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Worked with some loonies.
My first job there was a guy who would write a load of code then before he set it off to run would take an alarm clock out of his pocket set the alarm then set the code off running. Then sleep at his desk until the clock went off. No one said a word
Also worked with a bloke used to come into the office and kiss a photo of who I presumed was his wife/girlfriend (she looked alot younger than him) everyday before he started work. It wasn't until a few months later I found out the photo was of his bosses wife.
In another company we had a contractor come in to do some major work. He was the sort of guy who was genius bordering on the insane. He wouldn't sit on a chair and stood up most if the day and would talk to the computer on a regular basis. I used to give him a lift back into town sometimes as he was staying at the portland hotel. When I asked him what he did at night he told me he walked around chorlton street talking to the ladies of the night as he felt sorry for them standing outside. Also told me he fell in love with City when he was younger and when we got to the final in 68 he decided he would go and watch it. His parents went mad when he got home as he hadn't told them where he was going and he was only 12 and lived in Edinburgh.
My first job there was a guy who would write a load of code then before he set it off to run would take an alarm clock out of his pocket set the alarm then set the code off running. Then sleep at his desk until the clock went off. No one said a word
Also worked with a bloke used to come into the office and kiss a photo of who I presumed was his wife/girlfriend (she looked alot younger than him) everyday before he started work. It wasn't until a few months later I found out the photo was of his bosses wife.
In another company we had a contractor come in to do some major work. He was the sort of guy who was genius bordering on the insane. He wouldn't sit on a chair and stood up most if the day and would talk to the computer on a regular basis. I used to give him a lift back into town sometimes as he was staying at the portland hotel. When I asked him what he did at night he told me he walked around chorlton street talking to the ladies of the night as he felt sorry for them standing outside. Also told me he fell in love with City when he was younger and when we got to the final in 68 he decided he would go and watch it. His parents went mad when he got home as he hadn't told them where he was going and he was only 12 and lived in Edinburgh.