Attention post: What does this pic say about me?

[Deja Q]

I will respond, nicely even, to counter any evil accusations you might say. :evilgrin:

[baldguy]

1. GEEK!

[Deja Q]

6. Yes. I've got a badge I proudly wear too.

:evilgrin:

[johnnie]

2. The picture on the bottom left hand side is crooked

It needs to be straightened or I will have to come there and do it myself.

[Deja Q]

4. Cheap frames

The oak is real, but the acrylic is cheap and the board behind it is cardboard. They all go crooked after time.

When I become rich and famous, I'll buy better frames and a more distinguished desk to hide cables...

And a house, so I don't need to house the speaker system upturned because the downstairs neighbors get pissed over the bass thumping down on them. And I don't listen to rap or much anything made after 1985 either!

[mtnester]

3. If you are not careful, I will zoom in and grab your script number

:)

[Deja Q]

9. It's a big number.

:evilgrin:

[mtnester]

14. Silly

anyone who has the guts to openly display their Access 2007 software earns a spot in this gal's heart.

[Deja Q]

15. Aww, thanks!

Access 2007 is nice... I can still think of a couple obvious improvements, but Microsoft will figure that out by Access 2010... :D

[mtnester]

18. Feel sorry for me then, using Access 2003 to work in databases

created in Access 2000 that some idiots who had no BUSINESS opening them (I HATE when I go on vacation and have a "helper" at my desk that is allowed to open my stuff) tinkered with and now I constantly have forms references error out with no way to remove the references, even in the code view...and am too lazy (and also time strapped) to re-create them....sigh

[Deja Q]

21. Yipes.

It ggets messy, doesn't it? :) I do hope you're paid well. We deserve to be paid a fair amount, for the data that has to be right. :D

[mtnester]

23. I tell my boss that all the time

garbage in, garbage out...no gray areas in extracting data.

Yeah, I get paid fine, but I am tired :)

[Tyler Durden]

5. You need to get outside more.

Try getting outside of that ROOM first.

The meds below the screen stage left speak VOLUMES, by the way.

[Deja Q]

7. Ah, but did you open the correct ENCYCLOPEDIA SET?

Both pertain to arthritis... :blush:

It's the screen on the right too... O8)

I stopped going outside a long time ago... I'll explain why one day. No, I'm not allergic to everything nor did I live in a bubble... there's a hint in that somewhere...


Funny how you'd joke about implied mental illness... Usually when I do the same, I get told not to... (little do they know, but that's okay too... )

[Tyler Durden]

16. Just jokin' kiddo. you know that.

When weeks start off like this one, Gallows Humor is my only refuge.

Shit. Now the tic in my right eye has started up, and my neck has started to get stiff and hurt.

Drugs, please.

[Deja Q]

22. My apologies...

I still take everything literally; even despite fighting the "aspie mindset". Still, compared to 10 years ago, I've improved a great deal. Weird, huh? :)

:pals:

[Tyler Durden]

25. Weird is GOOD.

Normal is just a point that's tangent to a curve. There is no such thing as "Normal" the way they define it.

I still wish the tic would go away. Annoying.

[leeroysphitz]

8. That you have the same speakers that I do.

Although the rest of your rig is light years ahead of mine. :)

[Deja Q]

11. Logitech X-540. Definitely a nice set...

:)

The monitors were on sale; bought over a period of time. (I ain't rich yet...) And are just about suitable for graphics manipulation. (Being a semi-autistic, I can perceive colors in a different way and even mentally compensate for what aLCD can't show. Though those budget models are high quality; the panels of which are used in monitors costing twice as much...)

[Neoma]

10. It says:

Clean your desk more.

[Deja Q]

12. And prove that

I've got a sick mind, like the bumper sticker suggests?

:rofl:

[DarkTirade]

13. I see programming/design books or boxes... so obviously you do that.

I also see Dr. Who memorabilia, so you seem to have good taste in entertainment.

I also see pills, which explains a whole lot. :P

I keed, I keed.

Dual flatscreens and a nice speaker setup... so I'm guessing the programming/design is paying off.

I also see a Microsoft Access either box or book... either way I'm assuming that you end up going in and helping people who THINK they can use Access, but end up making a big honkin' mess and eventually have to pay you decently large sums of money to come in and do it right. :)

And a joystick, which one would assume is for flight sims since they're pretty much the only games these days that use joysticks.

[Deja Q]

19. Hmmm

I understand programming principles. But I gave up programming years ago. (e.g. BASIC, Java, et al)

Some WHO memorabilia, but not gone overboard - too easy to attempt with everything sold these days. :)

I am learning server 2003, Access 2007, and re-focusing on ITIL - project management may be a better future; I see things as "puzzles" anyway...

The pills, LOL. They're a reminder of my corporeal form. As replied earlier, they are for arthritis (and psoriasis). I may be wacky, but I am mostly sane... O8)

The monitors were on sale -- eventually the TV will be monitor 2 and the second monitor going into the bedroom; replacing the CRT and a low-end media PC used. Net electricity usage will be lower and I do not wish to get greedy and buy a 40" LCD set. Or TV going into bedroom and using monitor 2 as a tv out here; it's not 32" but it definitely works... uses less energy too; what I don't use gets turned off. (Even monitor 2 gets turned off when rendering.)

Server 2003 boxes with Access on top. I'm flip-flopping between future career options; I love database work and can figure out the maths involved. Project management and ITIL I've thought about as well... server support is iffy... what isn't iffy but I like to know things and feel I have a future.

I did buy into Flight Simulator X because of MS's hyped DX10 support. Sadly, DX10 - so far - isn't as pretty as they sold it as being, but is just nice enough to keep enabled. :( I don't fly much these days; too busy getting back into photoshop and fractal art hobbies. So much to fiddle with...

[CGowen]

17. Who is using the 3rd monitor? n/t

[Deja Q]

20. It's powered off right now.

A TV that can be hooked to the computer or moved elsewhere. In an apartment, I only have so much room; everything I do is more for efficiency, but the actual reading area is very uncluttered...

I'm thinking I might move it to the bedroom and nix the CRT altogether; it's near its end of life anyway...

[JanMichael]

24. You're an A.I. and its simply an illusion.

Matter of fact maybe we all are in this echo chamber called DU.

[ConcernedCanuk]

26. If you ever smell burning rubber - check them wires by the baseboard heater!

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[dropkickpa]

27. NERD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry, had to be done!

[Deja Q]

28. Is that Ted McGinley?

Talk about jumpin' sharks! :rofl:

[dropkickpa]

29. Ogre, from Revenge of the Nerds

One of my all time favorite movies (still!).

[FloridaJudy]

30. I want the Dalek pen holder!

Or whatever it is.

BTW, have you seen this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwZxQpG4u4Q

[Deja Q]

37. LOL - the pen holder is next to the Dalek...

The skit also shows how variable Steven can be... still, his latter efforts ("Time-Crash" aside),show he's got real creative talent...

[Maine-ah]

31. heh, looks like my husbands desk down in the man cave

[Neshanic]

32. You are the person to call for Vista and other Microsoft issues.

[Deja Q]

36. Which is why I have issues!

:spray:

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

33. It sez "Nice basement your mom has."

:evilgrin:

[Deja Q]

35. Unlike you, I don't need to live with my parents.

:evilgrin:

[flvegan]

34. It says "HT and I have the same taste in ergonomic keyboards"

Very much worth the $50.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

38. My dear Hypno!

Your desk area just screams genius at work!

Wow, what a set-up... :wow: