8:49 am
September 22, 2017
I’ve worked in a grocery store, a (not-so-legal) telemarketing company, a haunted funeral home, and currently at an elementary school. I’ve got some stories ninjas. Anytitties, I’ll post them here, and I hope everyone else posts theirs as well. Even if they’re not work related. It’s always fun to read people’s life experiences.
10:29 am
September 22, 2017
I once made a Marine blush…
I used to work as a cashier at a grocery store. It was ok, I didn’t like having to stand around all day but I did like talking to people. I especially liked joking around/flirting with some of the cute looking guys that came thru.
Well anyways, one day a Marine came in with his dress blues. I don’t know why he was dressed up, but he was, and he looked fly AF. He went through my line and me being me, I just had to ask “Do they give you matching underwear?”
I swear to God that ninja looked down, and his face was beet red with a big ass grin on his face. I hope that made his day. He never answered my question tho, I still have yet to see a sexy-ass Marine in his underwear. Oooh-RAWR! ;)
11:02 am
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May 22, 2012
Rizzle said
I once made a Marine blush…
ive done that. its almost a pastime around here. easier than you might think; marines generally arent particularly adept at interacting with civilians, and it can kinda fluster em.
applies to other servicemembers, too, but marines are extra susceptible.
i highly doubt he was even a little bit embarrassed. he just knew that to speak his mind, in those circumstances, woulda been hella improper.
ive seen marines blush just from geekin out over the fact that they were finally allowed to order a pizza.
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Rizzleawfully paranoid, arent you?
2:04 pm
September 22, 2017
Halloween…
I currently work in a school. I gotta say, I love this place. My co-workers are wonderful people, and the kids, they can be a real riot!
The Pre-K classroom is right down the hall from my office and sometimes the kiddos will just wander in instead of heading to their classroom in the morning. Which I think is fresh b/c they feel comfortable enough to just pop in and say “hi”.
Well anyways this was Halloween several years ago and this one little boy was heading to the Pre-K room with his dad like normal. He popped in, said “hi” and went on his merry way. Well, a minute or so later I hear him running down the hall, and he just up and runs into my office and starts dancing!
It turns out when he got to his classroom and he saw all the Halloween flavor he was so excited he up and ran out of the room and wanted to share that joy with me. That was so dope. I miss that lil ninja, his family moved the following year and he wasn’t able to attend our K-6 program. He’d probably be in 3rd grade by now.
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Chuckieboy4:23 pm
May 4, 2014
Here’s another work/underwear story:
I used to be a college radio DJ, and Mojo Nixon came to the station where I worked, signed my red panties, and put me on the guest list for his concert that night. I brought the panties, they were tossed around the pit like a Frisbee during his finale, and then I pointed him away from me and toward some hookers. Best. Job. Ever!
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4:33 pm
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February 15, 2014
@rizzle said
… Well anyways, one day a Marine came in with his dress blues. I don’t know why he was dressed up, but he was, and he looked fly AF. He went through my line and me being me, I just had to ask “Do they give you matching underwear?”I swear to God that ninja looked down, and his face was beet red with a big ass grin on his face. I hope that made his day. He never answered my question tho, I still have yet to see a sexy-ass Marine in his underwear. Oooh-RAWR! ;)
Here you go …

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Rizzle5:31 pm
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April 1, 2012
11:06 am
September 22, 2017
What does dad want?
I mentioned I worked in a funeral home that was haunted. I have a ghostly pic somewhere, but that’s another story.
This one is about the time my dad, brother, and myself were working on cleaning the floors. You see, my dad has his own carpet cleaning business. Nothing major, It’s mostly my dad and sometimes when it’s a big job my brother, myself (and sometimes my husband) will help out. Well, doing the funeral home was kind of a big job.
The place I worked at at the time was pretty big. It used to be an insurance building, so it doesn’t even LOOK like a funeral home. Just your average ranch-style house really. So my boss hired my dad’s company (STEAM USA) to do the carpets. My brother (Garry) and I helped out. I was in my office pre-treating the floor while my brother was in the next room vacuuming and my dad was waaay on the other side of the building in the “viewing room” cleaning the floor. Garry had his headphones on listening to music and with the machines going, it was pretty noisy.
Well anyways, gar pops into the office and says “hey, did you hear that?”
“Hear what?” I said (what could I friggen hear? the vacuum, yeah that…)
“Dad, is he OK?” So we both walked over to where dad was and he was just doing his thing cleaning.
He saw us and asked what was up.
“Were you calling for me?” Garry asked.
Dad shook his head “No, why?”
Garry looked at me and shrugged “well that was weird”
Turns out while he was vacuuming and listening to his music, Garry thought he heard our dad yelling for us. He could’ve sworn he heard dad clear as a bell calling out for help on something….. I think it was whatever is haunting that funeral home just playing a prank.
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Old Mr Dangerous11:46 am
March 30, 2013
I’ve experienced some strange stuff (peep our Paranormal Experiences thread sometime) but I won’t say outright that they were ghosts or what. But here is a work-related ghost tale.
Before we moved out here to CO, I was cleaning buildings for this old Marine shaky asshole dude. One building was a plastic surgery building. We had to use a special mildly acidic liquid to mop up plasma and potential flesh chunks from certain rooms. I never really saw any flesh chunks, but there are plenty of plasma type stains on the floor. So I did that place once in a while, but since it was two towns away, I eventually turned it over to my wife’s friend D who I had gotten the job for a few months before. I also got my friend M a job there, and he had cleaned it too.
But D was 100% convinced it was haunted. When she cleaned there, she would race through it while blaring music on her headphones to distract herself. M also did this, as he soon caught the vibes of weirdness.
The thing about this joint was that some of the doors close very, very slowly. Then, once shut, they shut LOUD. Like a crash. So that in itself is a recipe for spooking oneself.
I hate to admit this, but even I became spooked at times. I made it a habit of waiting until each door closed fully before I moved on too far.
So of course, the doors started crashing shut on their own at times. Despite me being alone. I remember thinking “why do you ghosts or whatever have to be so predictable? Either way, it’s effective enough. Well played, spectres!”
That’s not the story, though. D sent me a picture on my celly once. She was outside during a smoke break, in broad daylight, and took a picture from outside one of the main operating rooms. The picture was of a misty, long face-like apparition in the window. Looked like a stereotypical alien/ghost/ghoul, sort of like the one near the end of Poltergeist. It was so weird looking that you didn’t have to use your imagination.
I truly just think it was a photo illusion, but it was very appropriate for the vibes that the plastic surgery joint gave out. I will try and see if she still has the photo.
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Rizzle8:13 pm
February 13, 2015
7:50 am
September 22, 2017
You turned the principal into a frog!!!
So the kiddos have really been enjoying Halloween. One of the children in Kindergarten has been fixated on turning the principal into a frog. So…we did……kinda
The Kindergarten teacher uses a “witch’s brew” as a fun Halloween activity that also teaches math. (3 eyeballs, 2 spiders, 5 bloody bites…)
In the spring the kiddos are gonna get tadpoles in the classroom…well one of the kids has been impatient and wanted a frog NOW. So, we used the witche’s brew to turn the principal into a frog….an orange beanbag frog…
The K teacher, the PK teacher, myself, and the principal were all in on it.
The PK teacher gave the boss an orange beanbag frog, she handed it to me, while she was upstairs visiting with the upper grades, I walked into kindergarten and said “Are you happy now?! You’ve turned the principal into a frog!! What am I gonna do???”
The kids all flipped their wigs. :)
I hope that memory sticks with those kids forever. When they’re adults I hope they talk about the time they turned the principal into a frog and the secretary got all mad. LOL
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