• Norgur
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    381 year ago

    “you know that this job is for a brand new office we’re opening, right? Have you, like, read the job description?”

    You dun goofed

    • @Viking_Hippie
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      1 year ago

      Yeah, it’s the rule that’s wrong because a rare exception exists. A rare exception that assumes something not mentioned, even 🙄

      • @[email protected]
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        101 year ago

        This is anecdotal, but in my last 4 jobs the role was newly created (three of them were for a newly formed team).

        • @Viking_Hippie
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          81 year ago

          Maybe you’re just consistently the Liam Neeson of your workplace?

      • Norgur
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        There is always this one person who tries to find an expression of opinion in everything that’s said (with a good helping of interpretation of course since there was no expression of opinion to begin with), then attacks that made up opinion in a snarky, moral high ground sort of way… Not everything people say is meant to start a serious discussion, folks!

        • @Viking_Hippie
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          101 year ago

          Hey look people, the pot is calling me black!

          Sincerely, Kettle.

          • Norgur
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            -71 year ago

            A very creative way to say “no u”, I must admit.

            • @Viking_Hippie
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              71 year ago

              You would have preferred that I pointed out your rank hypocrisy in a less creative way that’s no amount of fun for anyone to read?

              I thought being no fun was the halfway legitimate half of your complaint but I guess you’re a hypocrite about the whole thing 🤷

              • Norgur
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                Okay, so either I’ve done something that I have reprimanded you for and thus am a hypocrite, or you are starting to do the old “moral high ground” chain of escalation that usually ends with someone mindlessly crying hypocrite just to win a super useless internet argument.

                Let’s summarize: I made a mediocre throw away joke by making up a conversation to a meme that’d lead to a “makes you chuckle a little” punchline. I deliberately used comedic, very casual language.

                You replied with a comment that started with sarcasm and suggested I wanted to invalidate the OP meme because of a made up situation.

                I then remarked that you interpreted a statement that was not made into my words, claimed moral high ground and.went about it in a snarky way (sarcasm and all).

                So, either you are trying to tell me that your reply to me was a joke as well, which would have the potential to make me a hypocrite, yet I’d like to add that there was neither a punchline not anything else that would qualify your statement as a joke, so how was this “joke” of your’s meant to play out?

                Or you did exactly what I said, continued to freely interpret stuff that wasn’t said into my replies and then attacked those.

                This “discussion” is completely irrelevant of course since again, I did not say anything that was grounds for discussion at all and didn’t intend to in an way shape or form, so I think this response should suffice to end it. You might want to ask yourself which of the possibilities described fits. You need not respond or anything, I’m not petty enough to need a win here or anything, but perhaps you can learn something about the way you communicate.

                I wish you a pleasant day.

        • the post of tom joad
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          The venn diagram of the kind of people who miss jokes and the kind of people who will die before they admit they miss jokes is a near-perfect circle