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Tuesday, January 11, 2005
Hihi! I'm still surviving at my job ya!
The people at my job rocks! All funny and friendly... Haha... And we laugh at funny names on the credit cards... An example....
Try reading it out loud, you'll get the joke. Especially so if you watched "Meet the Fockers". Wasn't the baby cute?
Anyway, i saw this PJC Councilling notebook at work (cos one of my co-workers have a daughter in PJC) and it had its email on it.
At first i saw it as
And i was like *huh?!?!*. Butcher club ar? (i hope no PJC students read my blog.)
Anyway, just for trivia, among executives/office workers/anyone working at Raffles Place, the tissue-paper-is-power policy actually exists. This means using tissue paper/other valueless objects (usually just tissue paper) to book seats at hawker centres/food courts. And these so called white-collar workers actually concede defeat to the tissue papers.
The first time i went for lunch at work, i stared in disbelief at the many "empty" seats that wasn't empty on closer inspection. They were all "chopped" with various brands of tissue paper. Scotts, Kleenex, Watsons and the very common and cheapest brand, "Collectables" (i dunno the brand, but thats what's written on the pack. They usually feature some sort of cartoon/anime and brand it as a collectable. BAH!).
My point is that these obviously capable and mostly highly educated members of society actually have a silent understanding that once there's tissue, the seat is an UNTOUCHABLE!
To prove my point, i went to this very crowded hawker centre for lunch today with a colleage and as i waited for him to buy his food, a total of 5 people asked if the seat beside me was taken within 10 mins. I got so fed up that i plonked my tissue on the seat and NO ONE EVEN APPROACH THAT SEAT. Its like there's this invisible force emanating from the tissue. Whenever someone even set their eyes on it, they automatically got repelled.
Aiyoh, what if someone left the tissue there by ACCIDENT? Then no one will be able to sit there for the rest of the day izzit? Argh! Its mind boggling!
Thats about it for today... Haha... For the first time, its not past 10 and i'm done blogging...
The people at my job rocks! All funny and friendly... Haha... And we laugh at funny names on the credit cards... An example....
X' Ho
Try reading it out loud, you'll get the joke. Especially so if you watched "Meet the Fockers". Wasn't the baby cute?
Anyway, i saw this PJC Councilling notebook at work (cos one of my co-workers have a daughter in PJC) and it had its email on it.
workwithmeatpjc@yahoo.com
At first i saw it as
workwithmeatpjc@yahoo.com
And i was like *huh?!?!*. Butcher club ar? (i hope no PJC students read my blog.)
Anyway, just for trivia, among executives/office workers/anyone working at Raffles Place, the tissue-paper-is-power policy actually exists. This means using tissue paper/other valueless objects (usually just tissue paper) to book seats at hawker centres/food courts. And these so called white-collar workers actually concede defeat to the tissue papers.
The first time i went for lunch at work, i stared in disbelief at the many "empty" seats that wasn't empty on closer inspection. They were all "chopped" with various brands of tissue paper. Scotts, Kleenex, Watsons and the very common and cheapest brand, "Collectables" (i dunno the brand, but thats what's written on the pack. They usually feature some sort of cartoon/anime and brand it as a collectable. BAH!).
My point is that these obviously capable and mostly highly educated members of society actually have a silent understanding that once there's tissue, the seat is an UNTOUCHABLE!
To prove my point, i went to this very crowded hawker centre for lunch today with a colleage and as i waited for him to buy his food, a total of 5 people asked if the seat beside me was taken within 10 mins. I got so fed up that i plonked my tissue on the seat and NO ONE EVEN APPROACH THAT SEAT. Its like there's this invisible force emanating from the tissue. Whenever someone even set their eyes on it, they automatically got repelled.
Aiyoh, what if someone left the tissue there by ACCIDENT? Then no one will be able to sit there for the rest of the day izzit? Argh! Its mind boggling!
Thats about it for today... Haha... For the first time, its not past 10 and i'm done blogging...
posted by juni # 9:04 PM 
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