WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Queens Fish Bar 10:29 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
JLAP 9:46 Thu Mar 12

Reverse your car over it after having backed up your useful stuff and wiped your knob across the screen.

Tell work it was an accident. They will log it as an 'accident!'. Just don't do it too frequently.

Laptop falling off the car roof is another data protection approach.

munkyfunk 10:07 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Cant drive trains from home so i still have to go in.

JLAP 9:46 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Exiled,. Shit!!
Too late

Exiled In Surrey 9:45 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
IT will find out.

Exiled In Surrey 9:44 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Working from home on your company laptop...







...don't do porn.

JLAP 9:43 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Nice one Grumpster, I had that today. Won a few quid at Cheltenham as well as earning my day rate.. enjoy mate

Too Much Too Young 9:07 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
IT managers normally have to beg for any project.

They are being thrown money and said how quick?

Massive workload for us comms firms.

Drink heavily and remain calm.

13 Brentford Rd 8:31 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Tubes are noticeably quieter.
From next week you can self isolate if you have any symptoms. How many are going to abuse that and take a two week paid break?

Grumpster 8:25 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Office officially closed tomorrow so they can run disaster test run.

On a Friday with cricket and Cheltenham on, fucking result!!!

13 Brentford Rd 8:24 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
I'm hoping someone young & healthy where I work gets it as they'll shut my workplace down as it's a big Fe college
Can't do my job at home either so happy days.

Mike Oxsaw 7:56 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
mashed in maryland 7:14 Thu Mar 12

On the back of that, a lot of people have invested money in providing office space. Should the arse fall out of that market through offices no longer be needed, there's going to be a lot of squeaky bums.

Hammer and Pickle 7:39 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
This is going to be the first big revolution of the 21st century and the fossil-fuel lobby is toast.

Fucking bring it on!

mashed in maryland 7:14 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Imagine a few big firms find out that productivity goes up when they've sent everyone home.

Save a fortune on office rental and upkeep etc as well.

Plus the worst bit of most people's day is the commute.

Mike Oxsaw 5:58 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
London's only where it is because it was once a port and ports need administrators & clerks.

As it's no longer a port, there's no need for such jobs to be located in London. Same goes for virtually every other big city in the world.

The argument should be "If YOU can't justify the company needing YOU in (insert city name here) then work from home."

Nurse Ratched 5:56 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Arf! @ Pee Wee

mashed in maryland 5:47 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Thinking about it, its strange that working from home isn't more of a "thing". Many office jobs that millions of people spend thousands of pounds and countless hours commuting to every day could literally be done from your bed, or anywhere with an internet connection.

Aside from stuff requiring meeting in person or detailed physical examination (engineers, some legal stuff, possibly estate agency), can anyone think of an office job this doesn't apply to?

Maybe one side effect of this Coronavirus malarkie will be more places seeing the benefits and offering it as an option.

Razzle 5:27 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home

Buster 1:52 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
I fucking HATE people, so it suits me just fine.

Correct. People are cunts. What makes that factually correct is the mass hysteria cleaning the shelves of Bog roll, pasta and UHT milk. If you add fags you have a supermodel diet

Pee Wee 4:50 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Working from home is great, except I get bored with the constant interruptions for blow jobs.











But the Amazon driver refuses to leave parcels without one, so what you gonna do?

Dan M 4:47 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Welcome to my world. Been working from home for eleven years, the last eight of which have been from an office in the garden.

Currently sharing it with two bicycles and a roll of carpet. Glamorous.

Buster 1:52 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
I fucking HATE people, so it suits me just fine.

ChillTheKeel 1:44 Thu Mar 12
Re: Working From Home
Working from home should be the norm anyway in this day and age - where practical. We're still medieval in this regard.

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