Posted by: oldman
“The Art of Doing Nothing”
Posted by: schanne
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 03/22/07 11:39 AM
Posted by: RazorFoot
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 03/22/07 02:10 PM
Meetings at work should be considered on the job training for this.
Scottie
Scottie
Posted by: Ed_Morris
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 03/26/07 01:45 PM
something I have always wondered about “The Art of Doing Nothing” ....
how do you know when you are finished?
how do you know when you are finished?
Posted by: harlan
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/20/07 11:57 AM
Posted by: MattJ
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/20/07 12:07 PM
Posted by: ButterflyPalm
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/21/07 11:23 AM
The Art of Doing Nothing, like any other art, requires lots and lots of hard work to be good at.
Posted by: Taison
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/22/07 11:53 AM
Lots and lots of hard work?
I think it's neigh impossible to do. As soon as I sit down and start, I'm doing something. I'm sitting down doing nothing. See?
-Taison out
I think it's neigh impossible to do. As soon as I sit down and start, I'm doing something. I'm sitting down doing nothing. See?
-Taison out
Posted by: eyrie
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/22/07 09:02 PM
Yep... kids are Masters of Doing Nothing...
Me: "So... what are you guys doing?"
Them: "Oh... nothing..."
Me: "Great, can you give me a hand to do something?"
Them: "Nope, we're BUSY!"
Uh huh...
Me: "So... what are you guys doing?"
Them: "Oh... nothing..."
Me: "Great, can you give me a hand to do something?"
Them: "Nope, we're BUSY!"
Uh huh...
Posted by: Taison
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/22/07 11:25 PM
Hahaha,
I do that alot when I visit my dad.
-Taison out
I do that alot when I visit my dad.
-Taison out
Posted by: clmibb
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 07/22/07 11:47 PM
See my dad's gotten smart over the years. Any time I go over to his house and I'm inside he'll just yell for me from the back door.
Dad: "Casey, you in here?"
Me: "Yes I am!"
Dad: "Come 'ere!"
Me: "Whacha need Dad?" As I'm making my way to him.
Dad: "I wanted to show you what I found the other day."
They own five acres out in the middle of no where and have only been in the house for two years so they are always finding odd things.
Me: "What now Dad? Another rusty wrench?"
Dad: "No but now that you are here I need a spry child."
Me: "Dad, I'm 27, you have a younger child."
Dad: "Yeah but she's not spry enough. Could you wiggle yourself underneath that work bench and see what that red thing is"
Me: "Fine but if I see a roach or spider over an inch I'm kicking your @$$!"
Casey
Dad: "Casey, you in here?"
Me: "Yes I am!"
Dad: "Come 'ere!"
Me: "Whacha need Dad?" As I'm making my way to him.
Dad: "I wanted to show you what I found the other day."
They own five acres out in the middle of no where and have only been in the house for two years so they are always finding odd things.
Me: "What now Dad? Another rusty wrench?"
Dad: "No but now that you are here I need a spry child."
Me: "Dad, I'm 27, you have a younger child."
Dad: "Yeah but she's not spry enough. Could you wiggle yourself underneath that work bench and see what that red thing is"
Me: "Fine but if I see a roach or spider over an inch I'm kicking your @$$!"
Casey
Posted by: trevek
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 08/02/07 04:51 PM
Funnily enough, since I stopped trying at work and just did a bare minimum I've had great feedback.
Posted by: ButterflyPalm
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 08/03/07 12:26 AM
Too much of a good thing is never good for you.
Posted by: stormbringer
Re: “The Art of Doing Nothing” - 08/12/07 09:35 PM
Quote:
Funnily enough, since I stopped trying at work and just did a bare minimum I've had great feedback.
That's just normal. Anyone that works in a corporate office can understand where Dilbert comes from.