Job requires a know about

[M Kfivethousand]

ok I don't know who Karl Castle is but I suspect he's the announcer on the show , wait wait please don't let me know

I think it is possible to tailor an auto response, using filtering for certain folk but fortunately, those people never ever ever write to me.
THANKFULLY

I only have to put up with their hatefulness if by accident i happen to see them which is a less common occurrence now than it ever was before.

I had to look up the Catfood Commission. But now I know what it is. I ignore it, it's better for my health to do so

One day I woke up and realized why I didn't vote for Obama - he's from those folk land being a professor.

It does seem to be an academic rather than practical exercise

mk5000


Tony Hunter: But, can I do it?

Jeffrey Cordova: Oh, its a challenge. Its a challenge to all of us; but, that's what the theater is about. The challenge!

Tony Hunter: Well, whatever I am, whether its the new me or the old me; remember, I'm still just an entertainer.--The Band Wagon (

[M Kfivethousand]

Post by M Kfivethousand
ok I don't know who Karl Castle is but I suspect he's the announcer on the show , wait wait please don't let me know
I think it is possible to tailor an auto response, using filtering for certain folk but fortunately, those people never ever ever write to me.
THANKFULLY
I only have to put up with their hatefulness if by accident i happen to see them which is a less common occurrence now than it ever was before.
I had to look up the Catfood Commission. But now I know what it is. I ignore it, it's better for my health to do so
One day I woke up and realized why I didn't vote for Obama - he's from those folk land being a professor.
It does seem to be an academic rather than practical exercise
mk5000
Tony Hunter: But, can I do it?
Jeffrey Cordova: Oh, its a challenge. Its a challenge to all of us; but, that's what the theater is about. The challenge!
Tony Hunter: Well, whatever I am, whether its the new me or the old me; remember, I'm still just an entertainer.--The Band Wagon (

if i pay more attention, it will inevitably just make my head hurt
I ought to be dead by the time they do anything practical

[M Kfivethousand]

Post by M Kfivethousand

Post by M Kfivethousand
ok I don't know who Karl Castle is but I suspect he's the announcer on the show , wait wait please don't let me know
I think it is possible to tailor an auto response, using filtering for certain folk but fortunately, those people never ever ever write to me.
THANKFULLY
I only have to put up with their hatefulness if by accident i happen to see them which is a less common occurrence now than it ever was before.
I had to look up the Catfood Commission. But now I know what it is. I ignore it, it's better for my health to do so
One day I woke up and realized why I didn't vote for Obama - he's from those folk land being a professor.
It does seem to be an academic rather than practical exercise
mk5000
Tony Hunter: But, can I do it?
Jeffrey Cordova: Oh, its a challenge. Its a challenge to all of us; but, that's what the theater is about. The challenge!
Tony Hunter: Well, whatever I am, whether its the new me or the old me; remember, I'm still just an entertainer.--The Band Wagon (

if i pay more attention, it will inevitably just make my head hurt
I ought to be dead by the time they do anything practical

So I was thinking about a memo and it occurred to me that the supervisor needed to instruct an employee that she can only go to the supervisor or his lead for help and no one else.

Her excuse will always be that she goes to a different employee for help. the supervisor needs to give her a reason not to be caught at that desk EVER.

They will use the emails to keep one another up to date about their doins'...which is what they did while they were watched by yours truly...

mk5000

The last form of democracy, that in which all share alike, is one which cannot be borne by all states, and will not last long unless well regulated by laws and customs. The more general causes which tend to destroy this or other kinds of government have been pretty fully considered. In order to constitute such a democracy and strengthen the people, the leaders have been in the habit including as many as they can, and making citizens not only of those who are legitimate, but even of the illegitimate, and of those who have only one parent a citizen, whether father or mother; for nothing of this sort comes amiss to such a democracy. This is the way in which demagogues proceed. Whereas the right thing would be to make no more additions when the number of the commonalty exceeds that of the notables and of the middle class beyond this not to go. When in excess of this point, the constitution becomes disorderly, and the notables grow excited and impatient of the democracy, as in the insurrection at Cyrene; for no notice is taken of a little evil, but when it increases it strikes the eye. Measures like those which Cleisthenes passed when he wanted to increase the power of the democracy at Athens, or such as were taken by the founders of popular government at Cyrene, are useful in the extreme form of democracy. Fresh tribes and brotherhoods should be established; the private rites of families should be restricted and converted into public ones; in short, every contrivance should be adopted which will mingle the citizens with one another and get rid of old connections. Again, the measures which are taken by tyrants appear all of them to be democratic; such, for instance, as the license permitted to slaves (which may be to a certain extent advantageous) and also that of women and children, and the allowing everybody to live as he likes. Such a government will have many supporters, for most persons would rather live in a disorderly than in a sober manner.
Aristotle, Politics, book VI, section 4