Strike while the iron is hot and put Desktop Management on your CV now. 
 
“It’s magic!” said a Recruitment Agent currently working for his 14th Agency.  “One of those skills that looks great and will generally be noted in a subliminal way – but not actually discussed.”
 
“If I was human I’d cry tears of joy!”
 
“I invented it!” said random Ania Zvlastni.  “I was doing my normal thing at work of looking from an excel sheet to my inbox and back again.  Then it just hit me out of the blue.”
 
“It accompanies Project Management perfectly.  Interviewers always ask you about your projects and  you bang your drum to your heart’s content!” 
 
“Project Management hooks the fish, Desktop Management reels it in!”

A plan to pit European and International school children against each other until only one survives has been approved by the Luxembourg government.
 
The plan’s founders, PCL (People for a Civilized Luxembourg), claim that the whole thing could be concluded over a weekend with minimal collateral damage.
 
“Wall them up somewhere like the old steel plant in Differdange and arm them to the teeth,” said the PCL’s media man. 
 
“The prize for the winner will be an electronic tag and a holiday in Middlesborough;  while anyone caught trying to escape will be forced to work as bus drivers and teachers to see how much they like it.”

The likes of Lidl and Aldi will duke it out by seeing which one can force more customers through the checkouts even quicker.

“We’re on a good footing already,” said a drab Lidl Regional Manager. “Products are jettisoned towards the windows, the floor and even the odd customer. In fact we have the record for egg breakages and frozen pea related falls.”

“Piffle!” said Aldi’s man. “We have a guy who rips open packets of frozen food with his teeth after scanning. This competition is ours for the taking!”

A rumour that Lidl are training macaques to handle cash and card payments could not be confirmed at the time of going to press, although a mixture of incoming flour and shit sounds about right to us.

Grashley Scott spent €560 getting a taxi from Kirchberg to Senningerberg last week and he's as happy as a pig in shit.

"I couldn't leave work early and get a bus to go to a job interview, too suspicious", he said. "I booked the first taxi I found and choked when the river said I was looking at €45."

"But then the epiphany came! I had to get this job and give the performance of my life."

Driver Eduardo contributed, "He told me to leave the meter running and to add the price of some gifts to my family back home, but he jumped out before I could tell him we're doing just fine down in Limpertsberg."

"I didn't get the job and my wife left me," splurted Grashley later. "But I'm going to open a firm called Lifesaver Taxis and make a mint!"

"Patent pending!" he snarled, narrowing his eyes and pointing with his plastic fork.