Hotdesks and clientco offices

[suityou01]

Coming from you that's basically a commendation.

You sit there with a dead laptop bleating about holiday requests and how you can't write up your requirements workshop minutes, I'll be getting some work done.

It bit. Too easy.

[d000hg]

It bit. Too easy.

If it makes you feel better.

[cojak]

I always have my own laptop on my own network next to the client's one.

I never access google (or CUK) on the client's network.

[suityou01]

You brought your own teapot in though, right?

[d000hg]

It bit. Too easy.

Considering this spurred you to create a thread to insult me, I think we know who did the biting.

[suityou01]

Considering this spurred you to create a thread to insult me, I think we know who did the biting.

Linky?

[d000hg]

Linky?

Alright, used a new thread to insult me. Clearly I'm in your thoughts.

[NotAllThere]

Urine is sterile. Until it leaves the bladder.

No it isn't. Unless you've got an infection it's usually fairly clean, but it isn't sterile.

[SueEllen]

• Lack of desks: Tick
• Lack of power sockets: Tick
• Little white boxes (and sometimes larger black boxes) placed every 5 metres: Tick
• Lots of biscuits and cakes littered on filing cabinets (providing sustenance for the denizens of said white boxes): Tick

Welcome to 90% of offices in the UK and 99.99% in London.

You missed out the offices where there aren't enough ******* desk chairs.

So you find one of the rare spare desks and there is nothing to sit on, so you have to take a chair out of one the meeting rooms that doesn't quite fit under the desk.

[TheFaQQer]

No it isn't. Unless you've got an infection it's usually fairly clean, but it isn't sterile.

WIkipedia is particularly clear on whether it is or isn't:

Urine is sterile until it reaches the urethra, where epithelial cells lining the urethra are colonized by facultatively anaerobic Gram negative rods and cocci.[3] Current research suggests urine is not even sterile in the bladder.[4]