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How would you handle this? - RF Cafe Forums
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| Loren A. |
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Post subject: How would you handle this?
Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 1:11 pm
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Today I came into work and sat down in my cube and habitually immediately reached for
my coffee cup. I know I cleaned it last night because I always do. I thought I've noticed
before that my cup has a residue in it that wasn't there when I left, but this time
I know fo a fact some &^@hole has been using my cup at night. I suspect the night
cleaning crew. We're a small company and don't hav e a formal security group to report
this to. I hate to have to say anything to the cleaning company in case it isn't one
of their people. Any ideas as to how to determine with certainty who's doing
this? Assume that DNA testing and hidden video cameras are out of the question. Your
inputs would be appreciated. This could be fun while netting a scumbag.
 Loren - Cinci, OH
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| Snerdly
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 9:37 pm
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Simple solution. Swab a few drops of striccnine around the rim of the cup tonight.
Look for the body in the morning. Works every time!!!
 Oh, don't forget
to wash the cup before you use it. Come to think of it, you might just want to throw
it away. Any more problems you need a solution to?
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| wb9jtk
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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 10:33 pm
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Leave a dead cockroach or a spider or something in your cup when you leave work.
If it is still there in the morning, you know the culprit learned his lesson. If
it is not there in the morning.... well... at least you got even !
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| mdscientist61
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Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 3:00 pm
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Here is something slightly noisier.
Get one of those musical greeting cards and
take it apart. Tape the music generator to the bottom of your cup and rig it with thread
so it starts playing if the cup is moved.
Not as much fun as a roach or a spider,
however it does involve electronics, and it will make a "gotcha" noise.
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