Lol. Until now, there are established organizations that still don't know that The Onion is a satirical news site.JR8 wrote:--------------------------------------
'One dead, two pregnant, five sacked in ‘best ever office Christmas party’
'Employees at an office supply firm in Leatherhead were celebrating today after their annual Christmas party topped their previous record for fatalities, colleague impregnation and on-the-spot dismissals.
‘There’s always a certain pressure to make each year’s Christmas do better than the last,’ said Emma Kirkwood, junior sales assistant at Deskatronic and this year’s party organiser. ‘But in the end it was a triumph. All we could manage last year was a paper-weight induced head injury and two temps having their contracts ended for arson. Janice from reception still isn’t even clear whether her September baby was conceived in-house at our party or outsourced to our supplier’s Christmas bash the week after.’
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Would you consider North Korea news centre as established? They quoted The Onion in declaring President Kim as the sexiest man alive for 2012.nakatago wrote:Lol. Until now, there are established organizations that still don't know that The Onion is a satirical news site.JR8 wrote:--------------------------------------
'One dead, two pregnant, five sacked in ‘best ever office Christmas party’
'Employees at an office supply firm in Leatherhead were celebrating today after their annual Christmas party topped their previous record for fatalities, colleague impregnation and on-the-spot dismissals.
‘There’s always a certain pressure to make each year’s Christmas do better than the last,’ said Emma Kirkwood, junior sales assistant at Deskatronic and this year’s party organiser. ‘But in the end it was a triumph. All we could manage last year was a paper-weight induced head injury and two temps having their contracts ended for arson. Janice from reception still isn’t even clear whether her September baby was conceived in-house at our party or outsourced to our supplier’s Christmas bash the week after.’
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Established, yes. It is the state, after all. Credible, no.the lynx wrote:Would you consider North Korea news centre as established? They quoted The Onion in declaring President Kim as the sexiest man alive for 2012.nakatago wrote:Lol. Until now, there are established organizations that still don't know that The Onion is a satirical news site.JR8 wrote:--------------------------------------
'One dead, two pregnant, five sacked in ‘best ever office Christmas party’
'Employees at an office supply firm in Leatherhead were celebrating today after their annual Christmas party topped their previous record for fatalities, colleague impregnation and on-the-spot dismissals.
‘There’s always a certain pressure to make each year’s Christmas do better than the last,’ said Emma Kirkwood, junior sales assistant at Deskatronic and this year’s party organiser. ‘But in the end it was a triumph. All we could manage last year was a paper-weight induced head injury and two temps having their contracts ended for arson. Janice from reception still isn’t even clear whether her September baby was conceived in-house at our party or outsourced to our supplier’s Christmas bash the week after.’
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That was qualitynakatago wrote: Lol. Until now, there are established organizations that still don't know that The Onion is a satirical news site.
With all due respect, British people think that to be polite is a great virtue and they are proud of it and this is the genesis of this article and the list. Yes, it is a great virtue but I don't think this is the full picture and that this is that typical of British.JR8 wrote:Some of these are really spot-on.... hehehehe....
'ANY OF THESE SOUND FAMILIAR? THE BEST 'BRITISH PEOPLE PROBLEMS''
'I live outside the UK so when I say 'With all due respect' nobody realises I’m insulting them'
Classic !
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