Echochrome gives enviro-nerds the bird!
July 21st 2008 05:39
ENVIRONMENTALISTS can be strange creatures.
Gamer Herald staffer Shaun Inguanzo has been enduring the wrath of a habitual workplace recycler since he first dropped an aluminum can into his general rubbish bin six months ago.
Unwilling to admit his error and simply place his softy cans in 'the right place' - Shaun instead decided to take a stand against the principles of recycling, and shake the tinny industry to its very core.
Everyday, the workplace cleaner farms the cans out of Shaun's bin and places them on his desk. The next morning, Shaun grabs the cans and throws them back into his bin.
Now the fight has escalated, with workplace props being introduced to the 'battle of the minds' that has ensued.
One unsuspecting victim was my echochrome figurine. Gone are the days where he would sit atop my PC tower, calmly staring across the office landscape.
He is now a soldier of fortune, locked in a never-ending, vicious battle between journalist and cleaner. Pictorial evidence can be found below:
"Talk to the finger, the wooden face don't want to hear it."
Should video game props be used as weapons of workplace wars? What next, a 1UP mushroom, an injection of Haze?
Gamer Herald staffer Shaun Inguanzo has been enduring the wrath of a habitual workplace recycler since he first dropped an aluminum can into his general rubbish bin six months ago.
Unwilling to admit his error and simply place his softy cans in 'the right place' - Shaun instead decided to take a stand against the principles of recycling, and shake the tinny industry to its very core.
Everyday, the workplace cleaner farms the cans out of Shaun's bin and places them on his desk. The next morning, Shaun grabs the cans and throws them back into his bin.
Now the fight has escalated, with workplace props being introduced to the 'battle of the minds' that has ensued.
One unsuspecting victim was my echochrome figurine. Gone are the days where he would sit atop my PC tower, calmly staring across the office landscape.
He is now a soldier of fortune, locked in a never-ending, vicious battle between journalist and cleaner. Pictorial evidence can be found below:
"Talk to the finger, the wooden face don't want to hear it."
Should video game props be used as weapons of workplace wars? What next, a 1UP mushroom, an injection of Haze?
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