Whoops sent back earlier direct, but worth mentioning:

The flat files were stored in the bathroom.  It WAS plumbed and used.

But I have to say in defense of the setup.  The trailer was a perfect setup
for working with the engineering drawings.  It had plenty of room to work,
with a large table to roll out the drawing for the engineers to review.  It
was also a really great area to do prep work prior to transfer to storage.

Oh ... and it was close to the parking lot (great for banker hours), away
from the main building, with no one to bother you when you were working.


BobD

-----Original Message-----

From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Sharon Burnett
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 9:16 AM
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Subject: Re: Looking for RIM Humor

Hey Bobski - remember that engineering trailer where the folks had stored
rolls of drawings in an unused or rather unplumbed toilet? That would have
made rm photo of the decade.

Sharon Burnett

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