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You probably don't make friends at work often do you?
I mean honestly how would you like to deal with something your whole life to have the place you go to most ridicule you for it?
How would I like it? I've been in the military for over 7 years with two deployments. I've heard my fair share of messed up yet funny nicknames. Unless it's truly degrading/ discriminating or really going to far people need to thicken their skin so to speak. Don't run to HR to solve all your problems.
Actually, if they bothered to give you a nickname, even if it’s insulting, you’re “in.” Be a good sport about it, and you’ll be fine. Or, just tell them to “F-f-f-**** off!!”
Wow...rub your comment out Mr pencil
Perhaps it is you, Ms. Moghal, that should go rub one out!
yah sure that makes sense
the other one.
Repeat!
Pete. He fell out of the boat, he's getting left behind.
I didn't get that can you say it again? e_e
Wow!! People are assholes!!
I believe there's a South Park episode that can explain this for you. It's called "Here comes the Neighborhood".
I know a lot of people will say don't let it get to you, but this could be considered workplace harassment.
Well at least you don't have to fear falling out of a boat.
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Actually, if they bothered to give you a nickname, even if it’s insulting, you’re “in.” Be a good sport about it, and you’ll be fine. Or, just tell them to “F-f-f-**** off!!”
the other one.