On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:35:01 -0400, (J T)
wrote:

Sun, Apr 13, 2008, 5:20pm From: (Tom*Watson)
As some of you know, about five years ago I gave up the cabinet shop and
entered corporate life as project manager for a millwork company. snip

Hi'ya Tom. I don't come around here often anymore, too.l. I don't
know what, but it is now. Never glance at more than the first two pages
anymore, so just happened to see this thread. I'm one of the 10%, I
didn'tr know. Getting laid off is a bummer. I didn't exactly get laid
off, unless you can call retting unemployed because they want out of
business laid off. Happened twice. Either way, it sucks.

A major portion of my military time was spent running a desk. Only
one was wood, that I can reall off hand. One thing I really liked about
it was it came down to the floor all around, not just the legs. That
way I could slip off my dress boots and no one would know. One feature
I would have liked would have been some sor of foot rest uner it.d

Personally, my view on an 'executive desk' is it's usually a
wheelbarrow load of money spend on a desk for a guy that doesn't do any
work anyway. Faux painted MDF would probably do for most of 'em, most
of 'em probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference anyway.



JOAT
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I do not have a problem with a woman president - except for Hillary.


Thanks for the reply.

A privacy screen for the boot hiding is certainly an option.

As far as the "wheelbarrow load of money" - I want that - right in my
pocket.



Tom Watson
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