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How’s that for a group effort?
Erin in Los Angeles says it all started with a simple “No staples, please.” Then the whole office got involved. related: Death by a Thousand Puns
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The Clean Section
The attack: And the riposte: related: Have your people call my people
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No problem — ’twas a piece of a cake!
“Our organization recently moved most of its employees from several small offices into one large office,” writes our submitter in Vancouver. “It only took five months for the kitchen conflict to ramp...
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Roaches can’t read
Well, he has a point. …but then again, what good passive-aggresive note pays attention to silly things like “reason” or “logic”? related: An academic epidemic
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Trash talk
Our submitter in Chicago says that there a used to be a trash can near the front door of her apartment building, but because it was always overwhelming with doggie poop bags and other smelly trash, she...
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Sign, cosign…and off on a tangent
Ever wonder how MIT undergrads spend their free time? Well, thanks to Benjamin in Boston, you have your answer: related: How’s that for a group effort?
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Trapped in the (Water) Closet
Writes Robert in Redmond, Washington: “In our office, in this particular bathroom, at this particular urinal, there strikes a phantom pisser, who finds joy in covering the floor in front of the urinal...
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Scapegoat of the Sea
Joanna in Boston says this started with “have a blessed day,” and has continued to escalate from there. related: Fish cookies, anyone?
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Polite notice, terrible font
Rebecca in London spotted this notice in her boyfriend’s block of flats. “While it’s true you do notice washing machines running, they’re not that loud,” she says. “On the night of the note being...
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But…but…I’m late for bingo!
Zee spotted this warning in the basement parking garage of her small senior citizens‘ building in Indiana, where, she says, “a few of the residents prefer posting anonymous notes to dealing with their...
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Yours Truly, The Skid Marker
Our submitter says this note (and the accompanying response) was posted in the ladies restroom of a busy medical complex in Florida. related: POEP!
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The “beep it all” approach
Our submitter in Austin calls this “the result of a slowly escalating office disagreement.” related: No cackle zone
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I see what you did there.
In one Nova Scotia office kitchen, frustration with this… Led to this… Meanwhile, in Boca Raton… And then, of course, there’s the MIT approach: related: STAHP!
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