Evolution of working from home - working from bed.
After several staggered alarm snoozes, waking 5 minutes before your shift starts, you drag the laptop into the warm sanctuary of cosy goodness for a your wretched day of work.
You'll likely only get up for coffee and comfort breaks and you may well don a shirt over your pjs in case you get a video call from your boss.
The unlucky may fall foul of napping through an entire morning to wake up drenched in sweat, having missed 7 Skype calls from an angry Manager.
After several staggered alarm snoozes, waking 5 minutes before your shift starts, you drag the laptop into the warm sanctuary of cosy goodness for a your wretched day of work.
You'll likely only get up for coffee and comfort breaks and you may well don a shirt over your pjs in case you get a video call from your boss.
The unlucky may fall foul of napping through an entire morning to wake up drenched in sweat, having missed 7 Skype calls from an angry Manager.
Cor blimey, I went one too many on the Sunday wines last night. How fortunate I’m in the soft office tomorrow.
by BeebopandRocksteady May 20, 2021
a man who will be down to kill for you, but never lay a hand on you. a man who will come home in a bloody shirt, shower, lay you down, and cuddle until the sun comes up.
I need myself a soft thug.
by xxxochitl May 04, 2016
To throw the covers over one's bed instead of actually making it. Usually performed when someone else enters the bedroom.
by whatever it'll be September 19, 2010
A person who's felling's are very easily hurt by actions, or words!
A person who cry's watching sad movies or real life tragic news stories!
A person who cry's watching sad movies or real life tragic news stories!
by Joecrash396 June 18, 2018
It's a feeling that you have in a girl/boy. Liking that person so much. You can't think of anything except for that special someone.
by fragile soul July 16, 2005
by jigsaw666 April 08, 2008
When the area around the female organ (or the vagina) is shaved completely and is soft to the touch.
by John Haigh January 19, 2006