 Man loses job after asking for marijuana via Twitter An online search for marijuana has turned into a job hunt for one Canadian Twitter user after he issued a tweet requesting prospective pot sellers to bring some of their wares to a Mr. Lube location in a Toronto suburb.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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but, dope don' do nuthin'.
Wow, not the smartest move there...I don't care about people smoking weed (other than I hate the smell), but asking for any illegal substance on social media is just asking for trouble.
Would you ask for someone to bring over a case of beer while you were working....don't think so. That would likely get you fired too.
Especially when you say you plan to drink it while working.
Would you ask for someone to bring over a case of beer while you were working....don't think so. That would likely get you fired too.
Especially when you say you plan to drink it while working.
Depends on the employer. If you work for Ontario Hydro, drinking on the job is expected.
Would you ask for someone to bring over a case of beer while you were working....don't think so. That would likely get you fired too.
Especially when you say you plan to drink it while working.
Depends on the employer. If you work for Ontario Hydro, drinking on the job is expected.
That's an ignorant blanket statement on par with "Orientals are bad drivers".
Did I really need the smiley?
Stereotyping and generalizing is ok if we include smilies? Cool.
Stereotyping and generalizing is ok if we include smilies? Cool.
A generalization based on significant experience and research, yes. But those hydro workers are unionized, so maybe you could pile on with your usual vitriol about unionized workers and how they're cancers on society.
Stereotyping and generalizing is ok if we include smilies? Cool.
A generalization based on significant experience and research, yes. But those hydro workers are unionized, so maybe you could pile on with your usual vitriol about unionized workers and how they're cancers on society.
Your ego knows no bounds. How do you handle being so awesome? Does the wife mind that you had to widen the door frames to get that ego through the doors?
Your constant desire to talk about me instead of any topic at hand is what's swelling my ego...as well as my schlong.
Coming from the guy that continues to bring up my profession in a false manor to get a few chuckles?
Quite hypocritical, professor.