Tomorrow is our Office Christmas party and I most certainly am going, although only the "first drink is free" I am sure we of the I.T. department can manage a couple of drinks (Read Rounds) out of the Directors and Senior Managers.
I have read up the "Office Party Do's and Dont's" which are listed below
- Don't Drink Too Much
- Don't Treat the Office Party Like a Singles Bar
- Don't Flirt or Act in a Sexually Provactive Manner
- Don't Wear Suggestive Clothing
- Don't Let Your Guard Down
- Don't Tell Dirty or Off-Color Jokes
- Don't Use Foul Language
- Don't Talk About People Behind Their Backs
- Don't Bring Uninvited Guests
- Don't Underestimate the Importance of Your Guest's Behavior
EDIT :- Recently added by the Cookster, of which I can only account for... erm, all of them
- Don't add extra peppers to a colleagues Subway*
- Don't fall down the stairs going to the bathroom.
- Don't poor Jack Daniels down a colleagues face when he refuses to drink it.
- Don't suggest that five pint pitchers of Stella are a good idea.
- Don't drink your colleague under the table so that they get off their train to Coventry too soon, end up trying to walk home and fall into a ditch in a park. Then have to call their Father-in-Law to try and find them and get their sorry ass home.
Don't buy the Director a Cement Mixer and take photos while he drinks it.
2 comments:
You can also add to the list:
-Don't add extra peppers to a colleagues Subway*
- Don't fall down the stairs going to the bathroom.
- Don't poor Jack Daniels down a colleagues face when he refuses to drink it.
- Don't suggest that five pint pitchers of Stella are a good idea.
- Don't drink your colleague under the table so that they get off their train to Coventry too soon, end up trying to walk home and fall into a ditch in a park. Then have to call their Father-in-Law to try and find them and get their sorry ass home.
* Unless it is for Bernie.
What is even more impressive, is that you managed to do them all in one day/evening!
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