Lunch question

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Originally Posted by Cheese

The cleverest option (which I just though up) would be to skive all day and if you're not caught out (and thus have to use the lunch excuse) then leave work hour/half-hour early saying you can because you skipped lunch. :sage:

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Or you could not go home early and save up for a five hour lunchbreak for Friday afternoon. :yup:

Some days I don't have a break :idunno:

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Originally Posted by Barbarossa

Some days I don't have a break :idunno:

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Yes, mate. But that's a Saturday and a Sunday when your missus makes you do all your chores.

That's okay, tho', as you've all week doing feck all in work to recover :01:

Speaking of chores, I will have to do some tonight before Crabgirl gets back. Will also have to give the cat 5 cans of cat food this evening to make up for forgetting to feed it all week.

It's a pity she's not away for longer - cats eat their own feet if they're hungry enough, you could have posted pics or a video.

Just a few more days would have done it :no:

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Originally Posted by allen

fuck you, ive only been on the dole for 2 years, i left the job im talking about in 2003 after 5 years. then i worked in m&s over christmas 2 years ago.

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Just noticed your edit.

I'm sure you said before that 1987 was the last time you worked - and that was only because they threatened to take your benefit away.
Labour's been molly coddling you work-shy doletards.

The bright side of not feeding the cat (other than potential self-cannibalism) is I won't get shouted at for not emptying the cat litter tray.

i was only 13 in 1987 :o

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Originally Posted by Alien5

i was only 13 in 1987 :o

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Lazy sod! Starting your employment that early is a disgrace.

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Originally Posted by Alien5

i was only 13 in 1987 :o

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You're prolly lying about your age too :dry:

Too much time on your hands, that's your trouble.