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Sippy cup users - Could this be you?

I was reading a work related website today and ran across this HR Strange But True story. When I read through it, I immediately thought this had to be a bandster!

Here is a short snippet from the page:

Odd Co-Worker Behaviors and What to Do About Them

Careerbuilder.com recently conducted a survey that found that 39 percent of workers say they feel that they don't fit in with their colleagues. And if the workers' descriptions of their co-workers' oddest antics are any guide, there's no wonder.

The survey asked respondents to describe the craziest things their co-workers have done on the job. Here are some of the oddest responses.

  • Co-worker ate the cheese off the pizza box at a company meeting
  • Co-worker talks openly about flatulence.
  • Co-worker in the cubicle next to me wears 3-D glasses with the lenses removed.
  • Co-worker repeatedly bangs a mallet on the table for no apparent reason.
  • Co-worker whistles 8 hours a day.
  • Co-worker chews tobacco and spits it into empty soda bottles.
  • Former boss brought a baby sippy cup to a meeting and started drinking out of it.
  • Co-worker cleaned fingernails using a counterpart's business card while sitting in their office.

What do you think? Is this you? :cursing:

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