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Harry
Meedsden, Circus Artist
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"Vomiting
at the office party is the best way to say what
you think, and it can all be made to look like an
accident. This is of particular interest if you
are on notice for redundancy.
Technique:
Gulp down lots of eggnog for the perfect vomit color
of yellow and with the smell of partly digested
eggs, jump up and down and then direction towards
people you don't like.
Simple but effective."
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Jerry
Sprinkler, Radio Talk Show Host
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"I
can eat an entire buffet for 50 people in under
twenty minutes.
The
secret of my talent is to make people think they
are eating things from the buffet, and then I take
the food off their plates before they eat it without
them even knowing. I have been told that
I am the David Copperfield of party buffet clearance
- the tributes don't get any better than that."
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Hug
Tharsden, Bodybuilder
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"Advertise
the office party on some heavy hairy bikers website.
Ensure
you state clearly that the booze is free. Sit back
and watch the hilarity unfold."
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Gramps
Rusky, Organic Farmer
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"Crack
into the IT system at your company under an untraceable
encryption thingie they sometimes use on television's
favorite 24, remembering to cross reference the
e-mail interface to the e-mail of somebody who would
normally cancel the party, then backtrace the e-mail
encryption to everyone telling them the party has
been cancelled at the last minute. (It's times like
these I wished I had listened more closely when
they did computers at school.)
Invite
people you actually like and then drink all the
booze and eat all the food yourselves."
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Harry
Baldicoot, Retired retirement consultant
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"I
hate parties of any description. They are sinful.
I will be turning up to read scripture from the
good book at the top of my voice. Hear ye, hear
ye..."
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