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Tell your coworker you may go look for a job while they're at the same job tommorow, or you may go visit they're spouse.
What does any of that mean?
THEIR spouse... Dipshit
35- Of course it doesn't make money...
Uh, uhm.... How do you reply to something that makes no sense?!
How about i go visit your spouse? Dumbass.
(74) thanks for the clarification.
Damn. That takes skill! But I doubt he's good enough to actually make it sound exactly like you.
Nevertheless, OP's boss is clearly a dumbf*ck...
^BOB SAGGET!!
Tell him it wasn't you, then beat your co-worker to a pulp. If you are willing to go that far, you probably aren't lying.
Challenge accepted.
Either you have a real easy voice to imitate or he's a vantriliquist.
How is it most likely a woman if there is no gender to specify?
Right, I didn't look at OP's name, my apologies.
Gotta remember that world for scrabble. That'll give me 2x triple word value, it's got a Q and a whole lot of other funky stuff.
like a boss
That's original,
WTF?? ^^^
Thanks to your co-workers, you can kiss your letter of reference goodbye.
Argh! Give me his name. I be in the need for fresh meat. Also kick him in the dick and tell your boss OP. hopefully you'll get your job back.
You should talk like a pirate more often.
Although that was very rude of your coworker, I wouldn't think your boss would be able to fire you for that. First reason being that it wasn't you who was saying those things. Second reason being that you're supposed to keep all personal matters and feelings outside of the workplace. So him getting mad about the things said about his daughter would be getting mad over a personal matter. I believe that would be wrongful termination. You should check in to that, OP.
**** off #29, you ignoramous.
37 it must be removed, i cant find it anywhere
33 I see what you're saying, but it obviously doesn't apply to all situations. Imagine if the worker went up to the boss and called his daughter ugly and fat. As well as many other vulgar names. You don't think he could fire him/her for that?
Try again
Hey since you're already fired, I say go for broke, and tackle his ass to the ground, show him who's boss, even if it's only for a spilt second.
That could result in charges that make it difficult to find new employment...
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Damn. That takes skill! But I doubt he's good enough to actually make it sound exactly like you.
Tell him it wasn't you, then beat your co-worker to a pulp. If you are willing to go that far, you probably aren't lying.