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WHAT!
In the butt.
you wanna do it in my butt?
in my butt?
GO FOR THE BUTT!! if someone knows where that's from gets a cookie :3
I don't like to promote shows other than family guy, but il make an exception here. it's from south park...
I believe that what's in your butt is fun spiritual
Say whaaaaaaaaaaat? :D (family guy)
no fun spiritual for you
I like big butts and I cannot lie.
#27 combo breaker didn't know what the rest of the chain comments were from. (you are also unfunny)
that's gay bro):
I find nothing homosexual in this in any way. Please explain?
spellcheck failed?
ydi for not having enough experience with fun spiritual
that's gay bro):
WTF, fun spiritual?
Report that. Wrongful termination is illegal, and you can sue. I doubt "no enough experience with fun spiritual" will hol up in court. Especially in court.
exactly he/she definitely needs to take legal action!!
IANAL, but I believe you can only sue for wrongful termination under specific circumstances (e.g. discrimination based on a protected classification). Most employment in the USA is at-will, meaning you can quit, or be fired, for no good reason at all (as long as it is not because of the aforementioned discrimination).
Yeah but OP is from the UK
Exactly. "spiritual" can be tied back to religion. And that whole statement makes no sense. If not sue, he could at least get his job back. if he even wants it.
Hmm, for some reason I thought the OP was from the USA (Tennessee to be exact), must have been a different one I was thinking of. In the UK you have a case (unless the employment contract says you must be experienced in fun spiritual), although I don't know if Brits are as sue-crazy as us Americans.
In the United States many employees are "at will," which means they can be fired at any time for any reason, including not being "experienced with fun spiritual" or for no reason at all. Whether OP can successfully sue depends on the nature of the employment agreement. I swear, on the Internet you'll find the dumbest, most uninformed legal advice. Why would you take any legal advice from some idiot teenager who doesn't know a damn about anything? If you have never studied law, stop spreading misinformation and STFU, seriously.
oh, and I was talking to thatguyxx
actually that's not a federal law. it depends on what state you're in. I have no idea how it applies in Europe though
true dat.! so unprofessional too! what places send emails lol
lawsute FTW
please, moralize us more. you know what? why don't you take your superiority and go to a developing country with it.
damn you auto correct!
odd was that in the job description. should look into finding a lawyer I'm not sure if that's legal.
huh?..
The guy was just a prick :( you should key up his car, if he has a wife tell her he's cheating, plant a fart bomb in his office. Do something to scar him! >:0
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Report that. Wrongful termination is illegal, and you can sue. I doubt "no enough experience with fun spiritual" will hol up in court. Especially in court.
uh... WHAT?