...on the printer at work over a two week period when going to collect my stuff off the printer...

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The results of someone's drug screen (from the random monthly pick of production employees). I'd say someone isn't going to be employed here for much longer.

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A Google map to some location in downtown Seattle from another location somewhere in Seattle (and neither are the airport).

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53 pages of Farscape fanfic. I bet I know *exactly* who that belongs to (no, not me).

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An article about reducing your salt intake to 6g to reduce blood pressure

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An Article on the difference between human trafficking and smuggling. I don't know who printed it, I don't want to know *why* they printed it. All I care about is that they're not going to throw me into a bag and try to smuggle me somewhere. Or sell me off - I wouldn't get a very good price, methinks.

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Wells Fargo Bank Statements. Those are interesting. There's someone here with a large outflow and not a great inflow, so either that checking account is being used just to wipe out some bills, or someone's going to have some money problems really soon.

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An evil level SuDoku puzzle. Nope, not mine. I'm still in Gentle level.

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Travel confirmation emails, printed from Yahoo!Mail. Oh the fun I could have with this, since I know who is traveling, with whom they are traveling, and when they are traveling. *evil snicker*

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A skill assessment test for Microsoft Access. Specifically, an introduction to queries and tables assessment test.

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A printout of the cover of 'Matrix: Revolutions' and a second printout with a smaller version of the cover and some random phrases and actions printed out, with the names of people (I assume from CS) next to the quotes/actions.

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Software specifications, and the coding guidelines for the current database structure.

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The anonymous employee survey results for the production managers here.

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An online reciept for the NNDC Online Store for 4 city summaries of high and low temperatures for a 3 year period.

Oh wait, that's *mine*. Special project. Someone else is sure to have thought it strange I'm sure.

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Pretty boring stuff, except for the human trafficking thing. And I'm amazed, but not really all that surprised, at how little of it actually pertains to this workplace.