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Today, at work, we had a new client referred to our team, a Mr Maltezer. Due to a lack of information about him, it was decided to put his case on hold.
It was at this point i said 'it was never wise to hold a Maltezer.'
Barely a snigger from my colleagues. Is humour wasted at work?
Originally posted by Ghost of a Dukeum, humor? really?
Today, at work, we had a new client referred to our team, a Mr Maltezer. Due to a lack of information about him, it was decided to put his case on hold.
It was at this point i said 'it was never wise to hold a Maltezer.'
Barely a snigger from my colleagues. Is humour wasted at work?
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeI would have laughed!
Today, at work, we had a new client referred to our team, a Mr Maltezer. Due to a lack of information about him, it was decided to put his case on hold.
It was at this point i said 'it was never wise to hold a Maltezer.'
Barely a snigger from my colleagues. Is humour wasted at work?
There's humour in my office, but it helps that everyone is left wing, well those who have an opinion. There's lots of ranting about the state of things too.
Did they not get it? Never held one, had it melt in their hand, I guess?
Originally posted by yo its meThey were up against Twix, Mars Bars, Marathon, Rollos and Curly Wurlys for my hard-cadged pocket money; I was as likely to buy Maltesers as I was a Milky Way. Ghost of a Duke failed to appeal to these emotions.
What's not to like about them? They're covered in chocolate!
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Originally posted by FMFYou grew up & stopped buying them obviously! Or you can't get them there.
They were up against Twix, Mars Bars, Marathon, Rollos and Curly Wurlys for my hard-cadged pocket money; I was as likely to buy Maltesers as I was a Milky Way. Ghost of a Duke failed to appeal to these emotions.
You definitely got less for your pocket mone with maltesers. I chose polos & curly wurly. I think they were 8p & 10p.
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeHow about the whole gang from the office meeting a coworker in the car park on the morning she returns from annual leave and telling her to come with them to the funeral of another workmate who died unexpectedly the day before, and then attending a carefully staged funeral at a crematorium, and then returning to work for the wake, and then working as normal for the next two weeks, after which the supposedly deceased coworker returns from her annual leave, and walks into the office, oh to see the look on the victim's face!
Is humour wasted at work?
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Originally posted by yo its meSplendid. I have arranged for you to be transferred to my work place. (Hope you like hippos?)
I would have laughed!
There's humour in my office, but it helps that everyone is left wing, well those who have an opinion. There's lots of ranting about the state of things too.
Did they not get it? Never held one, had it melt in their hand, I guess?
