The only name I recognized was “Sade.”
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I don’t know who you are
One of my favorite things to do at work is to simply respond with the forwarded email that contains whatever they said that they’re now claiming they didn’t say.
The bureaucracy is strong with this one.
“I find your lack of travel documentation to support selecting the a space carrier other than the lowest cost transport option...disturbing.”
Dealing with Subcontractors and How to Motivate Them: A Death Star Story
Bated breath here for The Empire Litigates: Protest of the Joint Strike TIE Fighter Contract
Do you have a diamond?
Wife and I went to Macys and did the whole Registry party thing they throw. We gave them a bum email account I use, filled up on their snacks and drinks, scanned a bunch of stuff we knew we were never getting and left with a full stomach. Never told anyone about that registry. Wife and I lived together for several…
The quote also seems to be lifted from a UPS statement on the incident. Of course they’re going to praise their employee who was involved.
Yeah, I’m really ok with the UPS driver getting the attention, unless and until the woman involved chooses to talk about it. That driver did a good thing, and deserves recognition for it.
For every new spidered-man that is born, there is a wolverine that will never die. It is known.
I just feel actively bad all the time
That’s what I was thinking too! I read the headline and was like- “?????????? Did something happen to her?” When I read the article I was quite relieved.
Just a reminder to male show runners: both Burn Notice and Person of Interest managed to write complicated female characters with past trauma who got into various risky situations without once threatening them with sexual violence. It can be done.
It can be, but it’s also overused and sometimes completely unnecessary to the overall narrative of the story being told. The same way that the plot device of a man losing a woman love interest to death or capture is.
It was a comedy of errors-- Someone should make a movie about this! Is Wood Allen free?
I don’t know how but I both agree with you, yet still can’t see this as a terrible idea. Awareness is a cop-out so often, but so is assuming everyone is just gonna be fine, despite warning signs. I dunno.
You know....I don’t think I love this. Who is this aimed toward — teachers? Do we think teachers don’t try to intervene with troubled kids? Students? There were students interacting with this kid, and anyway, asking students to police the behavior of “creepy loner weirdos” is how you get bullying. (And I mean, say you…