARGE, SERRATED) knives he carries to work every day. Along with 250 feet of 550lb rope, fuel, monocular, masses of laptops and storage and solar-powered USB batteries
That's kind of awesome. Crazycakes, but awesome. Also, solar-powered USB batteries? I think I want those.
ita,
do you have the strangest coworkers of anyone here?
I think you might be running away with the gold.
You could totally take ita’s coworker on roller skates.
I could certainly skate fast enough to get away.
Why can't I work with you guys? You're all much, much safer.
I think you might be running away with the gold.
I could give her a run for her money... But I think you need the full experience of face to face with my coworkers.
He let me hold his knapsack. It's three sections--computers, other gadgets, survival tools. This comes to his desk every day, and he rifled through it showing me each thing.
Holy crap. That guy is READY for the zombie apocalypse.
A friend of mine just texted me that her cat died, so now I'm all sad. I have to say, I think coming home to a dead cat would have been worse than bringing him in.