Apart from the ads for cars or digital cameras printed on its pages, each paper at neighborhood offices stuffs its pages with leaflets and fliers advertising discounts at the supermarkets round the corner, apartments and houses for sale down the road, or offers to join the local sports club.
AFTER 10 years as a research psychiatrist, Margaret Spinelli is used to having an office stuffed with paper, which fills every cabinet, closet and shelf.
Within an office stuffed with plush playthings, in a Port Washington industrial park, a woman who tracks what toys Americans buy, and at what prices, reflects on changing play patterns.
So, I yanked my IBM Thinkpad out of its docking station in my office, stuffed it into my old leather briefcase, gathered up my family (actually my wife did that part) and raced for the airport.
Later, the girl and her companion stumble upon a derelict post office stuffed with kiwis, which the girl greedily feasts upon to fill her insatiable sadness.
He founded his own insurance agency, and as a kid I would hang out at the office, stuffing envelopes, doing odd jobs.
Sifting through stacks of stories about learning Mandarin in a month/navigating the Amazon/splicing genes, college admissions officers must long for the occasional comic sketch from a sharp observer who had a dull summer in an office stuffing envelopes.
If you're an outgoing "people person", you might not have much fun in the back office stuffing envelopes or filing papers.
In March, to the northwest in Breast, France, a man (who'd previously pissed all over post office computers) stuffed his own stuffing into the cash slots of 17 ATMs, apparently to protest The System.
The adjoining offices are stuffed floor to ceiling with toys and model cars based on his creations, the Batmobile most prominently.
