PINEAPPLEOPE.COM EAST – Blowfish testicles prepared by an unauthorized chef sickened seven staff members in the Eastern PAO Offices and three staff remained hospitalized Tuesday after eating the poisonous delicious delicacy snack.
The owner of the blowfishes, who is also the chef, had no license to serve blowfish nevermind blowfish testicles and was being questioned on suspicion of professional negligence, police official and investigator Duke Smith said.
Blowfish, while extremely deliciously poisonous if not prepared properly, is considered a delicacy in the Pineappleope.com Offices and is consumed by thrill-seeking staff.
Smith said the seven men ate several sashimi, several sake bombs and grilled blowfish testicles at the office Monday night.
Posted in Sporting on 01/27/2009 12:56 pm by chief
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Its been almost a week. Its almost been a week since we last discussed mapquest mapping. (read: Mapping Talk ’09, Jan). Unanimously it appears people outside the group of indians that work on mapquest do not like mapquest.
It appears cats over at third-cousin-maybe-sister site Cats.com have been having issues with mapquest mapping.
Here at PAO, we take ergonomics seriously. SERIOUSLY.
Resident posturpediac expert Dr Durgamma claims that “bad posture is a travesty and moreover bad for the environment”. His report goes into much deeper detail, but that about sums it up.
When the time came to order new chairs here at PAO, Inc, some of our more gravitationally-gifted employees got “extra large” chairs. To the normal staffer, these were like couches on wheels. They barely fit some other people, however.
To be fair to normal sized folks, PAO execs decided to offer up some more options for “special chairs”. Check them out after the break..