Typical, wait all week for a vote to come along and two show up at once
Help us choose the new Question of the Week
Corporate Idiocy: From that Al Murray's Twitter: 'Car insurance company rang, without having sent me a renewal letter, asking for money. Made *them* answer security questions.' Tell us your stories about pointless paperwork, corporate fuckwits etc
Insincere apologies: Feel a grudging social pressure to apologise for something, even though you don't feel remotely sorry about it and are, if anything, kinda proud of it? Here's your chance!
Trying something new: Have you swallowed your pride and tried out basket-weaving, hummus recipes, or bumsex? (Might lead to a million bumsex stories)
Cooking disasters: 'I know exactly when my dinner's cooked. It's when the smoke alarm in the hall goes off'
The B3TA mods massive recommends Corporate Idiocy, so there. Vote closes when we feel like it.
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Thu 23 Feb 2012, 10:30,
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Corporate Idiocy: From that Al Murray's Twitter: 'Car insurance company rang, without having sent me a renewal letter, asking for money. Made *them* answer security questions.' Tell us your stories about pointless paperwork, corporate fuckwits etc
Insincere apologies: Feel a grudging social pressure to apologise for something, even though you don't feel remotely sorry about it and are, if anything, kinda proud of it? Here's your chance!
Trying something new: Have you swallowed your pride and tried out basket-weaving, hummus recipes, or bumsex? (Might lead to a million bumsex stories)
Cooking disasters: 'I know exactly when my dinner's cooked. It's when the smoke alarm in the hall goes off'
The B3TA mods massive recommends Corporate Idiocy, so there. Vote closes when we feel like it.
Trying something new.
We've done corporate idiocy, insincere apologies is any apology that won't result in sex, and cooking disasters is be the most singularly boring suggestion since I offered up "Amazing projects".
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Thu 23 Feb 2012, 10:32,
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You'd be doing something seriously wrong
if you set off smoke alarms with it.
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Thu 23 Feb 2012, 10:38,
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Insincere apologies
Yes, I know it's not the place, but it made me remember working for BT's Broadband help line and getting a complaint which I dealt with by replying "If you wanted your internet to work, on Gods earth why did you choose BT?"
I was fired not long afterwards.
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Thu 23 Feb 2012, 10:47,
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I was fired not long afterwards.