What’s your desk look like

Picture of desk

For some reason Pete wants to know what our desks look like.  raspberry  
Here’s mine:

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Posted by George on 04/11/07 at 08:21 AM
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  1. a yellow construction worker’s helmet?

    the coffee cup looks a little too close to the keyboard

    Posted by MrsDoF  on  04/13/07  at  08:14 PM

  2. Helmet - occasionally need to protect noggin.

    Coffee cup - let’s see, I’ve saturated zero keyboards in the last dozen years, so if I destroy this one tomorrow, assuming a typical keyboard costs about $25, that’s a cost of about $.0057 per day for keyboards destroyed by coffee. 

    Also visible in the picture is a pair of 8 lb weights (soon to be replaced with 16 lb), a camera case, a bunch of books, a Nalgene water bottle, a silicone pad to hold index cards in place while I write notes on the phone, a packing tape dispenser, a tool bag, a jar of 3/4” utility screws (you were with me when i bought them), a Black & Decker tool battery charger, a box of CAT5 network cable with about 200 feet left in it, a socket set, a slide rule, a Firefox coffee cup full of pens, and a coin counter. And of course my computer, monitor, and mouse, and my chair, which does not have a back.

    Can you guess what the bottle of 90% isopropyl alcohol is for?

    Posted by george.w  on  04/13/07  at  08:43 PM

  3. looks like my place just after I clean it up

    Posted by GUYK  on  04/15/07  at  07:26 AM

  4. I’m guessing that the alcohol is either to clean your glasses, or to clean printer & projector parts in printers around the office.

    Posted by Lucas  on  04/16/07  at  03:40 PM

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