no, it has been confirmed, they were really here. I knew something was up when I arrived this morning and the entire office was clean, people cubicles were tidy, the layout table was completely cleared off, etc.. People around here don't go to those sorts of lengths for an elaborate ruse.Sounds like some office buddies are F'in with ya.
You know, I am really not so sure? It sounds like they were doing something on technology used to design transportation systems, or at least that was the part that they were here to film. Funny thing is I guess they decided that rather then film the bit in one of the 'engineers' offices (the folks that have the programs on their computers that they were here to film) they decided it would be better to film in one of the managers offices which has a slightly nicer ambiance (i.e. the furniture doesn't predate the second world war), problem is they don't have the software on their computers to run whatever it is they wanted to show off. So they started pilfering computers and accessories from various cubicles and offices. Since I wasn't here yesterday it was my monitor cables that were 'borrowed' to set up their patchwork workstation. So even if I wasn't here form the filming I can still feel like I was part of the presentation right?Yeah, what's to marvel at in your office?
One day when you have grandkids you can pull out the recorded copy of Modern Marvels and point to that monitor cable and say "Junior, long ago that was my monitor cable." Any they will look in to dear old grandpa’s eyes and think you are one crazy son of a bitch.You know, I am really not so sure? It sounds like they were doing something on technology used to design transportation systems, or at least that was the part that they were here to film. Funny thing is I guess they decided that rather then film the bit in one of the 'engineers' offices (the folks that have the programs on their computers that they were here to film) they decided it would be better to film in one of the managers offices which has a slightly nicer ambiance (i.e. the furniture doesn't predate the second world war), problem is they don't have the software on their computers to run whatever it is they wanted to show off. So they started pilfering computers and accessories from various cubicles and offices. Since I wasn't here yesterday it was my monitor cables that were 'borrowed' to set up their patchwork workstation. So even if I wasn't here form the filming I can still feel like I was part of the presentation right?
...that needs to be put in a home ASAP.And they will look in to dear old grandpa’s eyes and think you are one crazy son of a bitch...
Can someone please translate this for me? Or do I need to drink a case of Shiner Bock for it to make sense?this is fun. i agree. crazy grandpa but in case youre not fos, let us know the air date?
Good that I was out that day? Think of the publicity this site would get from being on a show like Modern Marvels! I mean all seven of the History Channel's dedicated viewers would see the show. Think of the traffic that could generate for this site!I just talked with a buddy who works at the History Channel, and he said the modern marvel was "Corporate Time Wasters." Supposedly, roadwreck was to be the subject of an ambush style interview while posting to EB.com.
Guess it was good you were out that day.
There are some people who do that SO well. I've known a few of them.... on corporate tactics to demoralize and humiliate....
http://www.history.com/schedule.doModern Marvels: Dangerous Roads
Take a ride along some of the world's most dangerous roads. From Bolivia's "Death Road," to California's fog-shrouded Highway 99, find the danger that waits behind every blind curve. Visit the Federal Highway Administration's test laboratory to see what's being done to make roads safer in the U.S. Finally, ride along in extreme four-wheel drive trucks with some adrenaline junkies that drive boulder-strewn trails just for the fun of it!
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