watercooler

Hi, nice to meet you. Our name is watercooler, but you can call us whatever the heck you want to.  Technically, there are 4 people here who are doing the authoring, we are just using the same account so we can’t point specific posts to a specific person – makes it easier to be honest while dealing with “hot” topics.  You’ll see if you look around a bit.  It’s no big deal for an unknown person to see our soul, but God forbid a friend knows what is really happens in this screwed up (collective) brain.  References to “I” or “me” is actually pointing to the collective “us.”  Any one of us can update posts, edit for clarity, reply to comments, etc.  We all own all the posts.

The WATERCOOLER is usually known as where you take unofficial breaks at work, and you take these when you visit the coffee pot or water cooler (duh). Sometimes you talk about work stuff (that should count as a meeting for your timecard entries), and sometimes it’s about anything but work – the movies, office relationships, who’s doing who, the nasty traffic, gas prices, etc.

I’d like this to be a place for me to jump in with all kinds of off-the-wall stuff. Since blogging is mostly one sided, this is almost a permanent whine-fest – but with a touch of sophomoric unprofessional journalism. Of course, all the posts will have our horrific slanted mindset applied to them, so I’ll understand if you run away laughing. Or screaming.

I hope you get a kick out of my ramblings. Maybe you’ll agree, or maybe you think I have a “big bowl of stupid” for breakfast every day. Maybe you will learn something, or maybe you can just see something in a different light – another viewpoint is always good to help you think the way you do. Maybe you can post how wrong I am if you think I should see something in a different light.

If you wanna send some email to me, try it at “water.cooler@yahoo.com” with the word “watercooler” in the subject – not using that subject line is likely to be ignored as spam.

I can get a tiny bit long-winded, so this is was my opportunity to keep it brief. (oops, too late)