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Here comes the forced 2 mins silence BS
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So German bint talking on her phone all the way through.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI wonder how many 'the bobs were talking all the way through it' replies this thread gets.
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Could hear a pin drop here.
Tannoy comes on and tells everyone to be silent. Couldn't even type it was so quiet.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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This exactly.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostCould hear a pin drop here.
Tannoy comes on and tells everyone to be silent. Couldn't even type it was so quiet.Comment
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In a very multi-cultural office.
The last couple of years had a lot of people talking away on the phone.
This time around, absolute silence for the whole two minutes, which considering the large size of the open plan office with hundreds of people, was pretty amazing.
A South African chap behind me (ex military) stood up which was rather moving.Comment
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ftfyOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostCould hear a pin drop here.
Tannoy comes on and tells everyone to be silent. Couldn't even post on CUK it was so quiet.Comment
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Not a peep out of anyone here. No conversation, even those on conference calls went silient.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI wonder how many 'the bobs were talking all the way through it' replies this thread gets.
Everyone stopped doing what they were doing and respected the 2 minutes silence.
I wonder if the OP managed to disrespect the silence to prove a point?
For out tomorrows they gave their todays.Comment
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No I observed the silence, I would prefer to do it in my own time than forced into it during my working day.Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostNot a peep out of anyone here. No conversation, even those on conference calls went silient.
Everyone stopped doing what they were doing and respected the 2 minutes silence.
I wonder if the OP managed to disrespect the silence to prove a point?
For out tomorrows they gave their todays.Comment
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