Wednesday 3 December 2014

Velociraptor Workplace Safety

Writing Club #2
Apr 29, 2014

Prompt: Write an instruction manual on how to deal with velociraptor at work.

Well the very first thing I would say is avoid any contact with fresh meat of any kind.  Keep your hands and nose clean.  The scent of blood sends them into a frenzy.  Barbequing is out and I wouldn’t walk around with a steak in my back pocket either.  Keep it on the straight and narrow.  They have been know to bite first and taste later.  Dress the part.  A full safety suit is a must, get a good tailor or preferably a metal smith, chain mail if possible.  

Remember they’ve got claws and they’re not afraid to use them to get ahead in the game and teeth six inches long, razor sharp at that.  I wouldn’t be taunting them or poking them with a stick.  Mind your manners.  Keep your distance when feeding them so you won’t get pulled into the mess. 

Don’t be too hasty to turn and leave.  Do your due diligence.  It is of utmost importance to be sure that the door is locked behind you, “I”s are dotted and “t”s are crossed.  Check and double check that the power is on and the bars are hot. 

When entering the pen, remember they they hunt in packs, so what you don’t see can hurt you.  Have a plan of presentation, but be prepared to adapt, and counter the sneak attack.  Be aware of what could be pitfalls could be lurking in the lunchroom or in the stairwell.  It’s a jungle out there.
If all else fails, hope your fellow co-worker is slower than you.  That way you won’t be the one getting axed.


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