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Slantwire 06-03-2009 12:29
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Originally Posted by 6.8SPC_DUMP (Post 267970)
Yes.
That's pretty impressive. I must move in poorer circles. My colleagues and I can only claim to have attended colleges.

The Reaper 06-03-2009 13:13
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Originally Posted by 6.8SPC_DUMP (Post 267970)
Yes.

Can you name them?

TR

VVVV 06-03-2009 14:51
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Originally Posted by greenberetTFS (Post 267814)
WCH,

Your right about most displays...... But as GUY stated we are talking about the American Flag here, I and he don't think we'd need permission to display it........ ;)

GB TFS :munchin
I beg to differ, unless you own the wall or have permission to do so from the owner, you have no right to hang or attach anything to it.

VVVV 06-03-2009 15:08
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Originally Posted by 6.8SPC_DUMP (Post 267855)
If it's office policy I'd have no problem with taking it down (in a respectful manner with due notice).

But, respectfully Sir, there is nothing to indicate that was the case.
I was addressing Guy's question, not the case in the news article. As Richard said, we don't have the full story and probably never will. There's also nothing to indicate that it (prohibition) was not in company policy.

As far as due notice goes, if it happened in my company, I would have taken the flag down, folded it, put in a box along with any other personal items from her office and had it ready for the former employee to pick up on her way out of the building for the final time.

VVVV 06-03-2009 15:14
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Originally Posted by Richard (Post 267866)
Not much experience in an office environment, I have to assume. The wonderfully wide and petulant mine-filled world of business, education, law, and bureaucratic in-fighting awaits your youthful omniscience with abated breath. ;)

Richard's $.02 :munchin

Yes sir!

swpa19 06-03-2009 15:21
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Not much experience in an office environment, I have to assume. The wonderfully wide and petulant mine-filled world of business, education, law, and bureaucratic in-fighting awaits your youthful omniscience with abated breath.
I have in the past slogged my way through the muck and mire of that swamp. This is why I started my own business. I dont play well with others.

Richard 06-03-2009 16:11
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I have in the past slogged my way through the muck and mire of that swamp. This is why I started my own business. I dont play well with others.
I think your current avatar already led us to suspect as much - it brought back memories of Earhquake McGoon stirring up the $h*t in Dogpatch, USA. :p

Richard's $.02 :munchin

swpa19 06-03-2009 16:20
Why Thank You Richard, that was a touching compliment.

6.8SPC_DUMP 06-03-2009 20:11
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How about you phrase that another way.
You and others are right about that.

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Spell check is normally my friend - sorry for the mix up - SA skills lacking here.

C0B2A 06-03-2009 21:11
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Originally Posted by The Reaper (Post 267997)
Can you name them?

TR[/QUOTE

Something you want to say to me?
How about you phrase that another way.


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