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More proud parents...

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 6:58 pm
by Mikey
http://www.dailypress.com/news/dp-local ... 7526.story

More parenting skills...
-Take kids to water park parking lot (not into the actual park!)
-Consume beer and boxed wine and pass out in drivers seat
-Kids sit in van (running with A/C on) for two hours until seen by passerby
-Act ugly toward police officer
-Make it into local news paper!!

Results predictable.

Mikey.

Re: More proud parents...

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 9:24 pm
by darph nader
She looks like a fine up standing citizen to me. :rolleyes:

Wait a minute. I hear there's a couple in Mich looking for 'new' foster kids. :eek:

Re: More proud parents...

Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 3:13 am
by CujoSR
At least she had the forethought to turn on the A/C even if it was for her own comfort alone.

Protect the Computers

Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 7:44 pm
by Cheshire Figment
CujoSR wrote:At least she had the forethought to turn on the A/C even if it was for her own comfort alone.
But at work when we have cool air blowing out the window slots in the ticket booths and Guest Services Office and guests comment about how cool it is inside. My normal response is that Disney has air conditioning in the booths only to protect the computers, that if we did not need to keep the computers cool there would not be air conditioning.

Re: More proud parents...

Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 9:44 pm
by turkeyham
At work we have POS. If you over heat that register, you will find it having a mind of it's own. Keep that restister cool or it will shut off and you will be cranky. :eek:

Re: More proud parents...

Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:43 am
by hobie16
I was in tech support at Northern Telecom. I supported a solid state switching system. I get a call one day about a brand new system that had died. I worked with the field tech for about twenty minutes with no results.

He asked if he could take a break. He told me the room it had been installed in was on the roof of a warehouse and the temp inside was hovering around 120 degrees. I told him the specs for the system called for a room temp no higher than 80 degrees. He got the warehouse manager.

The manager came to the phone and I told him about the temp. He said to hold on and gave the phone back to the tech. We're talking and I hear a huge crash. I asked what that was. The tech says, "He threw a chair through the window!"

An air conditioner was installed the next day.