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[lensman]

The Globe is running an article today about an MIT prof who won a contest for be the most in need of organizational help.

With pictures of:

• His winning entry.
  
• Before
  
• During
  
• After
  
  From what I've seen this company could stay in business just going back and forth from one side of campus to the other...

Comments

[fuzcat.livejournal.com]

An organizer freely roams the collage campus, when suddenly there is a noise from behind. The organizer starts to turn and its world goes dark. Behind it stands roaming, tying off the ends of her rope, smiling.

Yep, this looks like it was a good, clean catch. The organizer never knew what was coming, It should be in perfect condition, not a box or file folder harmed. As soon as she bags a couple more, her troubles will be over.

[xany.livejournal.com]

damn, and I thought I was messy.

that guy needs to write a book on entropy and its effects on one's workspace.

[lachesis.livejournal.com]

maybe he just hasnt yet, since ... well, YOU find a pen in there!

[xany.livejournal.com]

he's got plenty of paper. it's a start. ;-)

[lachesis.livejournal.com]

making origami alphabets takes WAY more time and skill than I bet he's got... :)

[lensman.livejournal.com]

I'll bet the whole reason they were moving him into a smaller office was so they could start to test a theory on fusion by compression.... (Cram enough in there and maybe we'll get a reaction...)

[siderea]

OK, I got to hand it to them. My first thought was "Who is this 'Guth' piker? He can't be worse than my Course I advisor." I was wrong.

[vettecat.livejournal.com]

I don't know... you can actually see bits of floor in this guy's office. When sdavido moved here from Ohio, a friend who was helping him pack was astonished to learn that he had a couch hiding in the living room all that time. (He's improved tremendously since we got married, but the domestication process continues...) :-)