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All new levels of grimness...


So, I thought we had problems in my old office with the phantom sh1tter who would alternately leave giant logs or pebbledashing unflushed in the gents. Well, after 2 grim incidents in the last week at this new office, those problems kinda pale in comparison. If you are eating your lunch, or just have a generally delicate disposition (Stead, I'm lookin' at you! ) please do not read on!

Grim incident #1

On entering a cubicle in the gents loos, I was confronted with the sight of a large screwed up wad of toilet paper on the toilet seat. With sh1t on! So... having wiped his @rse, Mr Grim Sh1tter chucked his toilet paper in the general direction of the loo, missed and then went ahed and flushed anyway. I'm sorry, there's no way it was accidental. It was ON THE LOO SEAT! Just below the flush handle!

Pretty nasty, huh. Well, grim incident #2 is arguably worse.

Grim incident #2

We have these special bins for our used plastic cups dotted around the office. They have a hole in the centre for any excess liqued and a series of holes around the outside in which you drop the empty cups.

One of my colleagues just came back from the coffee machine looking rather... unsettled. It seems that someone felt a little poorly and used a plastic cup to catch his or her vomit. Not a dumb idea, you might think. The dumbness (Stead, your crossbow is almost certainly required here!) comes when our resident Chunder Monkey decides that the best way to deal with his or her little cup of sick is to pour it into (and around) the centre section of the cup bin and drop the cup itself into the cup holes.



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, clap hahaha where are you working again?

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Based on what I've seen recently, I'm beginning to wonder if I'm actually employed by Bristol Zoo rather than one of the Big 4 banks.

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does brissle zoo have elephants?

cos if not I'll be having them under the trades description whatsit - the sign on the M5 clearly depicts a picture of an elephant, but my colleague suggests that there are none?

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Until about 4 years ago it did. Wendy. See: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bristol/content/news/2002/09/12/news2/wendy.shtml

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I have to confess that I've never been...

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oh, thats kinda sad - poor Wendy.

However I still maintain that they've been somewhat tardy changing the sign on the M5 (Cribbs Causeway junction) It clearly indicates Bristol Zoo with an image of an elephant.

Imagine the distress caused to thousands of little Johnny's (and Johnietta's) when they see that sign and then spend the rest of their journey getting more and more excited by the thought of seeing the elephants, only to be let down and have their lives shattered into insignificance.

Actually, so Wendy left (sob) in 2002 - I suspect the end of the elephants at Bristol Zoo is directly attributable to the rise of the chavs (they were neds or townies before then surely?) and the disappointment they felt on learning of the non-existence of elephants at Bristol Zoo, leading to a life of car crime, the wearing of expensive, but deeply unfashionable brands and urinating on bushes.

Hmmm, cat is behaving weirdly, must check house for other small mammals.....brb

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Weird cat behavious is an occupation hazard for a cat owner, dude. Mine refused to eat fresh salmon last night.

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hmm, that is strange - was it a protest? i.e. 'you have bought me something expensive, I will not eat it as I enjoy seeing the pain in your eyes'

My cat weird behaviour appeared to be a false alarm - can't really tell for a few days though, as a nasty smell might make itself known.

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Short Santa wrote:

hmm, that is strange - was it a protest? i.e. 'you have bought me something expensive, I will not eat it as I enjoy seeing the pain in your eyes'



Nah. He's just a git!

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Give him nowt until he eats it - even if it goes off...

Oh I cant be mad at Roch - he's too cool - it must be your fault...

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No smell yet - must have been a false alarm....

Where is he now?


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