Birthdays. They come at us faster than a rabid cheetah on caffeine. And although they should be one of the most predictable events in any calendar, they still love to sneak up on us from time to time. So, what do you do when yet another birthday has the audacity to catch you off guard? Gift cards? A box of chocolates? Or the bottle of booze that's been fermenting in your cabinet for years? If only there was a one-size-fits-all gift that you can stock up on to prevent the last-minute panic buy. Well, fret no more because WTF Notebooks...
Alright folks, gather around, because I've got a bone to pick with those social media oversharers. You know the ones I'm talking about – the people who post every minute detail of their lives online, from their breakfast to their bowel movements. Like seriously, do you really need to update us on what you had for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? Sorry Jeff, but we don’t give a rat’s ass about your avocado toast or your protein smoothie. And don't get me started on the gym freaks. I mean, we get it, Susan, you lift weights and run marathons. But do we need...
Listen up, office pranksters and mischief makers! It's that time of year again – the one day when you can get away with all sorts of devilish deeds and call it "fun". That's right, it's April Fools' Day! And what better way to celebrate than by pulling some mischievous pranks on your unsuspecting co-workers? We've compiled a list of light-hearted and (mostly) harmless pranks to pull on your unsuspecting co-workers. Office prank #1: Vegetable donuts Let’s start this list off with a harmless, easy-to-execute office prank: All you need is a donut box and a few raw vegetables. You can see where...
Ah, Zoom meetings – the novel lockdown luxury that was maliciously turned into a dreaded chore when bosses around the world realized the benefits of work-from-home culture and technological advancements.But – and this is a big but – every day, it's the same damn thing:I log on, I stare at my own stupid face, and I wait for everyone else to show up. And when they do, I have to endure 20 minutes of small talk and awkward silences before we even get to the point.Of course, as is the case every time, once the actual meeting agenda starts, Susan’s...