To think a colleague has no right to take something from your desk and throw it in the bin?

[WildflowerChild]

I’m not talking about food/drink.

It was something like a postcard, photograph etc ... something small and personal that was given to me.

Is it a Furby?

@Lipz I like your thinking

What did they say when you asked why they did it?
Also, what the hell was it?

Was it a framed photo of Hitler?

A sample jar of Michael Gove’s saliva?

Adult colouring book (you weirdo)?

£20 note
Of course they binned it

Why do you think they did it?

Jar of fat removed in your liposuction?

A postcard saying ‘You don’t have to be mad to work here, but it helps!!!’ ?

Was it your stapler in a jelly?

Was it your collection of tiny plastic trolls? 👀

Where on earth do you lot work?

Not acceptable.

Go on ... tell us what it is

Hand-drawn picture of the prophet Mohammed?

Strap-on?

Under most circumstances, that would be a very bad thing to do, and under some it would be stealing.. Even if the item shouldn't have been on your desk, or was in the way of something, she should have had the courtesy to ask you first. However, there are circumstances where it could be more excusable. If it was used tissues for example, or some other potentially unhygienic object, it might be understandable especially at the moment. Or if it was an unkind cartoon of your boss, and she was afraid of getting the blame.

Is it the videotape from The Ring’?

A signed photograph of Adrian Harrop

Hand grenade?

Sculpture of Princess Diana made from used tea bags?

Hmm, would this have anything to do with that certain colleague's partner perchance?

Bong?

That Twitter link is hilarious!

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