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Wednesday, May 7, 2008
The Sunshine Building?
So, the transition center is also known as the "Sunshine" building.
What do you think the new name should be since it will be anything but sunshine?
It used to be a Post Office annex that handled the lab. So with that in mind possibly Bulk Rate, although I'll let others substitute a different letter for the T.
When employees get their pink slip delivered to them it will cause them to suddenly pull their head out from their ass and they'll get to see the sun shine. Thus the name.
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This sign should sum things up nicely.
It used to be a Post Office annex that handled the lab. So with that in mind possibly Bulk Rate, although I'll let others substitute a different letter for the T.
Soylent Corporation Plant #2.
"the Sunset Building" The Lab is at the twilight of it's glory days. Enough said.
When employees get their pink slip delivered to them it will cause them to suddenly pull their head out from their ass and they'll get to see the sun shine. Thus the name.
The Sunshine Greeting Card company owned that building years ago, vacated it, and the Lab took it over.
The building used to make sunshine cookies, which was later sold to Nabisco.... I found some left over paking wrappers over 30 years ago!!
The Sunshine center would be more aptly termed a Relocation Center. How bout LLNSzanar, not unlike the 1940’s Manzanar near Lone Pine Ca.
My vote so far is for May 7, 2008 10:25 PM post.
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