Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 30, 2010

Is that a desk or an aircraft carrier?

Executive overcompensating ?

I need that desk………

i love furniture that is built into an office. when the busness fails……you can’t take it with you……HAHAHAHA

is that one of those ‘too big to fail’ companies, or one of the ‘too large to succeed’ companies?

@Pacejv: Correction, is that a desk or a landing platform?

I have an open door policy. Of course, the bookcase has wheels.

LBJ had his desks /chairs towering over whomever was on the other side.

…unless it’s the female employees, THEN it’s “literally speaking!” ;-)

“all sanity is lost.”

Back when I was working as an engineer, I managed to salvage a desk like that from the executives’ junk pile. It pretty much filled my cubicle, but it was sure impressive…

You’re right on, Potrzebie. LBJ had a chair in the Air Force One conference room that had hydraulic lifts on it so he could look down on others. When he left office he orderdered it to be removed and and sent to his home. He also earned the nick name “cotton mouth”.

“Of course the figuratively doesn’t involve the figure on the pay check for closeness to me.”

I think the office was built around the desk.

Wouldn’t need to knock much stuff off to make room for an office tryst

The desk is sitting on a massive billion dollar bill. There is a hinge on the top so when you lift it up, hidden there is his executive pay he doesn’t report to the IRS.

Yes, his door is always open.

Don’t let it hit you on the way out!

just like gun nuts that NEED big automatic weapons , Over compensationg for a SHORT coming in another area.

You know what they say about “compensation” - the bigger the desk, the smaller the …

That desk would keep alot of people warm.

i.e., out of touch as usual….

The desk is HUGE. How can it go through the door? I think it will not be able to go through the door.

Wildmustang,, Things like that desk go through the window. I reminds me of the excesses by the military in the 80’s such as the $500 hammers. An Admiral threw out the desk given for him to use and bought one for in excess of $2,000,000.

Maybe that’s it?

@ baslimthebegger,

That desk is certainly big enough to contain a bed.

Pacejv said: “Is that a desk or an aircraft carrier?”

If you look carefully, you’ll see an F/A-18 coming in for a landing…

Reynard, the reincarnation of Atlantic Conveyor

What the comic doesn’t show is the five layers of receptionists, assistants, and administrative professionals he had to get past to get a meeting.