Coke Pyramid
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I was trying this at a former job that had free drinks but my manager made me stop. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/edkaim/PermaLink.aspx/bfcb1510-a4c9-45fe-8971-74466103e71d[^]
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I was trying this at a former job that had free drinks but my manager made me stop. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/edkaim/PermaLink.aspx/bfcb1510-a4c9-45fe-8971-74466103e71d[^]
"After six months, I started using support floss around the outside of each row to keep the cans together"- Sounds fimiliar :laugh:
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I was trying this at a former job that had free drinks but my manager made me stop. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/edkaim/PermaLink.aspx/bfcb1510-a4c9-45fe-8971-74466103e71d[^]
We had a guy here that lined them up arond the entire inside of his cube so he did not have to look at the ugly grey walls. It lasted until they al came tumbling down durring a customer visit :omg: Yes, it was the customer who knocked them down by the way...
Paul Watson wrote: "At the end of the day it is what you produce that counts, not how many doctorates you have on the wall." George Carlin wrote: "Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things." Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: If the physicists find a universal theory describing the laws of universe, I'm sure the asshole constant will be an integral part of that theory.
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I was trying this at a former job that had free drinks but my manager made me stop. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/edkaim/PermaLink.aspx/bfcb1510-a4c9-45fe-8971-74466103e71d[^]
:cool:
Steve McLenithan
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I was trying this at a former job that had free drinks but my manager made me stop. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/edkaim/PermaLink.aspx/bfcb1510-a4c9-45fe-8971-74466103e71d[^]
My old fraternity used to make a beeramid the night before Parent's Day and drop it off somewhere on campus where all the visiting parents could see it :) It was so big that we usually had to have at least four guys to lift it and carry it around. -- Russell Morris "Have you gone mad Frink? Put down that science pole!"
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I was trying this at a former job that had free drinks but my manager made me stop. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/edkaim/PermaLink.aspx/bfcb1510-a4c9-45fe-8971-74466103e71d[^]
I never tried this at work - I usually had only one coffee mug in use at a time. But in bars with slow service I'm known for constructing what I call "Bartender Awareness Awards." After five minutes of being ignored while the beertender carries on a personal conversation without once glancing about the room, I start stacking things. Glasses, beer bottles, shot glasses, ashtrays, salt shakers, swizzle sticks, matchboxes, pool cue chalk and balls, swirled stacks on napkins, loose change - whatever is within reach. I've more than once been forced to stand on my stool to continue my art, and once managed to reach the ceiling. I didn't invent the technique, but learned it from a true master - Margaret (last name unknown) in Crestline, CA. I at least start from the bartop and work my way up from there. But Margaret could balance her pool cue on the floor and build from that platform to heights greater than I could acheive in my first few years of the sport. Thank you Margaret, wherever you are now. I may not make your funeral, but I'm sure to see the pyre from wherever I am when they unwisely try to cremate your pickled carcass!:-D
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I never tried this at work - I usually had only one coffee mug in use at a time. But in bars with slow service I'm known for constructing what I call "Bartender Awareness Awards." After five minutes of being ignored while the beertender carries on a personal conversation without once glancing about the room, I start stacking things. Glasses, beer bottles, shot glasses, ashtrays, salt shakers, swizzle sticks, matchboxes, pool cue chalk and balls, swirled stacks on napkins, loose change - whatever is within reach. I've more than once been forced to stand on my stool to continue my art, and once managed to reach the ceiling. I didn't invent the technique, but learned it from a true master - Margaret (last name unknown) in Crestline, CA. I at least start from the bartop and work my way up from there. But Margaret could balance her pool cue on the floor and build from that platform to heights greater than I could acheive in my first few years of the sport. Thank you Margaret, wherever you are now. I may not make your funeral, but I'm sure to see the pyre from wherever I am when they unwisely try to cremate your pickled carcass!:-D
"Ask not for whom the bell tolls;
It tolls for thee..."Roger, sometimes it's real hard to tell whether or not you're full of crap. But either way, you tell some good stories. My compliments. :) J
"You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant."
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I never tried this at work - I usually had only one coffee mug in use at a time. But in bars with slow service I'm known for constructing what I call "Bartender Awareness Awards." After five minutes of being ignored while the beertender carries on a personal conversation without once glancing about the room, I start stacking things. Glasses, beer bottles, shot glasses, ashtrays, salt shakers, swizzle sticks, matchboxes, pool cue chalk and balls, swirled stacks on napkins, loose change - whatever is within reach. I've more than once been forced to stand on my stool to continue my art, and once managed to reach the ceiling. I didn't invent the technique, but learned it from a true master - Margaret (last name unknown) in Crestline, CA. I at least start from the bartop and work my way up from there. But Margaret could balance her pool cue on the floor and build from that platform to heights greater than I could acheive in my first few years of the sport. Thank you Margaret, wherever you are now. I may not make your funeral, but I'm sure to see the pyre from wherever I am when they unwisely try to cremate your pickled carcass!:-D
"Ask not for whom the bell tolls;
It tolls for thee..."Roger Wright wrote: After five minutes of being ignored while the beertender carries on a personal conversation without once glancing about the room, I start stacking things. LOL! Great technique! I'll try it next time! Kant wrote: Actually she replied back to me "You shouldn't fix the bug. You should kill it"
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Roger, sometimes it's real hard to tell whether or not you're full of crap. But either way, you tell some good stories. My compliments. :) J
"You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant."
Thanks! LOL... I have, indeed, lived in interesting times. Few, if any, of my tales require embellishment and none are made up. I reserve the right to file off the serial numbers and repaint, but I do so rarely, and then only to polish an already improbable story.:-D
"Ask not for whom the bell tolls;
It tolls for thee..." -
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A guy I used to work with covered one wall of his office with Coke cans... Funniest part was he had to leave little holes for his light switch, and the space where his door handle would go when the door opened. --Mike-- Latest blog entry: *drool* (Alyson) [May 10] Ericahist | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber "You have Erica on the brain" - Jon Sagara to me