A Higher-up in my company left something in my car

[Helmet Cole]

I'd read it and probably draw a few cocks in it too tbh.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

Wouldn't give it a second thought I'd read it and photocopy the good bits

Would make a great insurance policy for a garanteed wage rise......

 

[stony]

I'd read it and probably draw a few cocks in it too tbh.

This is probably the best advice tbh.

 

[xgorton]

Watch your back Jason Bourne.

 

[cucumberman]

There's a £25 organiser that can be locked by voice recognition at ToysRUs, £5 off if spend over £30 in total. And even when someone somehow managed to crack the password, the organiser uses invisible ink.

 

[EalingBlue2]

Do as you would be done by! No good will come of reading it, do the right thing.

 

[Bill Walker]

Id've read it

but then again Im a ****

 

[Helmet Cole]

Do as you would be done by! No good will come of reading it, do the right thing.

^^^^This. Read it and draw cocks in it.

 

[tiggsywiggsywoo]

What's a vp?

 

[1961_vintage]

I had a similar situation a few years back when a senior board member (and my boss) left his palm pilot in my office. He never used pen and paper and was a prodigious note-taker in all meetings. He was also an utter bastard. I kept it overnight and when I gave it back to him the next day I told him it would be a good idea to password lock his gadgets especially those that contained sensitive data. Although I never did look at the content, the fact that he knew I knew it wasn't protected left him unsure as to whether or not I had. Funnily enough, nasty twat though he was, he was always fine with me after that.