How to Survive a rubbish office job
I do not do any of the following at my current job. I love you, current job. Current job, please don’t fire me.
I do not do any of the following at my current job. I love you, current job. Current job, please don’t fire me.
Whether it be seen as social commentary on the life of a performance of just plain stupid fun, It’s Not For Everyone is a riot.
David O’Doherty returned to Sydney Comedy Festival last week. We sent Samantha Dickson along to check out his show.
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While you may have convinced yourself that your job is awesome and not an absolutely mind-numbing waste of time, chances are it’s making you dumb-as-shit. Harriet Cheney explains why: 1. You lose sight… Read More
Last week, we told you the things that shouldn’t annoy us but absolutely do. To counterbalance this and to illustrate that our contributors aren’t merely a bunch of miseries/moaners/haters, here’s a collection of… Read More
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