Pulling A C-dog

What is Pulling A C-dog?


1.

1: Talking or singing to oneself.

2: Talking (often interrupting), for long periods of time, about subjects that nobody cares about.

3: Staying late after work, sometimes up to an hour, and annoying fellow coworkers.

4: Running out of breath while sitting down and talking.

5: Letting your workspace fall into udder chaos.

1: Who is Joe talking too? I think he is pulling a C-dog.

2: Sorry I'm late, I got stopped by Pat and he wouldn't shut up. You know how Pat always likes to pull a C-dog.

3: Why the hell won't Frank leave? He's pulling a C-dog.

4: Self explanatory.

5: Tim, I can't find a thing on your desk, your pulling a C-dog.

See annoying, singing, chaos

1.

1: Talking or singing to oneself.

2: Talking (often interrupting), for long periods of time, about subjects that nobody cares about.

3: Staying late after work, sometimes up to an hour, and annoying fellow coworkers.

4: Running out of breath while sitting down and talking.

5: Letting your workspace fall into udder chaos.

1: Who is Joe talking too? I think he is pulling a C-dog.

2: Sorry I'm late, I got stopped by Pat and he wouldn't shut up. You know how Pat always likes to pull a C-dog.

3: Why the hell won't Frank leave? He's pulling a C-dog.

4: Self explanatory.

5: Tim, I can't find a thing on your desk, your pulling a C-dog.

See annoying, singing, chaos


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