15 People That Prove Your Roommates Could Be Worse
At least you don’t have it this bad.
At least you don’t have it this bad.
It’s the classic story of, “Roommate A doesn’t want to work out, but Roommate B makes Roommate A work out anyway, so Roommate A responds with brilliant notes as an evasive maneuver.” It’s actually quite a lot of effort for an attempt to be lazy.
“This half-and-half is for everyone, take as much as you need, I can always buy more.” Cubicle farms ground the “sharing is caring” mentality right out of you.
This little girl is not taking “no” for an answer. She should really go into business when she grows up. (via passiveaggressivenotes.com) View List ›
The driver’s age is still unclear. (Via Reddit) View Image ›
Way cheaper than hiring an exterminator. Too bad this wouldn’t work for bedbugs. View Image ›
Did someone in our office make this? I can tell from the “I heart C++” mug. View Image ›
Well, that narrows it down. Now all you need to do is search for the person who writes like a serial killer. (Via Reddit.) View Image ›
Sign spotted at a Dunkin’ Doughnuts in Salem, Massachusetts during the east coast’s recent weather troubles. This one’s for all you coffee fiends. (via Passive-Aggressive Notes) View Image ›
These reward posters were found on Cornelia Street in New York’s West Village. They go from forgiving to accusatory in 5 little steps. (Via Passive Aggressive Notes.) View List ›
Heads are going to roll for this one. View Image ›
More genius graphic design from David Thorne. You’ll need to read the whole email exchange for context. This is the only thing I have the attention span to actually read today. View Image ›
…and by parents, I mean Mom. View Image ›
Do not postpone an 8-year-old’s trip to the beach. There will be serious consequences (and a frilly border.) (via Passive Aggressive Notes, of course.) View Image ›
But it’s medicinal! The neighbors are just trying to help. View Image ›
A great little How-To for all you amateurs who keep accidentally writing friendly, encouraging notes when you’re trying to get someone to do something. View Image ›
Rob came home to some unfortunate news that afternoon. View Image ›
Together, these two notes tell a beautiful story about the power of compassion. Or maybe the story is about passive aggression. Whichever. View Image ›
This makes me wish we had more note-based flame wars in the BuzzFeed office fridge. I’ve decided that I’m in love with whoever wrote the second note. (Source.) View Image ›
I wonder whether this actually worked. (Via.) Because you don’t really want to disassemble a piece of narrative art. View Image ›