Been there. Done that. Got no credit for doing it. Then my job was outsourced to India. I won’t mention the company’s name but their initials are United Rentals.
Dogsniff: Right idea, but wrong hero. He’s more aligned as Sisyphus. The perfect existential hero (being watched by the ultimate bureaucratic jack…er um person)
re: Sunday, remember the episode where Gilligan found the drawings and the Professor thought it was directions OFF the island… I know, I’m slooooooowwww… :)
Isn`t that the guy from the corner cubicle – the one that last year was about 100 pounds over weight and had just figured out no one looks at his paperwork………….
hsawlrae about 13 years ago
He’s having a ball.
pouncingtiger about 13 years ago
It’s Pee Wee Herman recycling.
weasel_monkey about 13 years ago
…and they wonder how all the office stationery keeps getting smuggled out?
Melikey about 13 years ago
sisyphus makes the world go round
spamster about 13 years ago
Thats definitely sisyphus, only it wont roll back down hill, he’ll just go back to his office and there will be a new pile waiting for him
ammittai_is_available about 13 years ago
actually i think he looks like a dung beetle. rolling the crap uphill.
Proginoskes about 13 years ago
And the winner is … ammittai! Congratulations for finally guessing the joke!
arye uygur about 13 years ago
@ammittai: That’s exactly what I was thinking.
lontooni about 13 years ago
Oh!!! The days when hard work was rewarded.
thirdguy about 13 years ago
which days were those?
tigre1 about 13 years ago
Rolling right along now…
BigSlurpy about 13 years ago
Looks like my post it notes collection.
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
I’d hate to see that in my inbox.
tripwire45 about 13 years ago
More like “Atlas Shrugged” for Halloween. The lost work ethic.
psychlady about 13 years ago
As long as the work gets done…
cdward about 13 years ago
He’s certainly on a roll.
Lyons Group, Inc. about 13 years ago
If we can only get paper work in congress finished that way.
alan.gurka about 13 years ago
How will he get it out the door?
dirtking239 about 13 years ago
He’s definitely a paper pusher.
WaitingMan about 13 years ago
Been there. Done that. Got no credit for doing it. Then my job was outsourced to India. I won’t mention the company’s name but their initials are United Rentals.
Lawrence Stetz Premium Member about 13 years ago
Katamari Damacy: Corporate Edition.
bobdingus about 13 years ago
It’s called paper pushing.
MrFygg about 13 years ago
Dogsniff: Right idea, but wrong hero. He’s more aligned as Sisyphus. The perfect existential hero (being watched by the ultimate bureaucratic jack…er um person)
bmonk about 13 years ago
He may be working hard, but how much is he actually producing?
The government isn’t the only group struggling with bureaucracy.
TheSpanishInquisition about 13 years ago
The Sisyphus of the Workplace.
tlc1012 about 13 years ago
Looks like an awful lot of wasted paper on memos over the years.
Varnes about 13 years ago
Hey, that’s how I roll….
falcon_370f about 13 years ago
Either that or Sisyphus.
farmermatt about 13 years ago
Of course the boss would never think to lend a hand.
treered about 13 years ago
re: Sunday, remember the episode where Gilligan found the drawings and the Professor thought it was directions OFF the island… I know, I’m slooooooowwww… :)
Pygar about 13 years ago
I think he’s planning on being Indiana Jones for the office Halloween party…
Joseph Krois about 13 years ago
WTF?
Hunter7 about 13 years ago
Isn`t that the guy from the corner cubicle – the one that last year was about 100 pounds over weight and had just figured out no one looks at his paperwork………….
artybee about 13 years ago
I always associated bureaucrats with dung beetles.