1 / 3Sad Farewell Card: a stick figure who says fine, go.
Sad Farewell Card for a colleague who is moving on, with a sulky stick figure and the words fine,go. printed beneath her.
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Sad Farewell Card shows a small, downcast stick figure girl with a sulky mouth and the printed words fine,go. Read them with a shrug and you hear the sigh of someone who would rather you stayed. The joke works because it admits the goodbye stings, even when the words sound brave. It suits the coworker who is leaving and the colleagues who will miss them at the desk next door.
Ships with a kraft envelope; envelope color in photo may vary.
A closer look at the print
The stick figure stands alone in the lower right of the card, drawn in clean black lines with a few quick strokes for hair and a short dress. Her eyes are plain dots and her mouth dips into a frown, so her mood reads at a glance. Beneath her feet a thin line runs along the bottom edge, anchoring her to the page. The words fine,go. sit to her right in a typewriter-style font, with a period ending the phrase like a full stop on a conversation. Everything else on the card is open white space, which leaves plenty of room above her for a handwritten note.
Who will love it
The people who enjoy this card are the ones who feel the sting of a coworker leaving. You might pass it to the teammate who spent years sharing a desk pod with you, or to the manager who will miss a steady colleague. Anyone who has sulked a little at a goodbye will recognize the mood right away. Sad Farewell Card works best for people who can laugh at their own sadness, so it lands well with a group that jokes easily.
Occasions and picks
The natural moment for this card is a coworker's last day, when the desk is half empty and the boxes are packed. It also fits a team lunch send-off or a card circulated through the office for everyone to sign. Available in the natural color option, it has a simple, clean look that suits a workplace setting. Pair it with a small treat from the break room for a warm finish to the goodbye.
- What do the printed words fine,go. mean?
- The words fine,go. are the sigh of someone who is upset but pretending to accept a departure. Beside the sulky stick figure, the phrase reads as a sulky sendoff: she is not happy about the goodbye, yet she is letting the person go. It turns a sad moment into a light joke that a departing coworker is likely to appreciate and remember with a smile.
- Who gets the joke on this card?
- Coworkers who have shared an office, a team or a long project will catch the joke fastest. The grumpy figure and the reluctant phrase speak to anyone who has felt the pang of a colleague leaving. It is especially fun for teams that tease each other, because the humor lands as affection rather than sarcasm, and it suits people comfortable with gentle workplace teasing.
- When is this card a good choice?
- This card fits a coworker's last day, a team lunch farewell, or a card passed around for signatures. Its gentle sulking tone makes it a good match when the goodbye is friendly but you want to show you will miss them. Because the open white space leaves room for handwriting, it also works when you want to add a personal message beneath the printed joke.
- Premium 350 gsm cardstock
- Full-color print on demand (front)
- Folded 5 x 7 in (A7) card
- Blank inside for your own message
- Kraft envelope included
- Printed to order
- Paper weight: 350 g/m²
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