Step 1: Arrive at work.
Step 2: Log onto the Seabreeze Windsurfing General forum.
Step 3: Post replies to any threads which interest you, and a few which don't.
Step 4: Refresh every 5 minutes, reading threads again even if they haven't changed.
Step 5: Repeat steps 3-5 until home time.
...anybody else do this?
Roger that. I am running the gauntlet as I'm not supposed to use the internet too much but you guys are just all so nice to me I can't stay away 
) but I do find this site rather time consuming 
I'm confused, I thought you said waste time?? When is anything about windsurfing wasting time??
well you got memaybe i should get on an 85ltr. and a 5.0 sail in 10kts. and figure how to carve gybe
maybe i should get on an 85ltr. and a 5.0 sail in 10kts. and figure how to carve gybe
it sure did waste time and.....heheheheso this is the answer to step 3(a) check if someone replied nonsensically or refuted your post
Didn't I read on this site yesterday that you guys were trying to work out how get out of work when its windy. I might be a bit slow but I figure that if you work flat out and get the job done if theres no more work - go home/sailing. (surely no-one gets paid just to be there these days do they?) Seems to work for me
Watch out guys, as you know you're being monitored in the work place through logs - it's dead easy.
The legalities for being fired vary from state to state, country to country. But best case, it's held against you at reviews, often you don't even know it.
A few years ago I had a contract to write employee monitoring software in a large financial institution. It was jus amazing what these programs can find out - usage of MP3s/videos on company hardware, disappearance or failure of RAM and hardware, installation of illegal software and games, illegal changes in the O/S, and of course browsing that goes against the little bit of paper you sign when you join a company.
As in windsurfing: play safe...
can you do something about this
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