By: aliceblue
Yes, Mark is a slob but 3 notes – come on. If I were Mark I’d start talking and/or writing to the notes; particularly if the suspected writer was nearby. “Oh notes, I’m sorry that I haven’t had time...
View ArticleBy: jUStPunkin
Not everywhere. Here in our office, they empty the large cans in the main areas, but in our individual offices, we have to empty them into the larger cans. They say it was done to encourage people to...
View ArticleBy: jUStPunkin
Ah, yes, but it appears to be under his desk. So unless they are office mates, or there is a smell emanating from his office, it’s really none of the note writers business, is it? ~she writes as she...
View ArticleBy: Lucy
What his underling doesnt understand if he is that brillant he wouldnt be working!! that’s just laziness.
View ArticleBy: SeeYouInTea
True, but this is way past “not his job”. It’s filthy. Common courtesy would be to at least push the shit into the trash bin so the janitor can get it out. By the looks of the rest of the office floor,...
View ArticleBy: Zorin
Doesn’t it take less effort to simply do the things that are being written down, than to write a note? I really don’t get some people.
View ArticleBy: bitchy the dwarf
the note on the trash can says it’s supposed to get emptied. Since it’s addressed to Mark and not the janitor I assume he’s supposed to take it out and just isn’t. So, unless Mark IS the janitor… team...
View ArticleBy: Poltergeist
You should leave a thumbtack on his chair. Then everybody in the office should concede that it could have been them since they’re all just so brilliant that their minds didn’t have time to contemplate...
View ArticleBy: beezy
I came into a school in January to replace a teacher who had been on sick leave since November. When I arrived in the classroom there was a dead plant, half-eaten cookies shoved in the drawers, filthy...
View ArticleBy: beezy
It will become their business when his moldering trash attracts roaches, smell or no smell.
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