Text 11670, 150 rader
Skriven 2009-06-01 18:16:02 av Ross Cassell (1:123/456)
  Kommentar till text 11661 av Dan Ceppa (1:138/666.0)
Ärende: Unfathomable
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Hello Dan!

01 Jun 09 03:46, you wrote to me:

 RC>> I am not talking about someone running a factory..

 DC> Neither am I am.  There are still limits as to how you can use a
 DC> residential dwelling when it comes to running a business out of it.

So if you worked from home, your furniture being your computer desk, a writing
desk and a chair, how would you be breaking the laws if your comings and goings
only entail you running the same errands you do now? (Grocery store, going out
to eat, seeing a movie, visiting friends??)

 RC>> I am not talking about that extreme either, you act like people
 RC>> never ever restored as a hobby, old cars in their
 RC>> yards/garages/carports before.

 DC> LOL!  You are all over on this!  Most places now a days have laws
 DC> against painting a car in thr open.

Painting a car is not the only aspect of fixing ones car or restoring one.

I am not the one running out in left field with this extreme, you are and with
a radical example. I presented a simple example and I did not include the word
urethane, you introduced that.

 RC>> I was correct, you havent the remotest clue as to what
 RC>> telecommuting is..

 DC> Has it occurred to you that I wasn't talking about simply making
 DC> phone calls?

Telecommuting isnt just about being on the phone or making phone calls, it is
as generic as Xerox or Aspirin. A good bit of telecommuting involves using the
computer over an internet connection, among other things.

However I was the one whom was talking about telecommuting.

 DC>   My scenario is an instance that does involve disruption
 DC> of a residential neighborhood in a very noticeable fashion.  Just
 DC> because ypur situation is not intrusive doesn't mean that all home
 DC> businesses are of that type.

Home Businesses are very legal, you are just wanting to take everything to the
severe extreme. If someone is disrupting their neighbors then they pay the
piper, but you really dont know how many people in your own neighborhood might
have a room set aside for one to work from home in, you just dont know because
their comings or goings dont look any different from anyone elses.

Ever hear the term SOHO..

Its a term used to define (S)mall (O)ffice (H)ome (O)ffice.

 RC>> One whom telecommutes, isnt operating a business out of their
 RC>> home, they work for someone else and the employer pays them for
 RC>> their services by having the employee work from home..

 DC> Actually, they are.  They are using their house as office space that
 DC> would otherwise have to be in some commercial building.

LOL, not illegal.

By your logic, our schools shouldnt send children home with homework because
their parents homes arent schools. I guess all those that are home schooling
their kids are breaking the law, the home is not a school, not zoned for it.

Are things really that anal up there in Kirkland?

I find that hard to believe, being so close to Redmond, I am sure Microsoft has
several employees that telecommute, but maybe not in Kirkland?

 RC>> I have several customers do that and some of them even had the
 RC>> employer provide computers and pick up or offset the telephone
 RC>> and internet access bills.

 DC> So what?

Ah ran out of arguments did ya?

 RC>> Depending on the business and the employees job responsibilities,
 RC>> most only have to show up in the employers office once a week for
 RC>> staff

 DC> So what?

Ah ran out of arguments did ya?

 RC>> An example of this might be employees of "support.com", they
 RC>> offer PC tech support service and IT help desk support, whereas
 RC>> the bulk of the

 DC> So what?

Ah ran out of arguments did ya?

 RC>> All this is done without a single UPS truck dude.

 DC> So what?  That has nothing at all to do with the situation I
 DC> described. does it.

No you took a example I provided and radically modified it to fit your
strawman.

 RC>> But you didnt understand telecommuting..

 DC> LOL!  I gave you a situation where running a business out of your home
 DC>  would be detrimental to a residential.  I never said that only
 DC> running a business by phone would always be in that category.

Telecommuting is not just the telephone.

 RC>> How does that get them into your life if you are not the
 RC>> polluter?

 DC> Do you have any idea as to what comes out of those coal fired
 DC> electrical genration plants?  The chemicals are in par to the toxic
 DC> materials produced when shooting urethane paints.

If we could get the liberal whiny ass tree huggers to pipe down, maybe we could
build more nuke plants and windmill farms.

 RC>> cite, do you advocate turning the SEC and EPA into jack booted
 RC>> thugs and outfitting them with black helicopters? <G>

 DC> Yeah, very funny.  If you find children dying from mercury poisoning
 DC> a humorous topic.

Not at all, but you didnt mention children in your message, see how dishonest
you are?

 RC>> Did I tell you that the County withdrew the demands for the
 RC>> permit?

 DC> Nope.

Now you know..

http://tinyurl.com/lh9n77

The above is from snopes.

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