| Notes_From_the_Cube Archived blog about working in a cubicle environment. Commentary on news stories. |
| Occupational_Hazards_-_Job_Jokes Jokes by profession including doctor, lawyer, dentist, scientist, engineer, and truck driver. |
| Oddly_Enough_Engineering Dedicated to engineering and construction humor. |
| Off_The_Boss_Online How to survive working for a Bonehead Boss. |
| Office_Diversions Diversions, games, humor and chat aimed at lowering productivity. |
| Office_Funnies Share office whines, woes, and frustration. Includes copier madness, a sound-off forum, and harmless software. |
| Office_Humor On line joke book containing cartoons, one liners, comical recipes, funny poetry, and true stories. |
| Office_Olympics Video clips of workplace sporting events. |
| Office-Humour_co_uk A collection of jokes, funny stories and images aimed at office workers. |
| Overheard_in_the_Office__The_Voice_of_the_Cubicle Fragments that tell a whole story, overheard in offices everywhere. |
| Overnight_Stories Stories from working on the night shift. |
| P45_net A collection of jokes, pranks, scripts, and exectutables about wasting time at work. |
| Profession_Jokes Jokes classified according to professions including actuaries, farmers, programmers, and doctors. |
| Real_Taxi_Stories A site about taxi driving with real stories, and pictures. |
| Receptionist_Rage Rantings of a receptionist to let off steam. |
| Retirement_Joke A small collection of jokes dealing with old age and retirement. |
| The_Sassy_Secretaries_Secret_Society Humorous tips, resources, and rants for the underappreciated administrative assistant. |
| Service! Quotes and tales from the author's days as a waitress. Visitors can also contribute their own experiences. |
| Shop_Talk_101 Humorous observations from the front lines of the retail industry. |
| Simply_Fired True, usually funny or surprising stories about losing a job. |
| SlapFish_com Free de-motivational posters and desktop wallpaper. |
| Stars_\'n_Toads Comic strip based in the offices of the fictional WorkRFun Inc, staffed entirely by animals. |
| TalesFromWork A collection of humorous tales from the workplace around the globe. |
| The_213_Things_Skippy_Is_No_Longer_Allowed_To_Do_In_The_U_S__Army An offbeat list of forbidden things to do in the military. |
| This_Job_Sucks A place to get work off your chest and share experiences with others. |
| Tip_or_Tat One person at a time making celebrities and ordinary folk know that how you treat a waitress says a lot about who you are. |
| Unitapioca,_Inc_ The happy employee handbook, designed to help new workers become part of the "Unitapioca way of doing things". |
| Universal_Questionnaire_Response_Form A questionnaire to send back to people who send out questionnaires. |
| The_Wacky_World_of_Wally_World A journal of all the insane things encountered while working at Wal-Mart. |
| Waiter_Rant A waiter shares his stories. |
| Wal-Mart_Cart_Crew Funny stories, information and pictures from the crew from Supercenter 0766. |
| Why_Work_Sucks Workplace coping techniques, including the 'Wheel of Policy' feature, and a quiz to see if you're management material. |
| Work_Haiku Poetry to allow office workers to release their pent-up frustrations. |
| Work_or_Spoon? Attempting to find the answer to the question - which is more painful, going to work or gouging your eye out with a spoon? |
| Working_Wounded Advice that adds insight to injury including the workplace confessional, weekly contests, and download degrees. |
| Dr__Mezmer\'s_World_of_Bad_Psychology A semi-satirical look at modern psychology, with good and bad ideas by Csikszentmihalyi, Lakoff, Dawkins, and Damasio. Dr. Mezmer's site is itself bad science, but it has its amusing moments. |
| Encyclopedia_of_Psychology_Humor Directory of humorous psychology links. |
| Psych_Jokes Collection of jokes covering doctors, patients, and graduate students. |
| Psycho_Humor Quotes, jokes, cartoons, and stories. |
| Psychology_humor What's the surest sign that a subject isn't really a science? They're the ones whose proponents spend the most time trying to insist that their field is a science. Psychology is the premier example. |
