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How does work make you feel today?

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Yesterday was like the Monday of all Mondays so I was so busy i didn't stop for 12 hours straight. Today, while busy all morning has died down during the lunch period so I'm enjoying a nice sub and catching up on my BP!

However, now i'm getting more and more anxious for tonight :(
 
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I'm having a hard time getting shit done. The anticipation for the big game is killing me.

I hope OSU blows out Iowa by 50 tonight.

Oh, and Arkansas too. I may watch a little of that game as well.
 
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Who the hell thought casual Friday was a good idea? :shake:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOzwItHfOJ4&feature=related"]SNL - Mom Jeans Parody Commercial[/ame]
 
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So the owners of the company I work for, herein referred to as TOOLS, decided that they wanted us to start signing a personal guarantee of our work in a nice little certificate to our clients. They even made one up with a nice little seal and everything.

Now these TOOLS, have to realize that what I do for a living is not a licensed practice like an Engineer, Surveyor, etc. Therefore, I carry no liability insurance and neither do they on me.

So off went one of my coworkers and myself to a lawyer who told us in no uncertain terms should we ever sign a guarantee of our work. In fact, since the TOOLS won't give us any ownership in the company, legal counsel further advised us to not sign any documents for the company such as contracts, quotes, etc.

This all came about, I believe, because these TOOLS want some sort of way to financially hold us accountable for anything that could go wrong with a project. I could actually see these fucking TOOLS suing an employee if they chose to based on this.

I need a new job and bad....
 
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