The office refrigerator!

[DrKym]

How true it is...now to print this and post it on the fridge......................................

[Pam]

Good one! One day my boss accidentally ate my yogurt. Apparently he can't see well enough to read and he is an ophthalmologist. He told me it tasted terrible and he realized it as soon as he had the first spoonful as it had real sugar in it and he only eats nutrasweet yogurt. The next day he came into work with a replacement for me though.

[critter crazy]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!! O hhow true!! Geee....I miss the days, of refridgerator wars!! NOT!!!

[slick]

OMD...you've been to my workplace haven't you??? The thing that bugs me the most is that one person brings in one weeks worth of lunches.....two huge shopping bags of lettuce, cucumber, celery, oranges, bananas....a whole grocery store. Sure she eats well, but sheesh, make your lunch at home and bring it in like the rest of us do.

I'm the culprit that throws out stuff if it's been there for weeks. I work late so I clean up the fridge on Fridays around 6:30pm when everyone is gone the janitor is just about to empty the bin.

[Daisy and Delilah]

That is so good The office frig. is one of my biggest pet peeves. We all eat Weight Watchers yogurt at my job so you'd better remember what flavor you brought today and try to keep it identified. Otherwise, you might get one that's not only someone elses but possibly not as fresh as the one you brought.

Does anyone else have open drink containers in their frig. at work? We have an abundance of them. Invariably, one will tip over and ruin everything under it. Is there anything that compares with a Coke product spilled all over your lunch? I like to pitch these drinks into the trash whenever possible.

Also....what is it with people who simply can't remove their leftovers or neglected/abandoned lunches? Do we all wonder how these people keep their home refrigerators? By the end of the period right before the scheduled cleaning, you couldn't fit a toothpick in our work frig. This has been a problem at every job I've had. It's an epidemic in this country!!

[dukedogsmom]

How true it is...now to print this and post it on the fridge......................................

Ditto. We just got a new one not too long ago and it's so stuffed that you can't hardly find room to put your lunch.

[cmayer31]

Luckily our office is pretty good about keeping the fridge portion clean. The freezer fills up pretty quick and no one ever fills the ice trays after using them. My biggest pet peeve about the freezer is the unknown person that manages to spill coffee grounds in the ice cube trays right after I add water to them; I don't want my drinks with ice tasting like coffee! The microwave is always nasty and to the point that I don't even use it unless I'm heating water for my hot chocolate. The coffee drinkers also spill all over the counter when stirring their drinks and they NEVER wipe it up.

Ah, it feels good to vent.

[joycenalex]

[QUOTE=cmayer31]... My biggest pet peeve about the freezer is the unknown person that manages to spill coffee grounds in the ice cube trays right after I add water to them; I don't want my drinks with ice tasting like coffee! ....
'k i've been making coffee for more then 30 years, i've never made coffee in the freezer, how are those putzes doing that? consider a sheet of plastic wrap over the top of the trays (and keep that plastic wrap in your drawer )

[cmayer31]

'k i've been making coffee for more then 30 years, i've never made coffee in the freezer, how are those putzes doing that? consider a sheet of plastic wrap over the top of the trays (and keep that plastic wrap in your drawer )

They store their exotic, Starbucks, coffee in a bag on the door of the freezer and every time they squish it back onto the shelf it spills grounds on the shelf, then slam the freezer door and launch the coffee grounds into the ice trays. At least this is my theory. Good idea about the plastic wrap!

[catland]

lol - great stories everyone. Reminds me of why I go out to lunch.

[joycenalex]

They store their exotic, Starbucks, coffee in a bag on the door of the freezer and every time they squish it back onto the shelf it spills grounds on the shelf, then slam the freezer door and launch the coffee grounds into the ice trays. At least this is my theory. Good idea about the plastic wrap!

! a waste of good coffee! not even in an air tight container! OY!!!