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FormerUSMCSergeant says:
I really pity those so insept at meeting people that they pursue co-workers.

Pitiful.
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werntrouble says:
Sex in the workplace is incredibly disruptive and certainly not something the employees should be getting paid to do. Basically, take a lunch break or have fun after work, but not AT work. It's just not appropriate behavior. Besides, office romances seldom work out and can cause considerable problems ranging from favoritism to revenge!
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rmm26a says:
The chick who wrote this article has probably never had sex in her entire life...haha
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tmittelstaed replies:
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Uh, Flo the Progressive Girl is regarded by a lot of people as a sex object - nerdy-looking girls are a turn on for a lot of guys.

In any case, Suzanne disclosed in April that she's married with 2 kids.
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saturn05 says:
Sex on the job...fired! It is not appropriate work activity and the employers should have the right to fire someone for it. If it is between a boss and the employee, sexual harassment should be considered.
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cozzicon says:
I think sex in the work place would really make work a lot more fun, and far more relaxing.

Still don't understand the objection to normal human behavior. No one gets fired for flatulence. And that is far more offensive. And even carries a feeling of relief.
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KPeters_from_UK replies:
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Sometimes flatulence can't be helped but sex in the workplace can be controlled. What happened to self-control? For decades both genders have been able to sexually control themselves why is it suddenly so difficult to do so now?
displeased2 replies:
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Try walking into a board meeting and flatulencing up a storm and see what happens to you.
tmittelstaed replies:
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That's why I hate the Aeron Chair. Rip one in that and they can hear you 5 cubicles over.
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john-27 says:
But people are getting dumber so it'll probably happen more and more. They probably don't have the intellect to work instead.
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realtimecoffee says:
It just depends on who the boss is. They have the right sure, but most bosses I've know would just pull a John Denver, and say "Wash your hands before going back to work."
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billz0251 says:
Why should they..Bill Clinton wasn't fired for it. He was re-elected.
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WakeUpPeople001 says:
Fire them!!!

I live in a former Communist country. During "the worker's paradise", people frequently "boinked" on the job because they didn't care about their work and they were not held accountable for their work.

In Capitalism, if the office knows that a couple was boinking in the restroom (what a disgusting place, by the way), it will have a horrible effect upon morale.

Again, fire them!!!
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WakeUpPeople001 replies:
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Please allow me to qualify.

Give them a written reprimand, and place it in their personnel files.

Three written reprimands--Adios!
realtimecoffee replies:
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So you can catch them and they still get one more boink! Nice. Breakup sex is the best.
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KansasCity-2012 says:
Companies that don't fire workers for this type of conduct wont get any business, contracts, or services from me or my company.

I have a duty to my employees and their families to keep work areas safe and free of behavior causing social dilemmas or destruction of working or business relationships.
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displeased2 replies:
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But during lunch break is fine, right?
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