22 responses to “The disgruntled cleaner in Pentagon – Trifecta”

1. I love this…even in laziness, you are so creative…who know’s this may be a true story:)

   • Thank you.. I just thought about dumb-ass… and the consequences of pissing someone off.

     • Indeed, we never know how we unintentionally effect others..true story:)

2. Never piss off the janitors, they know all your secrets, all your proclivities 😉

   I guess this is one way of achieving retribution. Ahem.

   • Indeed – be careful who you piss off 😉

3. Haha! I think that you creatively and with fun wrote in the “ass”… and I’m not sure its not a real scenario 🙂

4. ha
   oh my.
   def dont want that one cleaning around the nuclear buttons. anyone can develop a grudge though

5. You know Bjorn … I really understand that feeling of laziness, but you surely do have a great sense of humor lazy or not. 😉

6. symbionproject ( @k*ass*n)
   from the album Misery in Soliloquy

   • Really good… I found it on Spotify…so I already have the whole record.

     • Excellent: )

7. haha this is great! very creative!

8. Oooooooh!!!! Quite a vindictive one we have here!

9. A theme for a complete novel here. Excellent.

10. Sometimes all the beauty (and fun!) is choosing the wrong thing… 😀

11. 🙂

12. Real sardonic wit there….but funny!

13. Likening the button to Rudolf’s nose, then asking who’s the dumb-ass. Pretty funny, Björn!

14. Someone should check the settings of that button.

15. Fun. I love that he’s singing. (In the movies, at least, the real red buttons have some kind of key to insert and turn so they’re not quite so easy to push.)

16. Great take on the prompt Björn. A lot of story in so few words. There are just some people you should never upset!

17. They say the meek shall inherit the earth. They don’t say how much of it will left to inherit. Thanks for linking up!

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