WELDNGOD - 22-1-2010 at 04:13 PM
No Boss, that's not a kite hanging up in the back of the weld shop, it's a welding curtain
I thought I would die laughing when I told him that.
Left work early yesterday to go get some onshore blow, kites got wet cause of rain, so I could not put them out to dry. So I took them to work and
hung them up in the back of the weld shop.
Don't freak out, I was welding elsewhere in the building all day. But you should have seen the odd looks from engineers and office people who
walked by the door.
indigo_wolf - 22-1-2010 at 04:42 PM
My coworkers have long since given up on me. The two larger kites are 9 and 10 foot dual lines. In a small office, they look huge and crowd the
ceiling.
My office mate had left early that day, so I set them up on her side :saint:
UPS delivered the kites, shortly after she left, so I took that as a sign 
:singing:
ATB,
Sam
flexiblade - 22-1-2010 at 04:42 PM
That is so nice for you to bond with your kite at your place of business- kinda like bringing a child to the work place. Hopefully that kite is
picking up the trade and starts paying you back for all the cash and time you vested in it. I gotta bring in a couple of my arcs and teach them to do
some sculpting. Lazy ass kites skate by doing nothing but taking and taking from us. Put em to work!
Kamikuza - 22-1-2010 at 06:35 PM
I sneak away at lunch times and have a play ...
furbowski - 22-1-2010 at 06:39 PM
yeah one of the companies I work for in HK is an outdoor adventure / summer camp kinda outfit, with an equipment storage right on the beach i fly at
most... I keep all my kites there if I'm not in Canada or traveling somewhere... Sometimes I have to hang them up to dry there, but I call around
first to make sure the boss won't show up as he goes ballistic! Everybody else is cool with them, I get them flying every chance I get so they don't
mind as long as they don't have to do a big gear pull / camp set-up with my kite junk in the way...
edit... man those kites look gorgeous! ...esp. the century!