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Canon Employees Forbidden to Sit at Job

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Jun 1 2009 06:41
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http://gizmodo.com/5273192/canon-employees-are-forbidden-to-sit-down-walk-at-normal-pace

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Jun 1 2009 10:17
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Man, that is fucked up.

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