Why would your mother be fired for dismissing the notion that she had a work shift she hadn't been properly informed of by the appropriate means of communication for such things? That's idiotic. Someone in HR should be fired for accepting that as legitimate.Ack wrote:On Friday a coworker who I know personally remarked to my mother that she had to work an hour that Saturday. My mother dismissed the comment and said she had the day off. The coworker informed the library head, to went to the city's HR department.
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While I do agree it's far from ideal, I'd rather reserve judgement for AFTER I see this.fastbilly1 wrote: Its funny how much it gets right and wrong at the same time. Sure it gives the world what Jem would be as if it was done today - She would get famous on the internet virally then get a real contract. Lets face it, the plot of the original would not make for a good movie. But they could have handled it all better.
And while a film wouldn't be the best vehicle for a Jem reboot, a live-action television series would.
I'd start with the opening scene with Rio finding out that Jem is really Jerrica. When he confronts Jerrica, she asks Rio to allow her to explain, and then she begins to explain everything since her father died (thus mirroring the events from the pilot of the original show).
And we wouldn't come full circle until the final episode of the penultimate season. Then the final season would focus on a logical conclusion to Rio's discovery and ultimately an endgame.
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My boyfriend also got a couch and dining set for the apartment so hopefully it will start looking a little more homey soon
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I feel very stupid and it was unusually vindicate of me. It sucks.
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Eh, don't feel too bad. Honking is literally the car version of a Tourette's outburst; you really have no idea what it means most times. Unless you're stopped a green light.
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The thing is, even if he did in fact honk at me, I gain nothing by confronting him like I did.TSTR wrote:Eh, don't feel too bad. Honking is literally the car version of a Tourette's outburst; you really have no idea what it means most times. Unless you're stopped a green light.
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A momentary release of anger that may have come out in an even more destructive fashion later? IDK, I'm just trying to spin a positive for ya.Erik_Twice wrote:The thing is, even if he did in fact honk at me, I gain nothing by confronting him like I did.TSTR wrote:Eh, don't feel too bad. Honking is literally the car version of a Tourette's outburst; you really have no idea what it means most times. Unless you're stopped a green light.
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They would, but the city manager supports this happening, as he doesn't much like my mother either. People who make waves in this town generally don't last long.marurun wrote:Why would your mother be fired for dismissing the notion that she had a work shift she hadn't been properly informed of by the appropriate means of communication for such things? That's idiotic. Someone in HR should be fired for accepting that as legitimate.Ack wrote:On Friday a coworker who I know personally remarked to my mother that she had to work an hour that Saturday. My mother dismissed the comment and said she had the day off. The coworker informed the library head, to went to the city's HR department.
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This happens a lot where I live. I don't know if it is a Southern thing where honking is rude, but if you're sitting at a green light for over three seconds, you're getting a wake up honk.TSTR wrote: Unless you're stopped a green light.
First I give a "polite honk". Which is a quick *beep beep*.
If that doesn't work, a give a solid *hoooooooooooooooooooooooooonk*
A few years ago a guy was sitting at a green light for at least five seconds. I gave the polite honk, and he flipped me the bird. I still wonder what the guy was thinking. People also tend to get very angry when I honk at them when I have the right of way, especially if they're running a red light.
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