Out of the Office

[offshoredrilling]

Originally Posted by brasil

So, are you back? Many of us are worried about the trains not running on time.

define "back" ????

[Guest072323]

Tomorrow

[Zollner]

Originally Posted by Paulie Rockstar

I will be out of the office from July 6 - 24.

So, no break for icky then?

[valkyra]

If I wanted to be a secretary, I would be a secretary

[offshoredrilling]

Originally Posted by valkyra

If I wanted to be a secretary, I would be a secretary

thanks Mam, he needs your help in that way

[Plastic Man]

Originally Posted by Paulie Rockstar

Tomorrow

any lucks ...withs the crappin

[offshoredrilling]

Originally Posted by Plastic Man

any lucks ...withs the crappin

don't worry Sir, I'm sure when starts posting more, it will be up to your standards

[Ed Highlight]

Originally Posted by Paulie Rockstar

Tomorrow

So, yesterday you said you'd be back "tomorrow" which, actually means today (7/22) but, your out of office says you'll be gone until 7/24 - However, it doesn't appear that you ever really left, as you have posted regularly (25 times between 7/6-7/22) during your/our "vacation".

My question is: When you say you're leaving, when is it that you actually go away?

[Unique_Carpenter]

Ed,
He left before you arrived, and, he returned after you left.
Anytime away can be be considered a vaca, unless it's not, or, if it's a working vaca, in which case is it even a vaca? Furthermore, in that vacas can be as boring as non-vacas, the incidence of posting activity has no bearing at all on the sanity of the poster.
Regardless, in that you're in the eastern wastelands, we understand you have interpretive issues with language used in the kingdom of upset. So yes Ed, you're picking up the bar tab

[Guest072323]

Originally Posted by Ed Highlight

So, yesterday you said you'd be back "tomorrow" which, actually means today (7/22) but, your out of office says you'll be gone until 7/24 - However, it doesn't appear that you ever really left, as you have posted regularly (25 times between 7/6-7/22) during your/our "vacation".

My question is: When you say you're leaving, when is it that you actually go away?

As Lead ATSH, I am contractually required to publicly announce any and all times that I am not in the office. The work itself never takes a break.

[brasil]

Paulie is following the example of his idol, Uncle Joe, who heroically worked through an episode of Covid.

[Guest072323]

I'm taking the weekend off... and I'm starting the weekend tomorrow....

[Plastic Man]

romantic ...getaway withs mr dingleberry er ...another try at ...gettin ocd that shock ...therapy we beens prayin ...fer?

[Guest072323]

As required as head of the ATSH Department, I will be out of the office Nov 21 - Nov 26. PM in charge, carry on.

[offshoredrilling]

♪ happy days are here again ♫
feel fee ta make it 2 weeks Sir