Something to lighten the mood

  • How can you tell an elephant is hiding in your mailbox?
  • The lid cannot be closed!

  • How can tell there's an elephant in the lift?
  • The distinctive smell och peanuts ...

REmember all these anecdotes from my younger days (60 years ago) and then there was the Biafra anecdotes referring to the famine (no I won't tell any). Guess there must have been Bellman-anecdotes like "A German, a Frenchman and Bellman was flying when ...".
 
spending way too much time trying to convince higher ups to hire people to train to do what I know.
jn

I tried to do that at my last job. I told my boss I wasn't going to work for him forever, my health was failing. He didn't listen.

When I turned in my resignation letter, he was furious. He acted like it was out of the blue. He tried to get me back a few times. That will never happen. Terrible pay, no benefits, the worst hours possible, no days off.
 
Elephant jokes are a ton of laughs!

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not sure when I will retire, but it's not far...
That's what I said a year ago John. I had it all planned.
You know what they say about the best laid plans.
I either have to unplug or take the batteries out of the phones.
Problem is, I don't advertise so all work is from existing clientele and it hurts saying no to those who supported me all these years.
 
That's what I said a year ago John. I had it all planned.
You know what they say about the best laid plans.
I either have to unplug or take the batteries out of the phones.
Problem is, I don't advertise so all work is from existing clientele and it hurts saying no to those who supported me all these years.
I've been considering it for a while. The problem I have is, what I do everyday I do not consider to be work. When you get paid to do what you have fun doing, I cannot consider that to be "work".

When I do not want to go into the office anymore, then it will be time to go into my mad scientist basement and do the laugh...bwahahahah.

John