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Iggle Piggle

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Sep 3, 2010
5,312
Well, given we are all going to be encouraged to work from home, I guess we need a new thread for moaning about work related issues

Have you seen that episode of Minder on ITV4 5 times before?
Is the wife talking bollox all day which is normally directed at some poor sod in the office?
Who are these dopey sods who are looking to emigrate to Australia?
Is it illegal to gaffer tape my kids to keep them quiet?
What is that tat they have bought on Flog it and how on earth do they expect to make a profit?

And of course moaning about the Dog.

I guess this is the thread for you.
 






Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's Tackle
NSC Patron
Oct 8, 2003
49,855
Faversham
Great thread :lolol:

Well, it's the cat isn't it? Wants to go out, wants to come in again. How am I expected to work under such conditions? :mad:
 


PILTDOWN MAN

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Sep 15, 2004
18,685
Hurst Green
Great thread :lolol:

Well, it's the cat isn't it? Wants to go out, wants to come in again. How am I expected to work under such conditions? :mad:

My cat lovvves wzzzzzzzzzalking acroses the kyeboadr
 


dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
52,348
Burgess Hill
Didn’t realise so many cars turned round in our driveway
I need to get a better air rifle to deal with the rats and squirrels
My retired next door neighbour knows I’m at home so is prone to popping round. Unfortunately he can’t see the small bluetooth earpiece I wear when I’m on videoconference so will bang on the window regardless (the guy who runs my Asian team heard him shout ‘do you want some new potatoes’ to me for example [emoji23][emoji23])

Worst of all though, there’s no sport to have on in the background, and the radio is dogshite without any sport being talked about.
 




studio150

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Jul 30, 2011
29,606
On the Border
Why has my neighbour decided to have new paving slabs in his garden, I keep the backdoor open due to the noise.
Why I have I become a delivery hub for my neighbours who are not at home
 


LamieRobertson

Not awoke
Feb 3, 2008
46,655
SHOREHAM BY SEA
Didn’t realise so many cars turned round in our driveway
I need to get a better air rifle to deal with them
My retired next door neighbour knows I’m at home so is prone to popping round. Unfortunately he can’t see the small bluetooth earpiece I wear when I’m on videoconference so will bang on the window regardless (the guy who runs my Asian team heard him shout ‘do you want some new potatoes’ to me for example [emoji23][emoji23])

Worst of all though, there’s no sport to have on in the background, and the radio is dogshite without any sport being talked about.

Slight amendment
 








Westdene Seagull

aka Cap'n Carl Firecrotch
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Oct 27, 2003
20,993
The arse end of Hangleton
Great thread :lolol:

Well, it's the cat isn't it? Wants to go out, wants to come in again. How am I expected to work under such conditions? :mad:

Be grateful, got up this morning to find one of mine had decided to throw up on the door mat - lovely 6am surprise ! Maybe he's got Corona ?
 






SK1NT

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Sep 9, 2003
8,731
Thames Ditton
Baby crying in the flat upstairs :down:

And one of the shitty cats brought in an unprecedented 3 little mice this morning... little shits
 




Ninja Elephant

Doctor Elephant
Feb 16, 2009
18,855
My dad is having a curry, it's 10:15am, what's that about?! He gets up early, fair enough - but Christ man, that's bonkers. My next question is what unGodly hour will he be tucking in a sarnie later on?! It's only a degree under madness, not to mention the Sky News marathon he's currently watching on TV. I have real concerns about his behaviour!
 




ozzygull

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Oct 6, 2003
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Reading
I have worked from home for three years now. I am lucky I had a spare room that I could turn in to an office so I can keep work separate from the rest of house.
I know this is a tongue in cheek thread but here are my top tips for home working

If you have it, find a place where you will not be distracted.
shower/bath and get dressed before starting work, obviously does not have be smart office wear, but to a level that if there is an impromptu video conference call or needed pop down the shops, you would be OK.
Do not have any food at your desk but have something to drink.
Take a lunch break and eat it away from where you are working.
No TV on, but radio or music streaming is good.
Keep in contact with your work colleagues the same as you would if you were in the office, using collaboration tools.
Stay off NSC (balls! broken my own rule)

I don't think home working is for everyone, but I don't think I would like to go back to being full time in an office now. When I do I find the distractions irritating and I have got used to my own company.
 


mikeyjh

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Dec 17, 2008
4,485
Llanymawddwy
Who are these dopey sods who are looking to emigrate to Australia?

Mate, you've not lived until you've spent an hour watching a couple from South Wales who've never been further south than Barry deciding that they're struggles to afford the mortgage their 2 bed Merthyr Tydfil terrace will be resolved by moving to the other side of the world, key phrases to look out for:-

"It's always been my dream to move to Australia" - Watched Neighbours a lot in the 90s
"It's such a laidback outdoor lifestyle" - Watched Neighbours a lot in the 90s
"Everyone is so friendly" - Watched Neighbours a lot in the 90s
"I'll get paid DOUBLE my UK salary!!!" Haven't done the bit of the programme where they list out the cost of living yet.

Oh, and they never mention any cost of moving or visiting relatives. You will end up shouting at the tele.
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
31,816
Brighton
Giving WFH a go now - unfortunately my son has just hit the terrible twos pretty hard - previously an angelic child, now throws tantrums at the littlest things. Will see how we get on.
 


BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
10,874
WeHo
Still being told to come into the office. Management know the WFH remote system can't cope with the capacity so are delaying as long as possible.
 






Iggle Piggle

Well-known member
Sep 3, 2010
5,312
Mate, you've not lived until you've spent an hour watching a couple from South Wales who've never been further south than Barry deciding that they're struggles to afford the mortgage their 2 bed Merthyr Tydfil terrace will be resolved by moving to the other side of the world, key phrases to look out for:-

"It's always been my dream to move to Australia" - Watched Neighbours a lot in the 90s
"It's such a laidback outdoor lifestyle" - Watched Neighbours a lot in the 90s
"Everyone is so friendly" - Watched Neighbours a lot in the 90s
"I'll get paid DOUBLE my UK salary!!!" Haven't done the bit of the programme where they list out the cost of living yet.

Oh, and they never mention any cost of moving or visiting relatives. You will end up shouting at the tele.

It's the fake Job convo that gets me every time

"We'd love to employ you here and we'd give you 50,000 Aus $"

Knowing full well, they never get a Visa for someone to sing in a boozer and pay the pie in the sky wages on offer but Dave from Dudley starts seeing pound notes and then shows a New Zealand flag as to where he wants to live.

The other day some South African Doris had moved to England, Back to South Africa, Back to England and now wanted to move to New Zealand as she had decided that she liked neither place. The kids and husband - whose life looked like the worst kind of human misery possible - trudged around after her as she turned her nose up at houses she couldn't afford agreeing with anything she said through fear of disagreeing. I was so annoyed I had to turn over to The Sweeney on ITV4
 


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