So, exes, you don't want to let it drop? OK.
You needn't feel honored; this is the first post I have addressed to you. You are interjecting yourself into conversations I had with others. Conversations, apparently, you choose to misunderstand. "Union shop?" "Seniority rules?" It would serve you well to reread, in context, the discussions of age and seniority that were previously posted. If you still don't understand, I'll try to explain it again, using smaller words.
While this may be a sisyphean task, I would also suggest that you take some time to at least try to understand the broader environment in which this, or any, company of interest operates. I repeat: any discussion of competing or related technologies and processes is wholly germane.
You are excused, the begging is unnecessary. And, you may rise, unless you just like it down there.
jim
ps-- we were all using the term "spam" improperly. In my case, I thought it had to do more with commercial intent, like the junk in my mailbox. Now I know better. I'm willing to learn from my errors.
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spam
To send identical and irrelevent postings to many different newsgroups or
mailing lists. Usually this posting is something that has nothing to do with
the particular topic of a newsgroup or of no real interest to the person on
the mailing list. The name comes from a Monty Python song and is
considered to be a serious violation of netiquette. SEE ALSO: spew. |
