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Edited by Stickman Al:
10/30/2014 7:32:29 PM
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Profanity is not always a sign of lack of intelligence or the inability to express a point cogently. The 'f' word is actually one of the most versatile words in the English language.
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Try using the "f" word in an office. Good luck.
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Try making your reply relevant to the subject matter kid, we're not in an office.
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Edited by nmendez79: 10/30/2014 8:50:28 PMNo seriously, good luck. Judging by your comments I suspect that you are going to need it. Either that, or good looks. Kid. Now I'm really done. Bye bye.
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No seriously. Good luck. You clearly need it. I'm done with you now.
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Yes, make vague insinuations about me and claim victory while you turn tail and run away. If you can't challenge someone intellectually it's all you can do I guess. Good luck with that.
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Naw man. I was on the toilet killing time. I got more important stuff to do. Good luck with everything though.
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Erm... I use the "f" word in my office all the time and have a great relationship with my staff and colleagues. Oh and I'm senior management now, so it never did me any harm on the way up here or since I've been in post :)
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Depends on your office. I am in a highly professional, respected office atmosphere and we drop f-bombs all day. Doesn't mean anything, negative or positive. Just a word.
