oh no...

...a colleague is unable to find his car keys...he's back tracked and he thinks that he left them on his desk with some rubbish, the cleaner has then came along moved the rubbish, put in in the bin, emptied then bin and put that in the skip...


sigh...glad its not me!

 

it's ok, he found them in the ignition of his motor...sigh...

 

gripping stuff

 

hey it was when he was running around the office...made me laugh anyway...!

 

That's right up there with losing your sunglasses by leaving them perched up on your forehead :lol:

 

or my elderly father finding his house keys in the fridge.

hey, this is turning into 'Home truths'...

 

Where they in the ignition all day?
I've done something similar, left my keys in the bike locker at work, when I got home I couldn't get in, couldn't find my keys and had to cycle all the way back to get them, I felt such a twit. I guess its a sign of old age. :lol:

 

i worked for 6 months or so on a project and lost it the same way. most of the stuff was electronically stored elsewhere but it was a pain.

 

since lunchtime - so, it would have been about 4 hours...was in the works car park...

due to the parking restraints we have - we normally have to double park and someone rang his mobile to inform him that he had to move his car...hat how he found out!
shame, as the this person could havemoved my colleagues car himself!

 

I, err, rebuilt a PC this weekend as the thing wouldn't power up after I'd installed a printer. My sister neglected to tell me the power strip has SEPERATELY SWITCHED outlets (of course I'd plugged the base unit into the wrong, switched off, socket).

Oh well, good excuse to practice on a PC that's worth less than my shirt (Celeron something, 128 megs ram). D'oh!

Our biology teacher, aka "cough cough", had a habit of losing his keys - they were either in his pocket, his desk drawer, or on his belt. Oh - the one time he lost his normal glasses, he was actually WEARING them