In Russia, point sees YOU!
Is that what those numbers mean? I thought it was some kind of code to the mothership or something.
The first time I read the OP, I kept looking for the footnotes.
It reminded me of reading War and Peace and trying to figure out whether Laryushka, Lary, and Larisa Petrovna were the same person.
That was how I first read this part:
I figured it out once I got to “(18f).” That may be the only thing I figured out, in fact.
Only if you are person a. If you are person b you need to go to Chick Fil B.
You see my point.
I’ve *never *figured out f’s, 18 or otherwise.
This thread reads like an Archer episode with all the absurdities, non-sequitors, veiled references (post 35).
Well at least the OP didn’t ask some young guy if his dad was definitely not gay or just sorta not gay…
Would it be safe to conclude pope_hentai is persona non grata with his employer?
Or personb non grata. I’m not sure.
Sensitive much?.. I hope I never have to work with someone like you.
No, I think Persona Nongrata must be the name of the other supervisor’s mom.
“Hey, Persona. Up for a little ‘Mexican in the kitchen’?”
Wear a hat and no one will laugh at it.
Is the Mexican’s name Dirty Sanchez?
Regards,
Shodan
No, no, no!
TACO BELL has Dirty Sanchez back in the kitchen.
This is pure white bread Chick Fil A we are talking about. Thats totally Rusty Venture territory.
No, I am not going to ask you what a Rusty Venture is. I learned my lesson with two girls and a cup.
Regards,
Shodan
1st 2 paragraphs of Crime and Punishment: 53 and 7
1st paragraph of A Tale of Two Cities -40 and 26
:rolleyes:
At least you spelled “sensitive” correctly.
But if you found my takeaway to be overbroad, feel free to consider that, even if it’s NOT a pretty good rule for anyone in a position of authority, it’s pretty applicable to someone who already lost a job in the past for not following it.