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To: Druss who wrote (6561)4/3/1999 5:05:00 PM
From: Larry Voyles  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12754
 
Now are you going to start claiming someone hired you?

Remember that kid in P.E. that always got picked last, 'cause he was positively awful at sports? Well, I'm like that kid. Everybody else in the great State of Georgia that knows COBOL already had a job.

They offered me way too much money to "analyze and remediate" code. It sounded like one of those nebulous job descriptions where I could browse porno sites on the web all day and call it "research".



To: Druss who wrote (6561)4/3/1999 6:55:00 PM
From: Solon  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12754
 
Solon has had certain problems with unjustified accusations of embezzlement on his last eight jobs and that has somewhat limited his demand on the job market at least until he has his name cleared in the upcoming trials

Thank you, Druss. The accusations were indeed unjustified. It was company money, and I was part of the company. Their logic is stone-age. The courts will see that common rationality prevails, and that employee initiative is properly recognized as a virtue. I have never forgotten the lessons you taught me: that God put wealth on this earth for all of us...not just for all of them.

I am spending a pretty penny on these gals that I have sent to negotiate with the trial judges. Funny damn thing when you gotta buy your freedom. Doesn't anything belong to me??

It was good to see Lee win his indecent exposure case, by proving to the trial judge that there was no evidence that could be offered to show that there was an alternative exposure available to him, without at the same time running the risk of being accused of concealing one's identity...which is probably not right either...



To: Druss who wrote (6561)4/4/1999 12:41:00 AM
From: Rainy_Day_Woman  Respond to of 12754
 
Sherry is tied up in a messy divorce as her ex is refusing to sign over 100% of his assets. The legal precedent is on her side since the previous six husbands did.

it's a simple premise. called accumulated wealth. am in the process of persuading the judge. i can be very persuasive.