Office Games: Ways to Kill Time at Work - Super Fun!

/* Posted July 25th, 2008 at 4:23pm [Comments: none] */
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Got nothing to do at work? Trying to kill some time? Well here are some fun and creative games to play at work. The games are based off a simple point system. The person with the most points at the end of the day wins a beer for each point that they are ahead by.

Distance Peeing

One fun game to play at work is distance peeing. Read more »

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Retarded Parents

/* Posted July 24th, 2008 at 9:39am [Comments: none] */
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If someone were to ask you “What do you think the following things might be?”

Talula Does The Hula
Fish and Chips
Yeah Detroit
Keenan Got Lucy
Sex Fruit
Number 16 Bus Shelter
Violence
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Saving Paper and Ink: How to Go Paperless

/* Posted April 1st, 2008 at 9:27am [Comments: none] */
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Go Paperless

I never receive any bank statements or credit card statements in the mail anymore. Why should I? It uses our precious resources and costs us all money. Plus it wastes my already limited physical storage space. Before I went paperless, I used to leave my statements in a filing cabinet to rot, never looking at them again after I first received them. Banks and credit card companies all do business online nowadays, and it’s supremely easy to print your statement from their websites if you enroll in their online services. Don’t get me wrong, I still collect all my bank and credit card statements, I just store them in an infinitely more convenient place: my hard drive. If you have Adobe Acrobat, you can simply save your monthly bank statement as a PDF file and file it away somewhere on your hard drive. Same goes for credit card statements. Read more »

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