Dear Meguiar's Online...

[3Fitty]

Dear Meguiar's Online,

I writing you this letter to advise you never to do a "server migration" again (at least not on a workday). I spent my entire day at work, actually working. It was dispicable.

As you should know, I like to consume my days by reading forum posts, printing useful "how to" articles and pretending I'm actually doing something. Yes, I am taking a page out of the George Costanza book of employment.

In the future, it would be most appreciated if the forum was down on a weekend, where the weather was sunny and warm in North Jersey. This will ensure I would be out cleaning my car during the down time. Also, the downtime is NEVER permitted to be longer than the average "5 step care" time.

Thank you for your time and I assure you I will continue reading, posting and finding other creative ways at making the days pass.

Sincerely,

Addicted.

[BlueZero]

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I love it!!!

Yesterday was the longest day at work ever. To top it off my coworker quit last week and my other friend at work is on vacation this week. Wow, just me and my work yesterday, that was no fun.

[yalerd]

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It happened to me too!
I just found something to do here at work, I did thing that I don't have to, they don't belong to me, just to keep busy

[3Fitty]

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See... I knew there were others!!! LOL

[Nappers]

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Sheesh, I played Bookworm on yahoo games and found out I don't know too many words and fried poor Bookworm several times. Text twist had my brain twisted up so bad that I was hit the twist button until I went insane!!!! Dynomite was fun breaking up eggs then getting stomped by a huge dinosaur foot.

I was put on detox protocol and given two tsp. of 80 every 4 hours....

Thanks Meguiars....

Aaron

[Kooz]

Re: Dear Meguiar's Online...

Dear Meguiar's Online,

I writing you this letter to advise you never to do a "server migration" again (at least not on a workday). I spent my entire day at work, actually working. It was dispicable.

As you should know, I like to consume my days by reading forum posts, printing useful "how to" articles and pretending I'm actually doing something. Yes, I am taking a page out of the George Costanza book of employment.

In the future, it would be most appreciated if the forum was down on a weekend, where the weather was sunny and warm in North Jersey. This will ensure I would be out cleaning my car during the down time. Also, the downtime is NEVER permitted to be longer than the average "5 step care" time.

Thank you for your time and I assure you I will continue reading, posting and finding other creative ways at making the days pass.

Sincerely,

Addicted.

Me too! I was at work yesterday and ended up working all day. I got sooooo much done. Sometimes I think I have become George Costanza!

[Mike Pennington]

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I spent my entire day at work, actually working. It was dispicable.

[RaskyR1]

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LOL! I actually got worried that day becasue MOL came up as blocked by my work! I tried it agian before i left last night and all was good!

[adriankeith]

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LOL! I don't know how many times I kept refreshing the forum page just to see if it was back up. Then I would click various links just to read some articles that for some reason still popped up like the 5 step car care thread. Man, this forum is addicting.

[rebelde33]

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I thought I was banned at first since every thread and section was locked...then I looked on the announcements.

[J. A. Michaels]

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lol It just shows what creatures of habit we all are. I was also going crazy trying to figure out what to do with all this free time.

[Ryan L.]

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To add on..please don't do it on a school day where I have to sit through school without checking on MOL. Especially on the days I have Math and English...that would be Monday and Tuesday.

Ryan