An employment joke was posted on Twitter by sickipediabot on September 14, 2010:
“My boss said he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture. I’ve got a hunch it might be me.”
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Andy
@Transporter74
My boss said he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture.I’ve got a hunch it might be me.
11:31 AM - 14 Sep 2010
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Skyskape
@Skyskape
My boss said he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture.
I’ve got a hunch it might be me.
3:28 PM - 14 Sep 2010
Twitter
sickipediabot
@sickipediabot
My boss said he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture.
I’ve got a hunch it might be me.
6:13 PM - 14 Sep 2010
Twitter
sickipediabot
@sickipediabot
My boss has just announced that he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture.
I’ve got a hunch it might be me. (via CrapJokes)
2:31 PM - 27 Oct 2012
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My boss said he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture. I’ve got a hunch it might be me.
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My boss said he’s going to fire the employee with the worst posture. I’ve got a hunch it might be me.
submitted October 31, 2015 by rumblefish65
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My boss said he’ll fire the employee with the worst posture. self.3amjokes
Submitted April 6, 2018 by porichoygupto
I have a hunch it might be me.
COMMENTS
Deadly_Mindbeam
I hope you get it all straightened out.
tylerjfrancke
Well, you shouldn’t have put yourself in that position.
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