Well, did they fire the author of this memo? It says "under any circumstances."
Well, did they fire the author of this memo? It says "under any circumstances."
Well, did they fire the author of this memo? It says "under any circumstances."
I thought the same thing.
> Well, did they fire the author of this memo? It says "under any circumstances."
I thought the same thing.
If I was a manager in Canadian government I wouldn't tell my employees. When I got questioned I would tell them I couldn't figure out how to tell them they weren't allowed to use that phrase without saying/writing it, and since the directive said "under any circumstances" I didn't want to get fired by saying it.
If I was a manager in Canadian government I wouldn't tell my employees. When I got questioned I would tell them I couldn't figure out how to tell them they weren't allowed to use that phrase without saying/writing it, and since the directive said "under any circumstances" I didn't want to get fired by saying it.
I wonder if someone will come up with a phrase for it like "The N Word" does for "nigger."
I wonder if someone will come up with a phrase for it like "The N Word" does for "nigger."
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