Funny things to do to your co-workers when they leave their cubicles

By Cornbread Fred at 06/21/07 15:21

Funny things to do to your co-workers when they leave their cubicles

Do you have one of those people in your office who brown nose the boss and always seem to get you in trouble? Well, here are some retaliations:

• Turn the power button OFF on their radio on their desk that they play softly and turn the volume all the way UP. This works especially well if the buttons are separate. If they aren't you can switch it to CD, since there isn't a CD in there and it will be quiet UNTIL they flip the switch back. This is very very funny when you work in an executive office and they want you to be QUIET for the stuffy executives.
• Put a couple of drops of superglue on the bottom of their pens and pencils and glue them to the bottom of their drawers so when they try to pick them up...
• Quickly put a packet of salt in their coffee cup, so when they get a refill it will taste very yummy
• Take all the staples out of their stapler. Do this every time they walk away. I assure you this will get old for them very quickly.
• Hide all their post it notes so they can't find any. This also will get old very quickly, and may even produce explicit language.
• Every time they walk away...adjust their desk chair in the opposite way that they have it. There is nothing worse than having to readjust your comfy chair every time you sit down. Believe me!
• Put the caps to their highlighters on different bottoms. This isn't quite as annoying, but effective when they grab one and don't pay attention. It is especially funny for those who are highly organized and color code everything.

Don't forget to be discreet. Being caught doing one single thing will make you suspect for the rest. Have fun!

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that would have to be the worst set of practical jokes i have ever heard in my life. Very un original

Great post, for this excellent compilation of companies operating in this space.

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