Spyke
TypFaffkereply
feddit.org

This one isn't as threatening to the coworkers though

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yermawreply
sh.itjust.works

It totally is. Seeing someone you know have a stroke and also being responsible to do something about it is pretty harsh

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Being responsible for the smell of burnt toast in the break room is no walk in the park, either.

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Nimareply
leminal.space

omg I had a coworker that would do this. no joke.

"Do you smell popcorn?" "no?" blarrrp "How about now?" and then he'd grin like a 12 year old.

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zipreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

I was just about to say something similar. Fart silently, then ask if they smell popcorn/gasoline/whatever. They're not likely to sniff again after they've heard you fart. That defeats the purpose!

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see thats how I would do it too, but he was a madlad and he made certain it was audible.

he wanted you to know it was he who doomed you. and he'd immediately start giggling like a kid right after.

I'm making him out to be a maniac, but he was actually super fun to work with and he was fantastic. it was an honor to stock overnights with him.

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fedia.io

...as someone who has trained for mine safety, LOL!

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Uhhh, smells more like Flourine than Chlorine to me. Brad, you were here before us. What do you think?

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"I've been taking asbestos bubble baths, doesn't my skin look good?"

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My favorite was working in a television control room and asking, "is that supposed to be on screen?" The panic as the director looks back and forth at the 20 or so screens in front of them always made me giggle!!!

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