The Department of Minor Nuisances have had a very long week, so obviously a summary is appreciated. Especially, when coffee and bagels are included. I always love how Mr. Lo gets much more done finessing the system than anyone else[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
If anyone is wondering why Mr. Fluffybear still has a job, it’s because it’s useful to have someone you can blame the occasional discrepancy on. Also, he’s union.
It is interesting how relatively successful secret assignments seem to inevitably get leaked while no one ever hears about the failures. When Mr. Lo finds out who is behind if he will have a stern word with them.
While there is probably a difference between getting takeout for a lunch meeting and making copies for anyone who asks while you have both claws full, Mr. Zhu does not see it.
It’s morning at the Department of Minor Nuisances. It’s the day after Mr. Zhu and Mr.Ying’s night out. It looks like they weren’t being paranoid after all.
I confess I ripped off some of the elevator scenes from The Wire for this strip. Once again Mr. Lo seems to have plans within plans. (Or at least he finds it useful that his people thinks he does) In[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Once again, one should not talk about unimportant things at work. One should wait to talk about it at a scheduled time at the same place your boss happens to be. Jokes aside, I enjoyed the world-building this week. It’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Obviously, it’s not a good idea to have a meeting about something that isn’t going on and is certainly not official. On the other hand, if it’s something that isn’t happening, nobody is going to stop you from having a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Obviously, Mr. Ying and Mr. Zhu couldn’t spend their whole night off talking shop, “unofficially”. There were bound to be several games playing on the bar’s flatscreens and the topic of the playoffs is bound to come up.
