What's On Your Desk?

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02 Nov 2006, 6:55 pm

Lord, where to start.
ON my desk, I have, from left to right, upper level
Speaker
Darth Maul
Candle
Lamp
'nother candle
bracelet
superglue
an '02 Ferrari F1 car toy
glasses
a skull
spare key to the car
some business cards
several guitar picks (various brands and gauges)
my monitor
several jumpers for electronics
an '02 Mclaren F1 car toy
another candle
a stack of cd's
another candle
an oscillating fan
speaker

Lower level
left to right
stack of cd's
some tools
subwoofer
Sun Tzu - The Art of War
Miyamoto Musashi - Go Rin No Sho
a fork (gotta remember to put that in the kitchen)
cell phone
regular cordless phone
a note/doodle pad
a teeny little screwdriver
steering wheel
more stacks of cd's
old video card

keyboard tray, l-r
20gb drive
keyboard
bowl of chinese food (eating dinner)
mouse w/mousepad
headphones

under desk
brake and gas pedals
computer
cat

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02 Nov 2006, 7:54 pm

Or what's clogging up the space you use to haunt the internet/play on your comp?

My desk is a mess right now:

Computer stuff: monitor and tower, two speakers, printer, microphone, spool of cds, pack of floppys, keyboard and mouse.

Other: desk lamp, mug of pens and pencils, nail file, book, three audio cds, hair brush, note paper, two coasters, cup of tea, half of a brownie on a plate, harmonica, candle, lighter, box of kleenex, some cables, roll of silver tape, pencil sharpener, hand lotion, I think that's it.

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02 Nov 2006, 7:54 pm

Just my computer, and a vast array of office supplies.

Tim

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02 Nov 2006, 7:56 pm

Paper, Sephiroth, Garlic, and books.

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02 Nov 2006, 8:10 pm

Isis breast pump
remote to TV
phone

books:
2 volumes of talmud
The Story of the World
The Vegetarian Cookbook
Tanach
The Arabian Nights
The Brothers Grimm
Goosebumps: Under the MAgician's Spell
Life in an Eighteenth Century Slave Society
Till We Have Faces
Algebra 1

Bambi dvd
colored pencils
pencils
camera
4 empty glasses

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02 Nov 2006, 8:18 pm

Hmm. Let's see:

Computer
External hard drive
LCD TV
Kodak LS633 Digital Camera
Canon PowerShot S80 Digital Camera
Free DVD that came with an edition of the British newspaper The Star
Glasses
Camera case
Headphones
SD card

There you go.

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02 Nov 2006, 8:50 pm

You guys can see for youselves.

All the usual PC crap, a fan, printer/scanner/copier [with a ton of notes on it], tissue box etc. I'm boring.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:12 pm

it's stayed exactly like that since 2002? amazing...

on my desk...speakers, bottle of water, blue prints of the olive garden, computer, monitor, toast, empty plate, bob the llama's empty orange juice and pudding cups,speakers, mounds of halloween candy, other.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:14 pm

tinky wrote:

blue prints of the olive garden

What are you doing with those?

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02 Nov 2006, 9:16 pm

One-Winged-Angel wrote:

tinky wrote:

blue prints of the olive garden

What are you doing with those?

nothin'...*whistles innocently*

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02 Nov 2006, 9:17 pm

tinky wrote:

it's stayed exactly like that since 2002? amazing...

Took it now, just can't be assed to fix the clock and s**t.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:18 pm

tinky wrote:

One-Winged-Angel wrote:

tinky wrote:

blue prints of the olive garden

What are you doing with those?

nothin'...*whistles innocently*

I'll help you. As long as all the Garlic is spared.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:19 pm

Gibran’s The Prophet
Tsu’s Tao Te Ching
Ram Dass’s Be Here Now
Pearson’s The Hero Within
Gersten’s Are You Getting Enlightened or Just Losing Your Mind
New Testamant, Psalms and Proverbs
Far Cry
Calendar for year 2000
AIG Valic contact information
Doom locker combinations
Paper
Mare paper
Shellshock
Doom: Resurrection of Evil
Hitman: Contracts
Doom: CE
Eno’s Before and After Science
Myst Masterpiece
Eno’s Another Green World
More CDs
No One Lives Forever
Red Faction
Sierra Streets
Scrabble
More Books

Coaster
Sparkly toy
Doctor’s business card with appointment (11/7 8:20)
Cam

Clock, still set for Daylight Saving Time
Jar with pens and pencil
Picture of Botticelli”s Primavera (detail) c. 1482

Answering machine
3 Phone books
2 Remote controls
Glass of water w/ lemon
Keyboard, mouse, wrist support pad
Watts’s This Is It
3 Nametags
Box with lighter, nail file, clippers, etc.
Box with receipts etc.
Box with stapler, tape, floppies, etc.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:22 pm

MrMark wrote:

Stuff

That's a big ass desk.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:29 pm

Yes.

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02 Nov 2006, 9:43 pm

Hmmm...some interesting things i think:

flat-panel monitor for the computer
CRT monitor for video editing & TV watching
small mackie mixing board
Yaesu FT101 HF radio
camcorder
two keyboards/mice for mac & PC
a bunch of connection adapters like BNC to RCA and mini-plugs
stack of old bill stubs from payed bills

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