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I don’t know what it is about leaving food out in the lunchroom at work but people see it as an opportunity to gorge. I don’t blame them because who knows when they might be able to eat again.. Wait of course I do, it’s when they get home to their houses. You know the place with the refrigerator and pantry filled with food?
What I am trying to say is that these people don’t live on the Serengeti and then are not feral dogs so I wish they would conduct themselves accordingly. If you do not make regular trips to the refrigerator to check on your food, there is a chance it may have been deflowered by the time noon rolls around.
Well thanks to my good buddy Nick (Cupcake) bootcamp finally works on my MBP which means I will be able to play Tribes…if I can ever find time. Also this means I am primed and ready for Hawken come December.
I am awash in a sea of Wednesday.
Javis
What a deliciously dangerous work environment!
I hear interns taste the best when they are frightened.
Wow, you just described my old job perfectly. I started locking my lunch in my locker. Anything in the fridge was fair game.
I hasn’t happened to me (yet) but it’s is a transgression I can’t forgive.
I’m glad to say that my current job isn’t like that (it’s probably about the only perk the place has, though). Still I keep my food in my locker to be sure (3-4 hours doesn’t hurt).
I can’t get coworkers to replace anything… toilet paper, plastic utensils, plates, paper towels… so I keep my own private stash. Same with food, if it doesn’t absolutely require cold storage.
Animals. All of them.
Down my way, if anyone brings sweets in…it’s got about an hour left on this planet before it meets its unsavory end.
It’s exactly like this where I work…with the dead bodies I mean.
My workplace fridge is safe from thieving coworkers; my problem is the damn thing is somehow always full at any time during the week.