O2Deprived
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Where I work they clean out the fridge/freezer every night, but you'd probably know if your company had a policy like that.
Originally posted by: Ns1
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
You can probably figure out who stole it by seeing who's still hungry...
(Lean Cuisine man? It's like eating air.)
srsly dude, it takes 2-3 to get full.
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
The problem is, you're a man and you're eating Lean Cuisine.
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
I put a lean cusine in the freezer of our fridg eat work yesterday. I decided to eat Chipotle for lunch instead. This morning, while I was in the kitchen, I opened the fridge to glance at my lean cusine from yesterday, and it's missing.
wtf...could it be an honest mistake or did someone knowingly eat my meal?
Cheers.When disposing of a human corpse, cutting the body into six pieces (head, arms, legs and torso) will make it more easily transportable and compact. Make sure the cutting of the body is done over large sheets of plastic to reduce the risk of blood staining anything in your house. While it is generally adviseable to bury the remains in plastic bags, if there is a wetlands or swamp that you can take the remains to, simply scattering them about will attract predators who will consume the remains much more quickly than simply leaving them to decompose. Wetlands are not typically frequented by people, so this can be an easy way to dispose of bodies without worrying about the remains being discovered.
Originally posted by: Atomic Playboy
I shared this advice with another poster who was complaining that a coworker had borrowed $7.00 from him and not paid him back, but I think it will help in your situation as well (I know it's helped me out of a number of jams).
Cheers.When disposing of a human corpse, cutting the body into six pieces (head, arms, legs and torso) will make it more easily transportable and compact. Make sure the cutting of the body is done over large sheets of plastic to reduce the risk of blood staining anything in your house. While it is generally adviseable to bury the remains in plastic bags, if there is a wetlands or swamp that you can take the remains to, simply scattering them about will attract predators who will consume the remains much more quickly than simply leaving them to decompose. Wetlands are not typically frequented by people, so this can be an easy way to dispose of bodies without worrying about the remains being discovered.
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
The problem is, you're a man and you're eating Lean Cuisine.
I have a hybrid man card
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
The problem is, you're a man and you're eating Lean Cuisine.
I have a hybrid man card
Originally posted by: Fmr12B
I hate to admit this, but I used to work in a downtown office high-rise, and well, the area was ntorious for business professionals getting mugged/jacked after like 9pm at night.
Sometimes I would think I was leaving around 6pm and by the time I knew it I had been asked to work til 11pm or later.
So starving and not wanting to get mugged - I would scour the freezers on the various floors and find myself a microwavable entree.
I'd gladly give the person back their $2 if I knew who they were........
Originally posted by: rdubbz420
sorry man, I didn't know it belonged to anyone...
Somebody still at my work will put boogers on the wall in the urinal. I was at a bank and one of the men would consistently put TOILET PAPER in the fvcking urinal. I don't get it, either. It just amplifies the fact to me and the reality that I live in a world of asshats and sometimes they blend in well. Always gotta be on the lookout.Originally posted by: TXHokie
Seems at every job I've been to I always see posted signs "Please do not take what is not yours". I never get the fact how it is that some people actually steal someone else's food at work in a professional work environment. What is up with that?