Thread: Men and their sheds

Sometimes I wonder if I build anything.

Originally Posted by jimbur

It's nice to know some things are still sacred but what keeps you out of the shed on Sunday?
Jim

A higher worship.

Originally Posted by Waldo

I'm in the shed on average 8 hours a day, except Sundays which would be about 3 hours, thus giving me about 7.5 hours a day.

I'd reckon I'm pulling my weight.

What I do in those 7.5 hour days doesn't mean I get much done after leaning and thinking, working out what I'm doing, stuffing up what I'm doing and then trying to fix up what I've stuffed up. On an average day I get something done, but bring just how much into the equation and it's a whole different matter.

Fair dinkum....if only I could pull that much shed time a day!! How do you do it Waldo?? Yes I would say you pull your weight in the shed time department! I'm extremely lucky to get 30mins-1hr in the afternoon after work and that is sporadic at best.

Cheers,

Will

Truth be told I work from home and the office is in the shed, but it's only a door that separates me from the what I should be doing and what I want to be doing. I do what I shouldn't and don't do what I should do.

Ah I see! Well that's definitely a prime situation to get in a couple of 'extra' shed hours! good job that one is! haha

Cheers,

Will

Originally Posted by jackliveshere

Holy sheebas, didn't know there was an official Code of Practice! Just spent 30 mins reading through the whole thing - man that is some Code of Practice and well put together by all you blokes! Now to get SWMBO to read it....

I wish you luck!!!

Give me shed or give me death!

Yeah I work in a shed 5 days a week. Unfortunately its not my own, get shed envy every time I walk in the door. The garage at home is pretty crowded by the time one put 2 cars in it.

All is not lost however. Can do bodgies at work after hours and theres plenty of room to store my tandem trailer.

Originally Posted by Wizened of Oz

Only three & a half years?
Some blokes are not pulling their weight.

I agree
cheers conwood

Originally Posted by Waldo

So navel gazing is "shed time"?

Id gladly get out of the shed to gaze at navels,.......... I also like gazing at other parts of anatomy as well

I reckon 3.5 years in a shed is time better spent, than half a life time telling porkies in front of a mirror?????... .
Jim