I survived dial up internet
Keep your opinions to yourself
For the love of food
At someone else's expense
Brain blips
100

So young, but so patronising

Ness, about Hillary's advice to co-workers (namely, Sarah)

100

That place reeks of colonialism!

Laura, about the Commonwealth Club

100

Sarah spilled my crack! Let’s leave the orange smartie under there [fridge] to remember the good times

Laura, post Pride morning tea.

100

He’s paying for his deception

Ness, about David's trip overseas

100

According to antedotal evidence...

Anonymous (credit to David McKinley)

200

It’s FLOPTUS because Telstra is just the best

Jolin, during the OPTUS service outage

200

Not with that attitude

Hillary, when trying to inspire colleagues.

200

Okay, that’s it. That’s my last Lindt umbrella!

Rozi, post-Easter.

200

Person 1: Justice for Louie!

Person 2: I stand with Louie!

‘Justice for Louie!’ Margo, in response to Ness blaming Louie for listening to strange music on her Spotify, but it was really a hacker in Germany. 

‘I stand with Louie!’ – Sarah A, in response to Margo 

200

Who has this room booked at the exact same day at the exact same time as me? (checks) OH, it’s me!

Jolin, trying to book a room

300

If there’s one advantage we have, Rozi, it’s being alive

Hillary, to Rozi in reference to the use of AI to develop PowerPoint presentations

300

And I thought, THIS is Braddon!

Margo, following some conundrum in Braddon

300

It’s a garnish, not the whole dish!

Hillary, when referring to awarding chef's kisses

300

Person 1 (talking about WFH the following day, but not needing to because of school holidays): I don’t want to disappoint anyone.

Person 2: Helena might be disappointed because she’s coming back from leave tomorrow.

Person 3: Oh! No, don’t come into the office. It’s good to keep your routine. Disappoint Helena!

RC: (talking about WFH tomorrow, but not needing to because of school holidays) ‘I don’t want to disappoint anyone.’ 

HM: ‘Helena might be disappointed because she’s coming back from leave tomorrow.’

ML: ‘Oh! No, don’t come into the office. It’s good to keep your routine. Disappoint Helena!’  

300

You look urethral!

Helena, talking about a picture of Ness holding a court puppy.

400

I like to think of it as the 'Bewilder-maker'

Rozi, regarding Boardmaker

400

We’re so funny!

Sarah Cocco to Hillary following the addition of the Burrs to a presentation

400

Funny, I had my headphones on, and I still heard the word “cake”. And here I am!

Sarah Ambrose, about the magic of cake

400

I’m a menace to society!

Sarah Cocco, after tripping while walking.

400

We don’t even have a microwave!

Ness, discussing how to cook dumplings for Harmony Day

500

Person 1: ‘I’m listening to the audiobook that Rozi told me about, “How to kill a client.”’

Person 2: ‘How to kill a what?’
Person 3: ‘A client.’ 

Person 2: ‘…with kindness?’ 

HS: ‘I’m listening to the audiobook that Rozi told me about, “How to kill a client.”’ 

SC: ‘How to kill a what?’ 

HM: ‘A client.’ 

SC: ‘…with kindness?’ 

500

That’s so nice of you to lie!

Sarah Cocco, after Laura’s comments about George Clooney

500

Person 1: ‘My condensed milk was out of date!’ 

Person 2: That’s it. That’s the last straw!’ 

‘My condensed milk was out of date!’ - Rozi, preparing for Diwali morning tea. 

‘That’s it. That’s the last straw!’ - Anushia, in response. 

500

If I do that, then I might kill it. Then it’ll be Keanu Grieves’ (about decorating plants for Rozi’s birthday)

Anushia, about decorating plants for Rozi’s birthday.

500

As Sarah said, you don’t want to die tomorrow with your last meal being brown rice. In my case, brown rice, quinoa and tuna. If I’m not skinny by tomorrow, then I’m done!

Another McKinley corker!