The Swinglines’ two youngest have a question about their older brother…

[Home] office silliness.

A year ago (“Saturday morning haunt”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-02-26

[Tari]

lol ~ how clever ;-)
"Now when Jr. has his girlfriend over, you can't be sneaking down the stairs and tossing staples at them"

[Thom Mitchell]

@sitiodown Haha!! Thanks, Tari! Good comment-update, by the way! ;)

[Thom Mitchell]

@digitalrn Sorry to wipe out your comment with a delete-and-repost, Rick, but there was no thumbnail. (This came in immediately ahead of your first on-the-street post, so I got to comment there first!)

[Kim]

Cute!

[Erin Seney]

Great focus and fun shot! (And it's the second thing that has made me think of the movie "Office Space" today, which makes it even better.)

[Thom Mitchell]

@furrylens Yeaaaah — I'm very protective of my red Swingline! (It doesn't bind up as much, you know…)

[Thom Mitchell]

@kdei Thanks, Kim. Clearly I didn't have enough to do when I dreamt up this shot…

[Kim]

Haha! I think it's pretty clever!

[Rick Schies]

No problem. It's amazing what we can come up with when we are pressed for time or an idea LOL

[Kim]

too funny!

[Joyce Wells]

This is such a fun shot - I just looked at it and laughed!

[Thom Mitchell]

@kdrinkie @sparkleplenty1 This is probably I shot I couldn't even have imagined a year ago or pre-365. And the next credit to 365 is probably composition: the "old" me would have felt bound to get all of the larger staplers in the frame, but the 365-me realizes that the size differential can be communicated without that! Thank you both!

[Karen bable]

My husband loved this one. There is always one blach sheep, or should I say silver stapler!

[Lisa]

Very cool!

[Thom Mitchell]

@kamb @lizzy_lu123 Thank you so much, Karen & Lisa!