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Subject: human zoo:

Written By: jamminoldies on 10/29/02 at 05:37 p.m.

I was just wondering.You ever have a human zoo at your workplace? It's just crazy where I attend every single day.I compare the co-workers to animals such as:

-Laughing Hyenas(co-workers who have uncontrollable laughter) ;D
-Chimpanzees(those who tend to be a bit antsy)
-Elephants(the overweight people) ;D
-Giraffes(the very tall people)
-Gorillas( those co-workers who tend to be a little bit goofy)
-Lions(co-workers who tend to hoard things and pretend they're king of the jungle or something) ;D

Ok,that's my comparison.How about yours? -howard-

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: TripsMom on 10/29/02 at 06:36 p.m.

That's funny Howard. :D I'll have to think about my last job and make some comparisons.

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: XenaKat13 on 10/29/02 at 07:12 p.m.

I've worked with some people who could be compared to venomous snakes in the past. :-/

And more than a few peacocks, strutting their stuff, and preening their feathers.  

Several dirty rats.

And there's always at least one donkey!

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 10/30/02 at 02:40 a.m.

Jack*s*ses

and

Galahs (Aussie strine for stupid idiot - which is probably very insulting to Galahs themselves)

and

Weasels

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: philbo_baggins on 10/30/02 at 03:25 a.m.


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and

Weasels
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...you been reading Dilbert, recently?

Though the gastropod section is missing from the zoo:
Snails - not the world's fastest workers
Slugs - less said the better, we've all crossed their slime-paths at some time or other

Phil

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 10/30/02 at 05:19 a.m.


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...you been reading Dilbert, recently?

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No Phil  ???  Have I missed something ?  I've worked in an office for 25 years so I have come across a few weasels....

I liked the slugs - I forgot them....

FB  ;)

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: philbo_baggins on 10/30/02 at 06:09 a.m.


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No Phil  ???  Have I missed something ?  I've worked in an office for 25 years so I have come across a few weasels....
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Scott Adams' latest book is "Dilbert and the way of the Weasel"... don't know if it'll let me post a link to one of the strips, but:
http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/shop/images/strip_041800.gif

..well, it made me laugh ;-)

Phil

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: philbo_baggins on 10/30/02 at 06:10 a.m.

PS.  Not forgetting the platypuses - odd looking types who drop the occasional egg just when you least expect it ;-)

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: MissInformation on 10/30/02 at 06:58 a.m.

My office would be more like a petting zoo or pet shop or something like that.  We have:

The rooster (the only male in the department)
The hens (four older women who are always cackling about something)
The goat (always eating something).
The cat (mostly laid back, but sometimes moody)
The Poodle (always primping and preening)
The bunny (mild, meek, liked by everyone)
The rat terrier (obstinate)
The sheep (always goes along with the majority, never leads)
The Llama (the protector, keeps the coyotes away, likes the herd to stick together)
The sheep dog (keeps everything in line, the organizer).

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: TripsMom on 10/30/02 at 09:19 a.m.

How about the "cats in heat" looking for husbands.
And there's always at least one "female dog" in the bunch.

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: Rice Cube on 10/30/02 at 04:37 p.m.


Quoting:
PS.  Not forgetting the platypuses - odd looking types who drop the occasional egg just when you least expect it ;-)
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Are you talking about the ones who go to the bathroom a lot?  I've had to deal with those...far be it for me to restrict a grown person's bathroom privileges :)

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: jamminoldies on 10/30/02 at 05:42 p.m.

and there is this one person,don't know this co-worker at all but he looks sort of like an animal.This morning I saw his hairy butt crack. :o this co-worker wears no belt,nor does he wear any underpants? Who the hell knows! His butt crack is the most horrifying I've ever seen. :o :D He'd be compared to a fat,lazy gorilla. ;D

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: Bobo on 10/31/02 at 00:25 a.m.

You often bring a smile to my face, Howard, but never before such a good laugh.

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and there is this one person,don't know this co-worker at all but he looks sort of like an animal.This morning I saw his hairy butt crack. :o this co-worker wears no belt,nor does he wear any underpants? Who the hell knows! His butt crack is the most horrifying I've ever seen. :o :D He'd be compared to a fat,lazy gorilla. ;D
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Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: jamminoldies on 10/31/02 at 05:50 p.m.


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You often bring a smile to my face, Howard, but never before such a good laugh.

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Thank You,Bobo.You should see this guy.He's constantly pulling up his pants.Don't these people have any decency of what they wear in that workshop? It's disgusting sometimes.They may be poor,but not that poor where you can't afford a freakin'$10,$15 dollar belt for your pants! -howard-

Subject: Re: human zoo:

Written By: Bobo on 10/31/02 at 11:40 p.m.

lol, now that's stretching it.

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Thank You,Bobo.You should see this guy.He's constantly pulling up his pants.Don't these people have any decency of what they wear in that workshop? It's disgusting sometimes.They may be poor,but not that poor where you can't afford a freakin'$10,$15 dollar belt for your pants! -howard-
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