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You guys are boring....
Todd Smith
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Todd Smith wrote:
No one pogo's to work?
Todd Smith wrote:
You guys are boring....
Is that a pun ?
So is pogoing, thrusting ?
Regardz
Colin J Davies
Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin
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Mike he said
"You guyss are boring" this means we are using a rotational movement.
But pogoing like thrusting is generally a vertical only movement ?
Thats why I wondered if it was a pun.
Regardz
Colin J Davies
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I work down the street from my house, and bike to and fro every day.
Commuting expenses:
$0
- Jason
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"I just recieved an email from myself but I didn't send it ?"
- Colin Davies, Sonork conference
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One note:
Gas prices suck. Too bad work for me isn't a bicycle ride away.
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I race, so I squeeze in training with commuting. Work has no shower facilities, so I bus/bike and then hammer home (out of consideration for my office mates.)
CodeProject rocks!;)
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Back when I biked into work, the company actually payed me $40 a month. (it was an incentive program to use something other than cars to get to work)
--Mike--
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Despite having 9 options, we still managed to get 27 text answers.
Truly amazing I say.
Nish
Check out last week's Code Project posting stats presentation from :-
http://www.busterboy.org/codeproject/
Feel free to make your comments.
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And most of them are related to the poll!
work? is my favorite
- Matt Newman / Windows XP Activist
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Nish [BusterBoy] wrote:
Despite having 9 options, we still managed to get 27 text answers.
Truly amazing I say.
I somtimes get the feeling people are not taking these polls seriously enough.
Regardz
Colin J Davies
Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin
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I'd normally come on the USS Non-Existant but i ran out of anti-matter... anybody know where i can refuel?
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I think I have some laying around. I'll beam some up to you
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I see car is getting lots of votes.
So:
If it took you 1 minute to start your car,
and 1 minute to get your car out of the garage,
2 minutes at traffic lights,
2 minutes driving,
2 minutes to find a park,
2 minutes to walk from your park to your work.
Or a straight 5 minute walk.
Would you go by car or walk ?
Regardz
Colin J Davies
Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin
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Assuming the weather permitted it, i would walk. If it was raining but not too windy, i might throw on a poncho and run, since the two minutes from park to work would ensure i'd get wet anyway. I would *love* to be in this situation, BTW.
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Colin Davies wrote:
Or a straight 5 minute walk.
Would you go by car or walk ?
I'd skate and get there in 2 minutes!
-Jack
To an optimist the glass is half full.
To a pessimist the glass is half empty.
To a programmer the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
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It would depend on the weather, and the quality of the sidewalks vs. the quality of the road - whichever had the fewest potholes. 
No generalization is 100% true.
Not even this one.
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Depends. I have a really nice car stereo, and I love to listen to music, so some days I take the long way to work just to get an extra couple of songs in. You see, I like my music disturbingly loud - so much so that I simply can't listen to music where I live b/c of all my neighbors. So the only time I really get to listen to music is during my commute to work.
That being said, I usually do walk to lunch from work. It probably takes about the same amount (or a little more) time than driving. But after sitting in a chair for four hours straight, it feels nice to take a walk and get a little bit of excercise in. Walking is alot less nerve-wracking than driving, IMO.
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Russell Morris
"WOW! Chocolate - half price!" - Homer Simpson, while in the land of chocolate.
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Where do you work?
It takes me 20 mins on a sunny day to get to work (including parking etc).
It also takes me 20 mins by bike.
On a wet day, it takes 30-45 mins by car, but still 20 mins by bike
Paresh Solanki
There is no substitute for genuine lack of preparation.
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I ride on a bicycle in 20 minutes and that's more than I would spend with the car (15 minutes) so, even if it was the opposite, I would choose the option which doesn't fill the environment with smoke.
Well anyway, if I must hurry, I would consider taking the car...
Regards,
Sjoerd van Leent
LPCSTR Dutch = "Double Dutch "
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I really need to get the fresh air in the morning. I prefer, however, to ride my bike and do so almost regardless the distance. Should I have to ride more than 10km I would propably prefer to be able to shower at work - or more accurately, my collegues would  .
- Thomas
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I accidentally moved much to close to the place where I work - five minutes walk. But when I'm home, my thoughts are still at work 
"You see the spoon? You see the spoon?" my teacher always asked. But all I saw was frogs. Kruin, BGII
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I work at home now, but when I went into an office I really loved the gig at Peachtree Software where I lived about 5 minutes (by car) from work. I could pop home in just a few minutes for anything (lunch, important private call, etc.) and be back before anyone even realized I was gone. It was also easier to get more work done because I wasn't tempted to leave earlier thinking of a long commute home. Instead I kept at it knowing that at any point I could leave and be home in just a few minutes.
Cheers,
Tom Archer
Author, Inside C#
A total abstainer is one who abstains from everything but abstention, and especially from inactivity in the affairs of others.
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Last year, I converted my home office into a workshop for my hobbies, so the home office moved to the bedroom. Right now, the computer table is so close to the bed I have to turn slightly sideways to get past the chair and into bed. I've got two server-size machines, so I have to turn them off at night so the whine of the fans won't keep me awake!
I have mixed feelings about working from home. I like the increased focus and productivity, but I also like the professional interaction and socializing of an office. However, I don't like being around other people in the morning. So for me, the best pattern seems to be working at home until noon, then going to the office for the rest of the day.
-Neil 
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It takes me 5mins to get to work by car. It would take less than 1 min if there was no traffic. I bought a house in the middle of the island, so I can get to anywhere in the country in less than 15 mins.
How long does it take you guys?
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