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Sit on her lap, cry 'bitty' and suckle your milk.Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostJumped up PA sends stroppy emails on a daily basis about the fridge where people keep milk in for their coffee. She uses it herself for her morning oats. (Sadly not provided by my good self, she has a rack and a half
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Just go pick up and old secondhand one which is sure to be dirty and noisy. Get a couple of mates in an old Transit to deliver it and stick it in the office so it annoys the hell out of everyone.
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Does she have the authority to decide what goes in this fridge? People like that really annoy me
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You could always be really nasty and get some really smelly fresh fish and pop it into her fridge (last thing on a friday nite)...
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Don't bin it. Leave it in the PA's desk.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostWhy not just buy a pint each morning and bin it at the end of the day - it's not going to go off in a day. What is the cost of a pint of milk per day? About 45p or something?
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I was more impressed with the webcam missile launcher...Originally posted by moorfield View PostWilmslow, what you need is one of these hidden under your desk.
http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/offic...ler/index.html
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Wilmslow, what you need is one of these hidden under your desk.
http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/offic...ler/index.html
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<<canned laughter>>
I love you Wilmslow - you always brighten up my day!
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Why not just buy a pint each morning and bin it at the end of the day - it's not going to go off in a day. What is the cost of a pint of milk per day? About 45p or something?
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