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Your dignity.Originally posted by Gruffalo View PostLeaving for a new role - after some fun......
I have a lockable drawer - what would be good to leave?
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I like your thinking.... Yes, 3-4 at different times of the day. CunningOriginally posted by rd409 View PostHow far is it from the desks? You could get a cheap long lasting alarm clock, and set it off some point during the working day. You cannot put and forget decomposable stuff, but you can just normally forget to collect your alarm clock on the last day

My neighbour opposite used to work for a major bank and was peed off with managements attitude - she thought they needed to be chilled out, so she put lavender oil in the aircon intake.
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How far is it from the desks? You could get a cheap long lasting alarm clock, and set it off some point during the working day. You cannot put and forget decomposable stuff, but you can just normally forget to collect your alarm clock on the last day
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A fish is the obvious one but I would go for a few potatoes. They will take ages to decompose but when they do the stink is terribleOriginally posted by Gruffalo View PostLeaving for a new role - after some fun......
I have a lockable drawer - what would be good to leave?
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I have a lockable drawer - what would be good to leave?Tags: None
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