Office Party Politics
‘IT is, of course, the season to get jolly and get up to a bit of tra-la-la-la-la with that foxy chick in sales or that handsome hunk in accounts.
Anorak Xmas Party 2002 |
The Sun calculates that one in five ”brazen” Brits will end up having sex at their office party this Christmas.
But, assuming you don’t look like the back end of a photocopier and conversation is slightly more exciting than counting paper clips, then where do you take your chosen one when you have wooed him/her with your good looks, charm and five glasses of sparkling wine?
Well, it depends on how much of a risk taker you are.
In the first part of its festive Good Office Party Sex Guide, the Sun offers advice for the ”countless canoodling couples looking for a quiet corner at work where they can get down to some horizontal overtime”.
Maximum risk factor, the paper says, is the old favourite: the boss’s desk – although it must be said that you can reduce the risk by having the boss on top of you at the time.
Then, there is the boardroom (advantages: ”no carpet burns”; disadvantages: ”rolling off the table hurts”), the photocopier, lift, loos, store cupboard and – the coward’s option – car park.
Tomorrow, the Sun’ll tell us”who’s safe for sex and who’s not” – all of which comes a bit late for tonight’s Anorak party. First one to the car park’s a virgin…’
Posted: 11th, December 2003 | In: Tabloids Comment | TrackBack | Permalink