Here we go, another beautiful day and another post on PanKarol’s blog (http://blog.ign.com/PanKarol/)! This time we are going to mention something very dear to our hearts, namely...sleeping. We’re convinced that sometimes the floor is more comfortable and cosy than a bed in a five-star hotel.

Oh!  :(
I think I know how you feel, a little bit, my sweet. When working on a network cutover, I once feel asleep on a pile of carpet samples in a server room :( Thankfully, this was only a small server room (around 11 servers, plus Cisco comms racks) so it wasn't deafening, but still, really not an experience I want to repeat. The carpet wasn't even comfy, plush carpet, it was that hideous cheap office stuff and it was scratchy. How rude.

So, sounds like eating dedication with a side order of zeal for breakfast is the order of the day for the peeps at CDPR. *solemn* From those of us sleeping in warm, comfy beds, we salute you.

Uhh, I know that. I actually sleep on my floor on occaison (only problem is that somebody will kick me to wake up  :( )
Anyway, where was I going?...

Those times when sleep becomes a luxuary, one usually needs it most.
My father would say now: "Sleep is a luxuary, and we can't afford luxuaries:"

Have you folks tried that one group of devs works for 12 hours, and then is exchanged with the second group, while the first goes sleeping, and so on.
There would be always people working and getting a decent amount of sleep  :D

Thanks for all the hard work, folks  :beer:

By the way, the guy on the second picture ("Me is watching U") looks like my cousin  :o

Sleeping on the floor is very healthy for your back  ;D

So, I should consider myself as a lucky one ? :)

Yes of course – it’s because you are both – exhausted and healthy! Two in one

 :wall:

Everyone knows that Karol even after 18 hours of working still plays his NEW Xbox till 4 am….

So don’t listen to him he loves crunch time! He’s just bantering with you

so ,,, PanKarol, you have to do both marketing AND developing ? tall order  ;D

To be honest, I'm doing a lot more than just the marketing.
A lot of PR, production and rest of the stuff that no one wants to take care of :)

- Someone has to do it.
- But we have no people
- Hmm, oh Karol, I'm glad you are here...

Karol, maybe it's your name ? lol  ;D

Yeah, there is one major problem about my name.

In Polish, Karol is a male name.

In English there is a name Carrol - female name.

The thing is, that they sounds the same so there is a lot of misunderstanding during phone calls and conversations :)

Well there's your problem! Stop being there when people say that!  :D
They'll start to look pretty silly keeping it up if you stop being there: "Someone has to do it - oh Karol, I'm glad you're... oh... he's not here? hmmm... well... *ahem* So... how about that local sporting team?... *silence*"  ;)

it *can* be a man's name in english, but you are quite correct, most often it is a woman's name ;)

it derives from the same root as the name Charles

The thing is that I'm rather a bad luck guy, so I always find myself in the wrong place in the wrong time :)