they let me take a nap underneath my desk everyday.

9/5/2008 8:15:55 AM

no doubt

9/5/2008 8:16:53 AM

now, if only I knew where the suggestion box was...

9/5/2008 8:26:52 AM

I fell asleep at my desk a time or two this summer

9/5/2008 8:27:13 AM

You need one of these...

9/5/2008 8:34:56 AM

mos def

9/5/2008 8:36:38 AM

at my last office we had a dude that had narcolepsy. dude probably slept close to half the day. every half hour or so we would just hear snoring coming out of his office. i honestly have no idea how that dude keeps his job, but they laid me off.

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9/5/2008 8:38:29 AM

^
office space?

9/5/2008 8:40:02 AM

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9/5/2008 8:44:20 AM

worst part is, he was our sales engineer. he was supposed to be the dude that handled all our technical shit, and he was pretty much worthless.

9/5/2008 8:50:33 AM

damn

9/5/2008 8:52:03 AM

What a great desk!

I have lots of room under mine! You can nap with me EMCE

9/5/2008 8:52:56 AM

Quote :

"at my last office we had a dude that had sleep apnia. dude probably slept close to half the day. every half hour or so we would just hear snoring coming out of his office. i honestly have no idea how that dude keeps his job, but they laid me off."

narcolepsy?

9/5/2008 8:57:07 AM

I don't think I'd get much rest with you Errrka

and we would probably make so much noise that we disturb the entire office



you: oh baby, deeper..DEEPER!
ME: RAAAAWWWWWRR

9/5/2008 8:57:27 AM

you need a desk like george had on seinfeld

9/5/2008 8:59:10 AM

yeah, I meant nacolepsy, sorry

9/5/2008 9:01:18 AM

Oh! I figured the sleep apnea made him snore really loud! I know a couple dudes with it and they are the loudest snorers evar!

9/5/2008 9:03:32 AM

I'm pretty sure he has sleep apnia too, because he said that they were trying to fit him with this oxygen mask to sleep in at night.

9/5/2008 9:07:02 AM

my desk is so big and the front piece too that i could sleep on it and still not be seen

9/5/2008 9:09:03 AM

*I could easily crawl under my desk and sleep for hours. My desk is enormous. Now that I think about it...that's a good idea

9/5/2008 9:09:38 AM

f that noise...

i just bring a pillow and a blanket and lay down in the middle of the floor

9/5/2008 9:14:22 AM

I would be able to pull some looooong work shifts if I could take a 45 minute power nap!!1 10 or 11 hour days? NO PROBLEMO SENOR

9/5/2008 9:17:37 AM

i too keep a blanket at work... cause we have a couch i can nap on

9/5/2008 9:27:14 AM

I kind of miss our driving simulator lab in graduate school. had an old ratty couch in there....but it was pretty damn comfortable.
I caught some heavy Z's on that bitch

9/5/2008 9:37:49 AM

QUESTION:

Quote :

"at my last office we had a dude that had narcolepsy. dude probably slept close to half the day. every half hour or so we would just hear snoring coming out of his office. i honestly have no idea how that dude keeps his job, but they laid me off."

ANSWER:

Quote :

"Work People with narcolepsy can work in almost all types of jobs. It may be best if you have a flexible work schedule so you can take naps when needed. It also helps to have a job where you interact with your coworkers. Try to avoid jobs that require you to drive or have long commutes to work. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects the employment rights of people who have disabilities, including narcolepsy. The ADA requires employers to reasonably accommodate the needs of their workers with disabilities. For workers with narcolepsy, these accommodations may include: * Allowing short naps during the workday * Adjusting work schedules around sleepy periods * Alterations to the workspace or job duties Workers must tell their employer that they have narcolepsy to get these accommodations. Employers with more than 50 workers are also covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act. This law allows preapproved leave without pay to care for yourself or a family member with narcolepsy. The Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income programs may also help you if you cannot work due to your narcolepsy."

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/nar/nar_living.html

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LOL

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9/5/2008 12:20:11 PM