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By great - 10/02/2012 21:33 - United States
By great - 10/02/2012 21:33 - United States
By Anonymous - 20/08/2011 21:36 - United Kingdom
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By gt - 23/09/2010 00:52 - Canada
By fuck you, boss - 21/12/2013 00:30 - United States
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By robert - 31/01/2012 00:20 - United States
That's a very smart thing to say to your boss...
Well now that your fired, go do his mom then rub it in his face. Then go back as a customer and just give em hell!
OP is an idiot simple as that. Fails to realize that past employers can affect if people hire him in the future
68, maybe once you learn the difference between you and YOU'RE, you can become one of the big kids.....
70, what is wrong with 68's message?
Your Dad!!..uhh i mean your sister!
What happened to thinking before you speak OP?(:
If you don't put them down on an application or check the box do not contact, then problem solved. I left a job after minimal heads up, that didn't prevent me from getting a job. I was straight up told that I was fired from a job and still got a new one. All OP has to say, if questioned, is that there was a conflict. My GM hired me because he knew my reason for being fired and knew my former boss was a ********. Stop being holier-than-thou.
22, Only if you allow your future employer to know of the existence of your past employer...
Apparently #70, the Grammar Master, is not aware of the fact that mature is both a verb and adjective. He assumed that you have to say "you're mature". Cute.
The first time I read this I thought he came back with "Yes, Mom." I laughed. Now that I know it was "Your mom" I feel disappointed. That's a pitiful comeback and should be reserved for goofing off with your friends.
The OP must be 13. YDI dumbass
Maybe it is but theres a time and place for that and OP was not in the right place.
I find it funny aswell! Come on its his ****** life not yours. Get over it and allow you to enjoy this funny moment. Arent we all here to laugh?
70, 68 was using mature as a VERB. Dipshit.
Isn't that Hamlet? I love brownies :)
84- you ruin it by asking.
Ha! Sassy gay friend :)
At least you left with a bang!
Yee hahahaa that's a pretty boss story for his friends, stupid but boss!
Actually, I think he left without it.
You forgot to say "is a wonderful woman" afterwards
58, You rocks!
And in your pants.
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Show it anyway-----------Job Opening-------------- Looking for an ignorant asshole with poor social skills/ lack of work ethic/ no moral backbone who displays a clear lack of respect for others. Knowledge of "your mom" is preferred. OP! You should totally apply!
I didn't know the DMV was looking for new employees
Not only are you sarcastic but you're disrespectful. Good luck getting a new job and keeping it.
sometimes things slip out he didn't say he did It on purpose. so that doesn't mean he's disrespectful. grow up.
Regardless of whether it came out accidentally or not, the respectful thing to do is be polite to your boss. Especially apologetic if you ****** up and your job is on the line. Maybe you need to grow up if you don't realize how blatantly disrespectful (not to mention pathetically immature) to respond "your mom" to something your boss says. If you don't have that kind of joking relationship with him/her, keep your mouth shut, especially during a discussion about you being too sarcastic.
Nah it's not your fault at allllll
What! There's no such thing as too much sarcasm!
Oh you poor, poor creature.
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That's a very smart thing to say to your boss...
You forgot to say "is a wonderful woman" afterwards