Rabbitch

In my experience when people start pointing these things out, it's a more or less disguised request for you to fix that. The question arises - whos job is cleaning up the break room? I'm not certain what your job title is, but I wasn't thinking janitor. Could be I'm wrong, in which case go clean. But if it's not - then somebody needs to urge the janitor on to greater efforts. If someone has not told the janitor that this is part of the job - or worse, has explicitly told the janitor that this is not part of the job - then the someone needs to deal with the question of who's job it might be. The person who supervises the janitor in fact. The theory that microwaves and break rooms will not need cleaning "if everyone cleans up after themselves" won't work. For one thing, the cleaning materials are generally not available, and for the other it's a guarantee that at least one member of the staff has no clue that cleaning is needed or how to do it. If that person is the boss you're in trouble
 

My first thoght: How do they know what goat scrotum tapenade smells lke anyhow??

Second thought: whose job is it to clean? I agree, it sounds like a hint for you to clean...do not do it.
 

Another keyboard blown?

What, were you drooling?
 

DO NOT CLEAN IT!!!
if they don't like goat scrotum tapenade then they should clean it.

i personally think it's lovely with a young bordeaux and served with crusty baguette