hrrrr

[rm]

Someone at the office decided my gluten-free cookies were communal property and ate them.

So I just put a note on the rest of my groceries. A long, ranting note:

These over-priced gluten-free snacks are some of the only things Racheline can eat. They are not for the office. If you take them, Racheline will be even crankier than usual. So don't. Thank you. -R

Comments

[fleur.livejournal.com]

That is one of my ultimate pet peeves at the office. It never fails to happen at the worst possible time, too .. either you're not feeling well and can only eat your own food, or don't have time to go out, or left your wallet at home accidentally and don't have a dime on you to buy something else. People suck.

As much free food as gets handed out at my current office, people are quite good about it usually, which is a refreshing change. I hate it when we all have to be juvenile and write our names on our own food. Arg.

[lawnrrd]

"The preceding message has been brought to you by the American Lung Association."

[rm.livejournal.com]

ha!

[lllvis.livejournal.com]

should've not said anything and left spiked goodies in the same wrapper for them. bastards.

[briansiano.livejournal.com]

"The gluten-free snacks left here were not for human consumption. These were left in my desk drawer by the previous occupant, and one of the bags they came in had been chewed to pieces by mice. I put them all in the one bag, planning to dispose of them in the dumpster outside. PLEASE DO NOT EAT THESE. They are LONG past their expiration date, and if you _have_ eaten them, the you may want to consult with a physician."