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Extreme Office Crafts: Creative & Devious Ways to Waste Office Supplies & Company Time

par Jimmy Knight

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There’s a good reason Dilbert and The Office are so popular: today’s most popular sport is mocking life on the job. After all, the average work environment is filled with undesirable people, unpleasant situations, and hours of clock-watching boredom. So what’s a person to do but get this subversively funny gift book? It’s a sanity-salvaging guide for someone on the fast track to burnout. Waiting for the copy machine? Stuck in a claustrophobic cubicle? Then pillage the supply closet, and make the most of a bad situation by creating projects that range from the ridiculous to the sublime. Relieve cubicle hell with Post-it#65533; note mosaics or a privacy "curtain” made from key rings and ID tags. Deem yourself Employee of the Month, and craft a glittering crown embellished with colored paper clips and highlighters. Help pass the afternoon with a game of "Boss Phrase Bingo.” From beauty pickups (a correction fluid manicure) to novel ways to get even with an evil co-worker, these fabulous activities could be considered brilliant exercises of whimsy...or grounds for termination. Tongue-in-cheek, on-location office photography will have readers laughing out loud.… (plus d'informations)
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Again with my usual caveat: for what it is, this book is pretty great. Most of it isn't anything I'd be inclined to make, but if I had a cubicle job again? There would so be eraser-flamingos on my desk. The instructions for each craft are pretty clear and foolproof, and written in an office-slacker tone appropriate to the subject matter. Some of the ideas I don't see anyone using (three places to hide flasks and other liquor? Packing-tape skirt? key-tag "beaded" curtain?) but the smaller-scale ideas could be fun.

Favorite projects: paper-clip sculpture, Random-Office-Supply Creatures, and the cubical periscope. Dang, I could have used that one in my publishing days. ( )
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There’s a good reason Dilbert and The Office are so popular: today’s most popular sport is mocking life on the job. After all, the average work environment is filled with undesirable people, unpleasant situations, and hours of clock-watching boredom. So what’s a person to do but get this subversively funny gift book? It’s a sanity-salvaging guide for someone on the fast track to burnout. Waiting for the copy machine? Stuck in a claustrophobic cubicle? Then pillage the supply closet, and make the most of a bad situation by creating projects that range from the ridiculous to the sublime. Relieve cubicle hell with Post-it#65533; note mosaics or a privacy "curtain” made from key rings and ID tags. Deem yourself Employee of the Month, and craft a glittering crown embellished with colored paper clips and highlighters. Help pass the afternoon with a game of "Boss Phrase Bingo.” From beauty pickups (a correction fluid manicure) to novel ways to get even with an evil co-worker, these fabulous activities could be considered brilliant exercises of whimsy...or grounds for termination. Tongue-in-cheek, on-location office photography will have readers laughing out loud.

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