U-bend otters during lockdown

I'm enjoying being able to release them when nature calls, instead of having to time them strategically in the office. 

I really don't understand people who get upotight aout pooing in the office.

"Time them strategically" what?

Here's what I do if I need a poo in the office: I go to the toilet and have a poo.

So what is your strategy Haddock? Do you delay your visits to the loo until after the senior partner has had a dump - or do you time it so that you go at the same time as him / her? I need to know ...

You telling me if you went into the gents with the senior partner at the same time to take a sh1t, entered separate cubicles to offload a log, it wouldn't be awkward?

IG it depends on the sort of relationship with the senior partner I suppose. Haddock's career prospects might be greatly enhanced by a convivial dump. One can only speculate.

Haddock emerges from the cubicle after a particularly explosive evacuation to find the senior partner at the basins.

"Bad pint?"

"To be honest, I think it was the kebab after the pint that did for me."

"I always found the mid week kebab to be a mistake. Still you live and learn Young Haddock".

We only have two toilets per floor so the ladies is right next to the mens and I have a slight fear of coming out having had explosive flatulence to find an attractive female colleague coming out of the ladies.

Haddock is sanitizing his hands when the Senior Partner emerges from a cubicle, red faced and perspiring heavily. He lumbers over to the basins.

"F@*k that was bad".

Haddock makes a suitably sympathetic noise.

"Did you know that Evelyn Waugh died of a heart attack whilst having a shit, Haddock? ..... AAAGH! Call an ambulance!"

my m7 dave was washimg his hands after a Jimmy when the global mp entered and began engaging him in work discourse.  the MP went into a trap and dave was forced to continue the conversation about billing targets and recoveries and leverage ratio whilst listening to the alimentary choir deliver a fine rendition of the 1812 overture, complete with cannon fire a la rusty badge

TO:- ALL PARTNERS

FROM:- SP

The recent vote on whether to offer Haddock partnership produced a stalemate. Under the partnership deed, I am called upon to cast the decisive vote.

I am aware of a considerable divergence of views about Haddock within the partnership. His proponents point to his solid though unspectacular contribution to profits; his detractors say that he lacks charisma. I have even heard one such detractor say of Haddock "you can't polish a turd".  Such a vulgar expression when discussing a candidate for partnership does the speaker no credit.

For my part, I have always found Haddock to be regular sort of chap. He might lack "sparkle" but I think that flamboyance sits ill with tax lawyers. And of course he was in the right place at the right time to save my life by making a timely call to the emergency services.

So Haddock it's a yes from me. Same time tomorrow morning.

SP