Thread: You know it is going to be a bad day when ----

You know it is going to be a bad day when..



You drop the 1k in the water well, set out the razors to hone for the morning, and the first thing you mange to do is cut the tip of yer finger on one


So let's hear your "Bad Day" story

Cut an unseen drywall screw in half and take out a brand new $35 bandsaw blade

You know it's going to be a bad day - and that you are getting old - when you look in the mirror first thing in the morning and think, "Oh man, that can't be right!"


rs,
Tack

you know I was having a bad day but when you told how yours started today glen I,m not so bad thanks like I said keep that superglue handy ! tc

You know it's going to be bad day when you oversleep, get dressed in the dark realize something just doesn't feel right but you have no time to address the issue so you slam down a cup of coffee and head off to work. Nature calls and once at the urinal doing the dance I realized I put my boxers on backwards.

You are told there will be a "brief" faculty meeting after school ( no such thing!).

Originally Posted by ReardenSteel

You know it's going to be bad day when you oversleep, get dressed in the dark realize something just doesn't feel right but you have no time to address the issue so you slam down a cup of coffee and head off to work. Nature calls and once at the urinal doing the dance I realized I put my boxers on backwards.

Or later in the day you realize you have on one black shoe and one brown shoe.

Originally Posted by ReardenSteel

You know it's going to be bad day when you oversleep, get dressed in the dark realize something just doesn't feel right but you have no time to address the issue so you slam down a cup of coffee and head off to work. Nature calls and once at the urinal doing the dance I realized I put my boxers on backwards.

Did that two days ago!

That's ok Bill - more than once I've slammed an end mill meaning to go the other direction. Those carbide suckers are expensive.

You know it's going to be a bad day when the razor you so carefully honed and were pleased with arrives at the owner's home and he's not happy with it!