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bored bloke at a desk

Listen here bossman...

Tracey from Darwen sent in ten ways to lose your crummy job...


1. Tell the boss you'll "send the boys round" if they don't authorise your pay rise.
2. Admit you traded in your company car for a two week holiday in Ibiza.
3. Set up your own S&M dungeon in the stationery cupboard.
4. Bring a sleeping bag to work for those little afternoon naps.
5. Pawn your computer because you're skint till payday.
6. Never wash, shave, put on deodorant or change your clothes.
7. Call the boss to your desk, call him "Sonny" and tell him his work isn't up to scratch.
8. Start a one-man/woman Mexican wave every time someone leaves their desk.
9 Phone in sick, then turn up late in afternoon drunk and tell everyone in your office that you love them.
10. Set up a drinks cabinet in your desk and hold themed parties there every day.

last updated: 14/11/05
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Mal Walker
1. Everytime the boss gives a pep talk to the employees make loud sniggering noises 2. Set up a little flagpole on your desk and when the boss walks in put the flag at half mast 3. Go round everyone and collect money for the boss' birthday and spend it on a booze up

J. Finney
Look your boss straight in the eye and say, "Geez, how you haven't been shot by a disgruntled employee by now is just confusing".

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