haha

I've seen those tongs. They are huge. Like, almost "prop from a movie about shrinking people" big.

i just sent our marketing directors cell phone number out to a 40,000 person mailing list

So you're looking for a new job, then?

no im too valuable

would be a different story if i fucked up the coffee

-6 degrees out right now. -24 with the wind chill. fuck. that. shit.

on the positive side, i will be getting my first powder day of the season this friday

it was sweatshirt weather when i walked out the door this morning

its been blizzard conditions now since about 930

Season 4 of Dexter has been so freaking awesome.....i can't come up with anything more to say! best show of the season!

Agreed... and I'm glad we haven't seen John Lithgow's ass for a while now.

guess im gonna have to get in on this after i finish up BSG this week


final disc of season 4.5 is in my mailbox!!

Company shuttle driver is telling the van full of us about dj'ing "clubs" on Second Life. He will talk about this for the entire hour. Wtf is a "prim?"

Gary's gonna get murked

I called out there and ordered 3 new mattresses. I don't even need 'em, I just think we need to support local businessmen like GARY!

the fast-mo part kills me

Wait for the Black Lab entrance.

Imagine how good she is.

oops

My Hometown is on fire this morning

NORFOLK, Neb. -- A large swath of Norfolk is being evacuated after a fire broke out around 7 a.m. at a dairy plant.

Flames were visible for several miles outside of town.

As many as 8,000 people were evacuated, the Norfolk Daily News reported.

Firefighters initially ordered a half-mile evacuation around the Protient plant, including businesses along Omaha Avenue and the Victorian Inn west of the plant.

The radius of the evacuation then was expanded to one mile.

Emergency officials were going door-to-door to make sure everyone is evacuated.

Norfolk City Administrator Al Roder said that at 8:45 a.m., the evacuation area had grown to the area to Norfolk Avenue on the north, Andy's Lake on the south, Victory Road on the east and 20th Street on the west.

"That constitutes, land-mass-wise, about a third of the city," Roder said.

Roder said it wasn't immediately clear what was burning, but the fire threatened a 30,000-gallon propane tank on the property.

Barricades were used to close off streets. The high school was ordered not to open.

Some people who had to leave their homes were going to the city auditorium, officials said.

School buses were being used to transport evacuees. The Norfolk Middle School was a secondary evacuation site.
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Ten to 12 workers inside the plant also were reported evacuated.

A spokeswoman for the Norfolk Public Schools said some public schools have been evacuated, but she would not provide additional details.