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How do you get someone to steal it? I usually use a pen before I steal it, but I wouldn’t steal it if it was leaky. Er, I mean, if I were going to steal a pen, that’s what I would do. |
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Sounds like someone's been having their office supplies stolen lately. |
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[AO] It would leak slowly - you wouldn't notice until your shirt pocket was in contact with it for a while. |
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How about Post-its® with nonunstickable adhesive? |
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Ha ha. My son just put one in the wash with his laundry, so I'd call this Baked. |
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Why are we all so freaked out by people stealing our pens when we get them free from the company in the first place? |
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Some pens are better than other pens. I have to guard the limited - access nice Uniball pens. You can steal all the crappy ball point Papermates you want. |
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Pen that leaks when separated from your bluetooth enabled desk organizer for an extended period of time. |
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Missing something. Explosives? High Voltage? Something, can't quite place it, but something. Leaking ink just isn’t a strong enough message for the pen thief. |
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(Wondering if Mr Burns has considered the disastrous consequences of someone stealing his desk organiser) |
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:-) I'm sure his coworkers would do this constantly for kicks. |
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I bolted that bastard down tight. |
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You could have a pen with a uranium core, sheathed in a lead desk organizer. Let his own sterility teach that bastard a lesson! |
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