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Office work can be dangerous...

Will Moss · Friday, May 13th 2005 at 7:48AM · 5178 views
Since when is it really dangerous to work in the university registrar's office? Well, while you're busy helping students at the front desk, you better watch your step, because your coworkers might not be thinking about you!

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Office work can be dangerous...

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Monica Brown Friday, May 13th 2005 at 1:16PM

Oh my God! Now that would be a valid workers' compensation claim and I probably would have to handle it. LOL!!!

Reginald Culpepper Tuesday, May 31st 2005 at 1:34AM

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaa haha hhahah hah hah ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ....

Ashanti Johnson Wednesday, June 15th 2005 at 10:57PM

All I can say is "that was halarious!" Me, my mama, and my brother was laughing too hard.

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PATRICK WILLIAMSON Saturday, November 5th 2005 at 11:05PM

I HATE TO EVEN THINK ABOUT HOW THINGS LOOK DOWNSTAIRS AFTER THAT FALL. THAT WOULD DEFINITELY BE WORTH SEEING!!!! L.O.L.

Mike Washington Friday, February 10th 2006 at 1:11PM

LOL

B. Dwight Foster, B.A., MS-MANAGEMENT Monday, December 18th 2006 at 2:49PM

REGISTRATION AND WRECK-HER-Dszzzz!

Paul Roberson Tuesday, December 19th 2006 at 5:04PM

Lawd. She aint got to work another day in her life!

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westine lodge Friday, December 29th 2006 at 7:26PM

THAT'S WAS STRAIGHT WRONG. I FEEL FOR THAT MAN WHO WENT DOWN BELOW BEFORE HER.

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