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Article - Editorial 2006-01-11

Weston at Work: A Short Story


by Big Pappy
poker player

I work in a semi-private office. I have the half of the office near the door. There is a big cabinet that divides the room. So, when people walk down the hall they can see what I’m doing. Unless I have my privacy screen on my laptop. Which I ALWAYS do! However, when someone is visiting my suite-mate they walk behind me and ALWAYS look at what I’m working on. In most cases I’m fast enough to minimize the screen so they don’t see me reading posts on WestonPoker. It wouldn’t be that bad to get caught on WestonPoker. One little exception. Big Earl’s dancing g-string chick and Vanman’s naked fishing woman.

I’m reading one particular post where Vanman responded to Big Earl. That was greatness. A dancing stripper avatar above a naked fishing buddy. No problem, until someone starts to walk in the office. As normal, I sit up and move the mouse to minimize the screen. As I sit up in my chair, I put my foot down on the floor. My shoe catches my mouse cord under the desk. The mouse goes flying out of my hand, smacks the wall loudly, and drops behind the desk. In a panic I make a dive to retrieve the mouse and hit my head on the desk. As I fall to my knees, the chair goes flying behind me and hits the visitor in the shin. Fighting through the blinding pain, I reach for the mouse and start clicking away, hoping that it is on the minimize button. I pull my head just above desk level to see the screen and use the floor as the mouse pad to click the naked people out of my life. Possibly forever.

I remain on the floor. My forehead is throbbing. My chair is gone. My career is definitely in question. I stare quietly at my computer from the floor. Then I hear: “Are you OK?” It’s good to know that even in unparalleled embarrassment and mind-numbing pain, I can still be sarcastic.

“Yes. Why? What have you heard?”

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