When you can’t resist the urge to play.
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1. Help! I am being chased by 50 million people.
2. Whose idea was it to have the Nintendo convention on the 13th floor?
3. I swear these elevators are getting smaller.
4. Please take your hands off of me. I am sensitive.
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When you love something so much, you can’t let it go.
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1. Who knew monkeys liked bowling.
2. When your mattress is failing you, anything will do.
3. The latest in monkey exercise: Monkey Pilates.
4. This little guy just likes the color yellow.
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We all love our workstations. Even if our employer bought them and put a label on them. We would hate to have someone move or change it. Here is one such story.
Upon visiting a customer site to perform a software upgrade, the three of us engineers couldn’t help but notice the Post-it notes all over the edge of the console. There was so many notes that there was little room for one more.
The main operator’s name was Mike just like mine. He was a really big guy like a former football player who had retired from the game and put on a few pounds.
When Mike went to lunch, one of our engineers decided to put one more Post-it note on his workstation. He wrote “Call your mother” on one and stuck it near the center top rim amongst the many others. We all wondered if Mike would notice the new note with so many others covering the edge.
When Mike came back from lunch, a mere 5 minutes went by when Mike asked in a deep angry voice, “Who’s been messin’ with my workstation?”
The three of us engineers cracked up and laughed hysterically. When we finally calmed down, the engineer that put the last Post-it-note on the workstation confessed.
Mike too had calmed down and understood it was a simple joke.
But this simple joke could have gone seriously wrong. What if Mike’s mother had passed away? Then the joke would have been a tragic reminder of a missed loved one.
So the moral of this story is always watch what you say. Anything you say may come back to haunt you.
Joanne and Richard were expecting a baby soon. They knew this was going to be their last baby. Even though they secretly wanted a boy, they did not want to know the sex of the newborn.
Consequently they decorated the baby’s room completely in a neutral color … yes you guessed it… yellow.
Well this frustrated the grandparents to no end. They had heard myths about yellow being a depressing color or making babies angry.
When the baby was born and to the parent’s delight, it was a boy they named Jason.
No more than one hour went by after the birth when the grandparents rushed out and bought everything baby-related they could find. In the color blue.
Michael E Kelley 