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Cube Etiquette - QUIT FARTING!!

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To the left of me - The guy spends more time on his cell phone and work phone than doing work. The ringer for his cell phone is VERY loud and obnoxious.

To the right of me - The guy listens to conservative radio all day. It's loud enough that I can hear it down the hall. Complaining has done no good thus far. He also has started eating tuna out the can, then throws it in his garbage. The smell drives me insane.
 
Originally posted by: poopaskoopa
I knew a tech who loved to annoy people with his farts. But he stopped after he crapped his pants while trying to let out the biggest fart that he thought he had coming. He had to go home to change his pants, and never tried it again.

lmao
 
cellphone ringing when person is away from desk is the worst.

second place is when a csr up in the call center doesn't turn off their cell phone off and they let it ring away while they're on a call. luckily i don't have to go up there much anymore.
 
Originally posted by: isasir
I have an office with a door, so thankfully most of those don't bother me. The one thing that does is a co-worker outside my office who insists on cranking up the volume on her computer, so you ever every single noise her AOL IM windows make when they get and receive messages. UGH.

LOL at least she doesn't use ICQ with the 'uh o'.... and imagine if she had the typing noises on as well!

Anyways, about a dozen people here in cubicles, and not a single one of them would fart out loud. That's just rude... and i would definitely bring it to their attention that they should be toilet trained.
 
Originally posted by: Ime
I'm in an office with a door, so it's not an issue to me.

I do like to go visit my coworker's who do have cubes, though. I like to sit in their cube and have a conversation. Just before I leave I release a SBD fart. 😀

LOL!!!!!!!!! Oh yeah...... :thumbsdown:
 
Luckily I don't get ANY reception at work so I don't have to worry about my cell phone going off. That and I'm a loser so no one calls me ... 😀
 
One of you guys has my spouse for a cube neighbor. Why nobody has ever called him on it, I'll never know. Too polite I guess.
 
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: Bryophyte
One of you guys has my spouse for a cube neighbor. Why nobody has ever called him on it, I'll never know. Too polite I guess.

Eh? Is he a fart monster?

No, no, he's just clearing his throat. At the wrong end.
 
Originally posted by: Kev
1) Cell phones - I want to smash them after 8 seconds of ringing.
2) People who sigh every 2 minutes

Sighing? Wow.. that's pretty neurotic, dude..

*sigh* :roll:
 
The cell phones that have the volume set at maxium, and then constantly ring because the owner decided to leave their desk.
Put the damn thing on vibrate, and put it in your pocket. See, not so annoying then.

I also hate when people sing. Your voice sucks, and the song you are singing sucks. Now go play in traffic.
 
When I worked at Delta, the woman in the cube across from me seemingly would talk on the phone for hours about her latest problems at home (problems with husband, sick son, etc.). Some of what she said was really depressing and put a damper on my day.
 
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
When I worked at Delta, the woman in the cube across from me seemingly would talk on the phone for hours about her latest problems at home (problems with husband, sick son, etc.). Some of what she said was really depressing and put a damper on my day.
well at least she wasn't farting on top of it 😱
 
How come no option for holding conversations on a speaker phone like they are the only ones in the building? :disgust:
 
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