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“His cardiologist
just died.”
—Aaron Webster
An esteemed colleague
told me he hard-boils
eggs in the morning,
uses them as pocket
warmers, and then
has them as a little
mid-morning snack
when he gets to work.
Truly, the line be-
tween genius and
madness is very thin.
— @CuriouslyEmily
A musician friend is
always upbeat. But
when she developed
ringing in one ear,
I was concerned it
might overwhelm
even her.
When I asked whe-
ther her condition was
especially annoying to
a musician, she shook
her head.
“Not really,” she
said cheerfully. “The
ringing sound is in
the key of B flat, so
I use it to tune my
cello half a tone lower.”
—Kathleen Cahill,
in Reader’s Digest Asia
THE 8 PEOPLE YOU
WILL MEET AT WORK
(AND THE JOKES THAT
EXPLAIN THEM)
the lazy guy
My boss told me to
have a good day.
So I went home.
— @JokeAuthority
the helpful colleague
The ‘high-priority’ email
notification loses a bit of
its meaning when used to
announce leftover birth-
day cake every week.
—meetingboy.com
the grazer
Adorable idea.
Colleagues have been
writing names on their
food in the office fridge.
I am currently eating a
yogurt called Debbie.
— @FussySaffa
the complainer
Oh, you hate your job?
Why didn’t you say so?
There’s a support group
for that. It’s called
EVERYBODY, and
they meet at the bar.
—Drew Carey,comedian
the outsider
It’s weird how many
people at my office
are named ‘Hey’.
— @PinkCamoTO
the perky one
Is there ever such a
thing as too much coffee?
I’m about to find out.
— @aalexandru12
the annoying guy
I wonder how many
consecutive Mondays
Todd will respond “Not
long enough” in regard
to how his weekend
was. We’re at seven.
— @melowens
the suck-up
Our boss just banned
overly specific nicknames,
and the whole office is
staring at Rat Snitch Brian
the Good Time Ruiner.
— @ceejoyner
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