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Office Playpen? Comment on the BPP, 10.08.07

You asked for it. And sometimes, you use it. Here again is the daily open thread, where you can say pretty much whatever you like about today's Bryant Park Project.

When we're not brokering peace in the office playpen, we'll check back for your remarks.

Laura Conaway

8:44 AM ET | 10- 8-2007 | permalink

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While I don't mind working on Columbus Day, why do some companies give employees a day off while others don't?

Sent by Steve Petersen | 11:55 AM ET | 10-08-2007

Sadly there weren't any kids running around my office today (all my coworkers have newborns), but my cubicle was ready anyway.
http://magical-girl.com/images/ballpit1.jpg
Although to be honest, I did that for myself (a grown adult) :D

Sent by Alice | 3:35 AM ET | 10-09-2007

Oh yeah, what was up with the "Arcade Fire is dead to us" comment on Monday's show? Was this because of the "see you in two years" comments they made?

Sent by Alice | 3:44 AM ET | 10-09-2007

Good fundraising coverage today, The Ron Paul phenomenon is fascinating, does anyone think that he has any real chance though?

If they keep making videos like this, I think they might. It's a slice of pizza rapping about Ron Paul. I thought it might be up your alley.

http://tinyurl.com/34pfsm

Sent by Benjamin | 7:37 AM ET | 10-09-2007

Ok, so you talked about Britney Spears on Thursday and I complained (you didn't post it). On Friday, you actually played a Britney song, and yesterday (Monday), you talked about Britney's pets.

One of my first blog comments when I heard that this show was going live was something to the effect of, "I hope they have more substance than Beyonce? and Britney Spears."

I've listened to 6 shows now - it's not happening for me. Bye bye Bryant Park.

Sent by Brian Tristam Williams | 10:43 AM ET | 10-09-2007

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