oh you fecker - office lollage....
theoriginalsteve <this space intentionally left blank>,
Mon 30 Mar 2009, 11:57,
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hahahe likes his games that one
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Griffin Saver Something, something, 2006, something.,
Mon 30 Mar 2009, 11:58,
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Too soon, man, too soonAnd Damn you, Mekon!
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Mon 30 Mar 2009, 11:59,
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HAHAHA!Mein Kampf was actually about Hitler's struggle with Sudoku puzzles.
trufax
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Mon 30 Mar 2009, 11:59,
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trufax
Shouldn't that be Judoku
chenobble rocking his explorer beard on,
Mon 30 Mar 2009, 12:01,
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:DI've never understood why people want to do Sudoku. What's the attraction?
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Fresh Water Mole loves his baby boy more and more every day,
Mon 30 Mar 2009, 12:28,
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Same reason people play solitaire I suppose. It would be quicker to roll a dice and say "If it's even, I win". Saves hours, letting you get back to the work you're actually meant to be doing.
Edit: Of course, Sudoku has it's uses. I fondly remember the day our manager picked up my paper in the breakroom (whilst having his lunch in the staffroom - way to ruin our break, fuckwad) and declared he could do the puzzle within twenty minutes (or something like that). Now this was the guardian one, not the easiest level but certainly not the hardest.
Some fifty minutes later, he's still struggling; as are we but for different reasons (trying not to break out in laughter). He eventually gives up, apparently hoping we won't notice his distinctly uncompleted puzzle.
So thankyou sudoku, for publically illustrating his limitations, giving us another chuckle at the bosses expense; and reminding him why there's a custom that bosses stay out the rank-and-file breakroom.
Perhaps if it had been based on gambling odds he'd have done better; he could have simply imagined himself misappropriating money from the 'staff fund' or 'lost and found'(again) to finance his chronic gambling problem. But that's a tale for another time.
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Mon 30 Mar 2009, 23:38,
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Edit: Of course, Sudoku has it's uses. I fondly remember the day our manager picked up my paper in the breakroom (whilst having his lunch in the staffroom - way to ruin our break, fuckwad) and declared he could do the puzzle within twenty minutes (or something like that). Now this was the guardian one, not the easiest level but certainly not the hardest.
Some fifty minutes later, he's still struggling; as are we but for different reasons (trying not to break out in laughter). He eventually gives up, apparently hoping we won't notice his distinctly uncompleted puzzle.
So thankyou sudoku, for publically illustrating his limitations, giving us another chuckle at the bosses expense; and reminding him why there's a custom that bosses stay out the rank-and-file breakroom.
Perhaps if it had been based on gambling odds he'd have done better; he could have simply imagined himself misappropriating money from the 'staff fund' or 'lost and found'(again) to finance his chronic gambling problem. But that's a tale for another time.
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Wurst Puns Inc. Back in the future.,
Tue 31 Mar 2009, 15:04,
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