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Nope, not a plea for assistance over the holiday period 
I've turned up to work today, to find myself the only one out of 80 or so who has bothered so far. I leave relatively close, but it took me 45 mins to get the car off the driveway.
We have recently been ordered to not work from home and my boss has told a colleague he can't visit his brother in Herefordshire tomorrow but should work from the office.
1) Why did I bother?
2) What can I get up to?

I've turned up to work today, to find myself the only one out of 80 or so who has bothered so far. I leave relatively close, but it took me 45 mins to get the car off the driveway.
We have recently been ordered to not work from home and my boss has told a colleague he can't visit his brother in Herefordshire tomorrow but should work from the office.
1) Why did I bother?
2) What can I get up to?
At least you could get in when you got there.
I've been walking to work to save the hassle of dealing with snow and ice on the car soI got up nice and early and walked in, only to find the doors locked.
An hour later someone finally turned up with a key, thankfully there was another guy that drove here waiting so I sat in his car, otherwise we might have had an interesting new snowman on the doorstep.
I've been walking to work to save the hassle of dealing with snow and ice on the car soI got up nice and early and walked in, only to find the doors locked.
An hour later someone finally turned up with a key, thankfully there was another guy that drove here waiting so I sat in his car, otherwise we might have had an interesting new snowman on the doorstep.
lawrence567 said:
2 out of about 10 in the office today.
Funny thing is we live in the middle of the country & our steep driveway was iced up & so was our country road.
Yet we still managed to get in.
Everyone else who lives on main roads magically can't get in.
Bunch of skiving w
kers.
Yes, t'is the same at our place too. Some people miraculously get "snowed in" over night, even though the area they live in hasn't had any actual snow for 3 days now. Its just the frozen remnants of the previous heavy snowfall. It's taking me over an hour to do a 25 minute journey each day, but I seem to be making it in...Funny thing is we live in the middle of the country & our steep driveway was iced up & so was our country road.
Yet we still managed to get in.
Everyone else who lives on main roads magically can't get in.
Bunch of skiving w
kers.I managed the drive from Pangbourne to Woking no problem - only our lane was like a skating rink, all other roads nice and clear/gritted.
Amazingly, some people who live nearer than me "can't get in" - O Rly??
To the OP - why not amuse yourself by forwarding each desk's phone to the one next to it until you have a circle of them all self-forwarding? (Yes I know it's childish, that's the point!)
Amazingly, some people who live nearer than me "can't get in" - O Rly??
To the OP - why not amuse yourself by forwarding each desk's phone to the one next to it until you have a circle of them all self-forwarding? (Yes I know it's childish, that's the point!)
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Other than that theres probably about 30 cars in the carpark (out of maybe 200 people!)

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