Ken B
11-24-01, 12:23 PM
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John McGuinelly's co-workers at the Diamond Insurance Agency gradually noticed that he was making quite a few trips to the supply closet. They razzed him about it, and he would joke that he's just so productive that he needed more supplies than the average worker.
But soon the trips became so frequent that it wasn't funny anymore. The jokes stopped, and concerned, sideways glances and water cooler gossip become the response to his behavior.
Eventually, this issue came to the attention of the higher-ups, and John was called in to explain himself. He wasn't stealing, so what was the problem? After some prodding, he confessed to being inexplicably "drawn" to the closet, a sensation only satiated by going there. He was asked to curb his trips to the supply closet.
He tried, but became obviously nervous and agitated when he resisted. The trips to the closet resumed.
When called back again, upon seeing him, his supervisors had to listen; John's face was strangely twisted, as if it was taffy being pulled by unseen fingers. He claimed that whenever he was outside the closet, the pulling sensation was so strong as to be painful. He could feel his head distorting in the direction of the closet no matter where he was in the office.
Being a long time valued employee, his supervisors decided to let John set up his desk in the supply closet, a solution that was quite acceptable by him.
John no longer needed to leave his desk once it was set up in the closet, and his productivity rose once more. Unfortunately, he also became unable to leave or go home and has since taken up residence in the supply closet. The visits from his family have dropped considerably (speculation that there has been a divorce) but he remains a valued member of the Diamond Insurance Agency team.
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Another attempt at combining Z objects with a real background. I also made a try at hair with the fiber brush as well the on-going quest for a natural skin surface.
As always, questions or comments welcome
John McGuinelly's co-workers at the Diamond Insurance Agency gradually noticed that he was making quite a few trips to the supply closet. They razzed him about it, and he would joke that he's just so productive that he needed more supplies than the average worker.
But soon the trips became so frequent that it wasn't funny anymore. The jokes stopped, and concerned, sideways glances and water cooler gossip become the response to his behavior.
Eventually, this issue came to the attention of the higher-ups, and John was called in to explain himself. He wasn't stealing, so what was the problem? After some prodding, he confessed to being inexplicably "drawn" to the closet, a sensation only satiated by going there. He was asked to curb his trips to the supply closet.
He tried, but became obviously nervous and agitated when he resisted. The trips to the closet resumed.
When called back again, upon seeing him, his supervisors had to listen; John's face was strangely twisted, as if it was taffy being pulled by unseen fingers. He claimed that whenever he was outside the closet, the pulling sensation was so strong as to be painful. He could feel his head distorting in the direction of the closet no matter where he was in the office.
Being a long time valued employee, his supervisors decided to let John set up his desk in the supply closet, a solution that was quite acceptable by him.
John no longer needed to leave his desk once it was set up in the closet, and his productivity rose once more. Unfortunately, he also became unable to leave or go home and has since taken up residence in the supply closet. The visits from his family have dropped considerably (speculation that there has been a divorce) but he remains a valued member of the Diamond Insurance Agency team.
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Another attempt at combining Z objects with a real background. I also made a try at hair with the fiber brush as well the on-going quest for a natural skin surface.
As always, questions or comments welcome