Can you share some of the best resignation stories?

Sure. One horror story is when a person resigned and their boss publicly shamed them during the exit interview, saying they were a disappointment. It was really unprofessional.

Sure. One funny story is about a guy who worked in an office. He was tired of his boss always micromanaging. So when he resigned, he brought in a bunch of balloons. He attached his resignation letter to one of the balloons and let them all go in the office. Everyone was chasing the balloons and when they found the letter, they couldn't help but laugh at his creative way of resigning.

A sense of humor can make a resignation story great. Like the person who made a funny meme about leaving and sent it to the office group. It eases the tension.

There might be a story where an artist created 420 artworks over the course of a year. Each piece was unique and told a different story. These artworks were then exhibited in a local gallery and inspired many young people to pursue their own creative dreams. The artist's journey of self - discovery through these 420 creations is quite inspiring.

Another is paperwork issues. Like the company losing or misfiling the resignation letter, which can cause all sorts of problems with final pay and benefits. Sometimes, it can lead to legal disputes. In some horror stories, colleagues also turn on the person who is resigning. They might spread rumors or be cold towards them, making the whole process really unpleasant.

Sure. His comeback from an injury was an inspiring story. Despite facing a major setback, he worked hard in rehab and came back stronger. He didn't let the injury define him.

Sorry, I'm not sure exactly which 'best 2017 stories' you are referring to. There could be many collections with such a name. It could be best short stories, best news stories, etc. Without more context, it's hard to share specific stories.

One of the best advertisement stories is Apple's '1984' Macintosh commercial. It was a revolutionary ad. It showed a dystopian world where people were mindlessly following Big Brother, and then a woman athlete ran in and threw a hammer at the screen, representing the Macintosh breaking free from the norm. This ad was not just about selling a product but a statement about a new way of thinking in computing.

There is also the story of Sergio Ramos. He is known for his tenacity and leadership at the back. Ramos was often the last line of defense for Real Madrid. He made crucial tackles and headers in important matches, and his ability to score from set - pieces also added to his value as a defender. He had a real warrior spirit and was always ready to put his body on the line for the team.

There's a story about deuterium, an isotope of hydrogen. Deuterium is used in nuclear fusion research. Scientists are trying to harness the power of nuclear fusion using deuterium - tritium reactions. This could potentially be a clean and almost limitless source of energy in the future. It's an exciting area of isotopes research.