Ugh, kind of interesting office to look at, but I sure wouldn't to work in it. I'd feel like an exhibit at the zoo. A year or two in those offices and I'd be flinging my poo at the glass just like the monkees
Lady sensitive to not offending the preferences of certain "mentally challenged within their political awareness" individuals who are preferential to being able to hear someone else read a book out loud to them.
That's not a real building, is it? Please tell me it's not. Glass cages? And those chairs on the lower level look like a venus fly trap just waiting to swallow someone.
I swear, some architects really need to get a clue.
I swear, some architects really need to get a clue.
No kidding. You should see some of the houses that belong to the architecture professors here. It's like they've heard about "form follows function", but not only do they want nothing to do with it, but they decided to just throw function out the window completely.
And then I have to try and get an 80 pound stretcher in and out of these places when they get sick.
Pray, with all your strength, that you don't get sent to a "How to Establish Your Library's Presence on Second Life- Facebook - Twitter - NoLongerRelevantSocialNetworkingSite" Seminar.
Or worse yet, "Library 2.0 - Where Do We Go From Here?" Just kill me now.
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Was the biased audiobook lady in attendance?
yes indeed
Ugh, kind of interesting office to look at, but I sure wouldn't to work in it. I'd feel like an exhibit at the zoo. A year or two in those offices and I'd be flinging my poo at the glass just like the monkees
Did you turn into a cartoon of yourself when you walked through the door?
Now, now. Breda says we have to be polite.
Not "biased audiobook lady".
Lady sensitive to not offending the preferences of certain "mentally challenged within their political awareness" individuals who are preferential to being able to hear someone else read a book out loud to them.
Yeah. That.
Too long? Oh. Okay. How about:
ignorant dweeb
That's not a real building, is it? Please tell me it's not. Glass cages? And those chairs on the lower level look like a venus fly trap just waiting to swallow someone.
I swear, some architects really need to get a clue.
Why am I picturing Breda with blue face-paint and a Claymore?
Sanity? We don't need no stinkin' sanity!!! :-)
To quote The Simpsons,
Moe: "It's po-mo."
*blank stare from Homer, Barney, et al.
Moe: "Post-modern."
*blank stare from Homer, Barney, et al.
Moe: "You know, crap for crap's sake."
Homer, Barney, et al (knowingly): "Ohhhh."
I swear, some architects really need to get a clue.
No kidding. You should see some of the houses that belong to the architecture professors here. It's like they've heard about "form follows function", but not only do they want nothing to do with it, but they decided to just throw function out the window completely.
And then I have to try and get an 80 pound stretcher in and out of these places when they get sick.
We wanted a simple block of flats.
Why didn't I see ^^^ coming? :P
Jim
At first glance, I thought it was a swimming pool!
Trust me. If the architects had a clue it would be to the wrong puzzle and yet they would defend it as visionary rather than keep looking.
The architect who designed that building must have just finished reading a Lovecraft novel.
Mr. Escher, you are home!
Where do they sequester the homeless?
Pray, with all your strength, that you don't get sent to a "How to Establish Your Library's Presence on Second Life- Facebook - Twitter - NoLongerRelevantSocialNetworkingSite"
Seminar.
Or worse yet, "Library 2.0 - Where Do We Go From Here?" Just kill me now.
All this picture needs is Woody Allen making a getaway with Leader's nose.
Two Words that put this in perspective: TAX DOLLARS.
It looks like the inside of a Playschool children's toy. How special. {shudder}
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