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Pets at work? What are your thoughts on bringing pets to the office (and letting them roam around)? The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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Same way I feel about kids in the workplace: No. | |
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I really really really really wish there were cats in my office. It would make the workplace infinitely nicer.
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CarrieMpls said: I really really really really wish there were cats in my office. It would make the workplace infinitely nicer.
So when I open my own business, there will be shopkitties. I don’t care who’s allergic. Now cats I could agree with, they roam discretely... REGISTER FOR SECRET SANTA 2009!! Go here NOW ---> http://prince.org/msg/100/323760
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"Pets" No
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In my industry we do use animals for certain reasons eg. customs, quarantine and protective services (feds) use beagles and labs to sniff out drugs etc. Apart from that IMO absolutely no 'pets' at work. They do not belong in the work force with their owners. Left Of The Middle.... | |
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a few people bring their little dogs in to work, everybody loves it. I have no problem w/ it, as long as it's not a big dog roaming. & the little ones are always w/ their owners or tucked away in an office. Wouldn't mind cats since they tend to be quiet, as long as the smell of the litter box doesn't waft around | |
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Hell no! Unless you work in a pound, pets have NO business in the workplace. It is what the hell it is. | |
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our leopard gecko, Gator, sits on the counter in our office...he's a great conversation piece when customers come in...alot of people are pretty pissed when they have to deal with us, so it's helped to subdue more than a handful of folks...
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roodboi said: our leopard gecko, Gator, sits on the counter in our office...he's a great conversation piece when customers come in...alot of people are pretty pissed when they have to deal with us, so it's helped to subdue more than a handful of folks...
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A colleague of mine brings her Alsatian with her to the office. It's very well educated, doesn't roam - but stinks like hell "Can't keep my eyes from the circling skies -
tongue-tied and twisted, just an earthbound misfit, I" ![]() | |
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Three people here have dogs and bring them in. The dogs are quiet and don't smell; but I just think it's weird that they are here. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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Dogs are always nice.... until they fart. instead of saying cheese when I take a picture, Imma say PHIMOSIS | |
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jone70 said: What are your thoughts on bringing pets to the office (and letting them roam around)?
Unless you work for a vetrinarian, nope. If you want a pet then get a fish Edmonton, AB - |
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You guys are misers! | |
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CarrieMpls said: I really really really really wish there were cats in my office. It would make the workplace infinitely nicer.
So when I open my own business, there will be shopkitties. I don’t care who’s allergic. my local post office has 2 cats When I was 16, I fully expected to be able to build my own KITT car.
At the top of my list now is the dream of being able to poop in peace just once. — Horsefeathers | |
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IstenSzek said:
my dog used to go to work with me every day. sometimes he still does, he absolutely loves it and no one seems to mind. they all like him a lot and he's quiet. won't go up to anyone unless they call him or are coming over to play with him. sometimes he'll sit like in the above picture for a few hours and just stare at me while i'm at work OMG What breed is he? C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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Imago said: OMG
What breed is he? he's a cross between a german sheppard and a jack russel weird combination but it makes for a very nice dog who's extremely clever and intuitive, guards like all hell and is a great companion dog.
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roodboi said: our leopard gecko, Gator, sits on the counter in our office...he's a great conversation piece when customers come in...alot of people are pretty pissed when they have to deal with us, so it's helped to subdue more than a handful of folks...
![]() Mr.Gator looks beautiful and I´m sure you all take good care of him but I bet he´d feel a bit happier if he had more space and a bit more than a stone and some sand. Is that just his workplace terrarium or is that where he stays all the time? Give the poor guy more space, a UV lamp, and maybe throw in some dried roots or stones. He looks very healthy though. | |
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KoolEaze said: Mr.Gator looks beautiful and I´m sure you all take good care of him but I bet he´d feel a bit happier if he had more space and a bit more than a stone and some sand. Is that just his workplace terrarium or is that where he stays all the time? Give the poor guy more space, a UV lamp, and maybe throw in some dried roots or stones. He looks very healthy though. since they are a nocturnal breed, Leopard Geckos do not require UV light...he has a heater under one side of his terraium, and a red heat lamp that sits atop the terrarium for the colder months to regulate body heat(red because the red light does not disrupt their nocturnal pattern)...as for the size of his home, he used to live in a 20 gallon terraium with climbing nets, and more rocks...he still chose to spend 100% of his time on & under the rock you see in the pics...their natural habitats are the deserts of Pakistan, northern India, and Afghanistan; so rocks and sand are the norm for this breed...so, atleast to me, it made no sense to keep him in a larger environment when he was perfectly happy with the small amount of real estate HE chose...I guess I could have made his home more aesthetically pleasing for people to look at, but instead I gave the poor guy what he seemed to enjoy the most... [Edited 10/20/09 4:45am] Pools are perfect for holding water. | |
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roodboi said: KoolEaze said: Mr.Gator looks beautiful and I´m sure you all take good care of him but I bet he´d feel a bit happier if he had more space and a bit more than a stone and some sand. Is that just his workplace terrarium or is that where he stays all the time? Give the poor guy more space, a UV lamp, and maybe throw in some dried roots or stones. He looks very healthy though. since they are a nocturnal breed, Leopard Geckos do not require UV light...he has a heater under one side of his terraium, and a red heat lamp that sits atop the terrarium for the colder months to regulate body heat(red because the red light does not disrupt their nocturnal pattern)...as for the size of his home, he used to live in a 20 gallon terraium with climbing nets, and more rocks...he still chose to spend 100% of his time on & under the rock you see in the pics...their natural habitats are the deserts of Pakistan, northern India, and Afghanistan; so rocks and sand are the norm for this breed...so, atleast to me, it made no sense to keep him in a larger environment when he was perfectly happy with the small amount of real estate HE chose...I guess I could have made his home more aesthetically pleasing for people to look at, but instead I gave the poor guy what he seemed to enjoy the most... [Edited 10/20/09 4:45am] Ahh, okay, I see. Real estate. | |
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IstenSzek said:
my dog used to go to work with me every day. sometimes he still does, he absolutely loves it and no one seems to mind. they all like him a lot and he's quiet. won't go up to anyone unless they call him or are coming over to play with him. sometimes he'll sit like in the above picture for a few hours and just stare at me while i'm at work ADORABLE!! . [Edited 10/20/09 11:16am] | |
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IstenSzek said: Imago said: OMG
What breed is he? he's a cross between a german sheppard and a jack russel weird combination but it makes for a very nice dog who's extremely clever and intuitive, guards like all hell and is a great companion dog.
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roodboi said: our leopard gecko, Gator, sits on the counter in our office...he's a great conversation piece when customers come in...alot of people are pretty pissed when they have to deal with us, so it's helped to subdue more than a handful of folks...
![]() cute! I'm ok aslong as they're behind glass or caged. I worked in a chinese/pizza place with a large fish tank which was cool aslong as the fish weren't dead. No one wants to eat with dead fish floating next to their plate There was another place(movie rental store) in town here with a monkey swinging around on the roof which was so uncalled for [Edited 10/20/09 19:19pm] | |
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CarrieMpls said: I really really really really wish there were cats in my office. It would make the workplace infinitely nicer.
So when I open my own business, there will be shopkitties. I don’t care who’s allergic. Irish Diplomacy: The art of telling someone to go to hell, and having them look forward to the trip. My give a damn is busted. | |
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roodboi said: our leopard gecko, Gator, sits on the counter in our office...he's a great conversation piece when customers come in...alot of people are pretty pissed when they have to deal with us, so it's helped to subdue more than a handful of folks...
![]() [Edited 10/20/09 19:40pm] Irish Diplomacy: The art of telling someone to go to hell, and having them look forward to the trip. My give a damn is busted. | |
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luv4u said: Unless you work for a vetrinarian, nope.
If you want a pet then get a fish Irish Diplomacy: The art of telling someone to go to hell, and having them look forward to the trip. My give a damn is busted. | |
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