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Yahoo
19-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
47 Hilariously Chaotic Employees Who Were 100% The Personality Hire
anonymous coworker was a practical joker. was this coworker. coworker was literally Jim Halpert. with this person. this one. coworker offered a fair deal. coworker played the most pointless is sometimes the funniest and most effective. coworker did the same. 9.I appreciate this coworker committing to the bit. that's a good the jokes. coworker was a a funny jerk, so it doesn't count. is just a Winston Bishop-level prank. employee added a nice message for this poor broken coffeepot that had seen better days. coworker made sure to leave a memento behind. did this coworker. one way to shame messy coworkers. — just turn coworkers' annoying actions into art! coworker just had to have the last word. coworker had jokes — as did whoever set this up. coworkers knew how to celebrate. at least he got to go home early! coworker was passive aggressive — but in a funny way. If you can't read the above notice, it says: AttentionPlease reserve this printer for work-related documents only. Ink is expensive! Please print all future jobs using the black and white printer in Ron's office. Please stop by my office if you would like to print something in color. Thank you for your understanding!Did you know? A gallon of ink can cost as much as $8000.00? That's enough to buy 40 iPhone 6s. that's heartwarming. coworkers were similarly supportive. coworker was the motivational hero needed to get through the workday. coworker had a similarly motivational message. employee gave their coworker's Keurig a major upgrade. that's what I call malicious compliance. coworker sent a subtle yet effective message. 30.I just know there's a loooong history here to make this necessary. coworker took their stolen food in good humor. person took drastic measures to save a coworker's orchid at any cost. coworker wrote a very effective two weeks notice. departing employee, another great cake to celebrate them. HR comes calling, say they printed it themself. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ coworker was just the *tiniest* bit evil. coworker knew just how to make their office feel welcoming. I wonder what it is? coworker decided the office art could use an upgrade. employee just wanted to make sure no one got suspicious — which was not appreciated by a passing lawyer. coworker played a cruel joke. coworker made do with what they had. employee proved potty humor does, actually, have a place in the workplace, HR be damned. coworker just wanted to feel included. employee made sure to brighten their coworkers' days. employee had WordArt on their company computer, and gosh darnit, they were going to use it. finally, this *might* get HR called on you, but it's pretty hilarious.
Times
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Times
Ads are filled with bodily functions for our incontinent culture
A middle-aged woman sitting at a desk in a large, silent office audibly passes wind. Bbbrrp. She knows the eyes of her colleagues are upon her, but she doesn't care. She picks up a roll of lavatory paper and makes her way to the loos, thus signalling that she is off for a proper old dump. This is an advert for lavatory paper. The company once advertised its wares by showing gambolling puppies. It didn't feel the need to explain to us what the product was actually for. In the next ad, I would guess, we will be invited into the cubicle with that office worker so we can all share directly in her satisfaction with the absorbency of the tissue. Doing the TV reviews
