How many bureaucrats does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Six.
One supervises; One arranges for the electricity to be shut off; One checks safety and quality standards; One monitors compliance with government regulations; One fills out paperwork; And one who screws the lightbulb into the water faucet.
How many bureaucrats does it take to change a light bulb?
one to issue the requisition form LB24, one to sign the work order DF69, three to consult with management and reject both forms as not applicable to maintenance as per regulations. Seventeen to form a fact finding committee to discuss the overuse of LB24,after ten months of debate, there wi...
A Chinese bureaucrat, an Indian bureaucrat and an African bureaucrat walk into a bar. They’ve known each other for years, having met every year at UN conferences, and they’ve become friends.
But, talking over drinks, they realise that they’ve only ever met at conferences. So the Chinese bureaucrat suggests that after the next one, in Beijing, they come to his house to relax for a few days.
They all agree, and when the next conference ends, they set off. They get a plane at Beijin...
As an eastern European living in a western country, dealing with bureaucrats always brings me to tears
Their rudeness and arrogance make reminds me of my homeland, it makes me so nostalgic.
Euro stereotypes - classic
What's the difference between Heaven and Hell?
In Heaven: the English are the cops; the French are the cooks; the Swiss are the bureaucrats; the Italians are the gigolos; the Germans are the mechanics.
In Hell: the English are the cooks; the French are the bureaucrats; the Swiss...
The Soviet chain factory
Once upon a time, there was a factory in the Soviet Union that made chains. When the communists took over, they abolished capitalism, and instead of selling chains the factory sent their production to the government to distribute, and were rewarded based on their production quotas set by the bureauc...
Heard this joke by Reagan today-wanted to share
Its hard to get an automobile in the soviet union. They are owned mainly by elite bureaucrats. In a car incident, Gorbachev was late from getting to the Kremlin from his house. He told the chauffer, "Look we are running late so let me drive. I insist." So He told the Chaufer to get in the back and ...
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