Stereotype the users based on their WAYWRN photos

[randallr]

Vox, Dopey, Manton, Rach2Jlc, Conne are all gay together.

 

[randallr]

Oh, I forgot one. Edmorel too!

 

[texas_jack]

Originally Posted by randallr

Oh, I forgot one. Edmorel too!

Where's ed?

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by texas_jack

Where's ed?

The gey tag will bring him...it always does.

Just wait.


- B

 

[Fuuma]

Originally Posted by james_timothy

You know what Mafoofan does, too. Your numbers are increasing... 7 at last count.

Lawyers are like lepers, hard not to spot them.

 

[dopey]

Originally Posted by randallr

Vox, Dopey, Manton, Rach2Jlc, Conne are all gay together.

You threw conne in there to make sure no one else takes it as a compliment, right?

 

[Smahatma]

Socal appears to be a closet heterosexual trust fund kiddo that prances around as a batty boy to avoid a high society arranged marriage.

I mean that in the best possible way.

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by Fuuma

Lawyers are like lepers, hard not to spot them.

A few years ago, I had held a meeting where one party comprised several attorneys whom I knew from prior contact were quite obnoxious.

One of the other parties was from a Japanese quasi-governmental agency (aren't they all?) We were expecting a rather senior person from this agency to attend, but learned shortly before the meeting that his flight was going to be delayed and that he would miss the meeting.

This gave me an idea. I had my secretary contact the law firm to go over the final agenda, but had her note emphatically that for cultural reasons, they should expect to take their shoes off before coming into the conference room. Otherwise, the senior person Japan could be offended.

Sure enough, when they began to file in, the attorneys were in stocking feet. My assistant closed the door, and then I announced that our senior guest was unfortunately unable to come but that we should get to the agenda immediately.

The meeting went downhill for the attorneys from there, but decidedly well for the rest of us.

Moronic? Yes. Childish? Yes...but I loved it.


- B

 

[Imperator]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

A few years ago, I had held a meeting where one party comprised several attorneys whom I knew from prior contact were quite obnoxious.

One of the other parties was from a Japanese quasi-governmental agency (aren't they all?) We were expecting a rather senior person from this agency to attend, but learned shortly before the meeting that his flight was going to be delayed and that he would miss the meeting.

This gave me an idea. I had my secretary contact the law firm to go over the final agenda, but had her note emphatically that for cultural reasons, they should expect to take their shoes off before coming into the conference room. Otherwise, the senior person Japan could be offended.

Sure enough, when they began to file in, the attorneys were in stocking feet. My assistant closed the door, and then I announced that our senior guest was unfortunately unable to come.

The meeting went downhill for the attorneys from there, but decidedly well for the rest of us.

Moronic? Yes Childish? Yes...but I loved it.


- B

That's great.

 

[aragon765]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

A few years ago...but I loved it.

- B

Did you poop in their shoes while they were in the meeting, for the final insult?

 

[PandArts]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

A few years ago, I had held a meeting where one party comprised several attorneys whom I knew from prior contact were quite obnoxious.

One of the other parties was from a Japanese quasi-governmental agency (aren't they all?) We were expecting a rather senior person from this agency to attend, but learned shortly before the meeting that his flight was going to be delayed and that he would miss the meeting.

This gave me an idea. I had my secretary contact the law firm to go over the final agenda, but had her note emphatically that for cultural reasons, they should expect to take their shoes off before coming into the conference room. Otherwise, the senior person Japan could be offended.

Sure enough, when they began to file in, the attorneys were in stocking feet. My assistant closed the door, and then I announced that our senior guest was unfortunately unable to come but that we should get to the agenda immediately.

The meeting went downhill for the attorneys from there, but decidedly well for the rest of us.

Moronic? Yes. Childish? Yes...but I loved it.


- B

 

[DocHolliday]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

A few years ago, I had held a meeting where one party comprised several attorneys whom I knew from prior contact were quite obnoxious.

One of the other parties was from a Japanese quasi-governmental agency (aren't they all?) We were expecting a rather senior person from this agency to attend, but learned shortly before the meeting that his flight was going to be delayed and that he would miss the meeting.

This gave me an idea. I had my secretary contact the law firm to go over the final agenda, but had her note emphatically that for cultural reasons, they should expect to take their shoes off before coming into the conference room. Otherwise, the senior person Japan could be offended.

Sure enough, when they began to file in, the attorneys were in stocking feet. My assistant closed the door, and then I announced that our senior guest was unfortunately unable to come but that we should get to the agenda immediately.

The meeting went downhill for the attorneys from there, but decidedly well for the rest of us.

Moronic? Yes. Childish? Yes...but I loved it.


- B

Remind me not to come to your parties in Geneva, Dr. Fischer.

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by aragon765

Did you poop in their shoes while they were in the meeting, for the final insult?

I did once have a box of adult diapers placed prominently on a conference table once and told everyone we would not be leaving the room until we had a resolution for a particular problem completely mapped out.

- B

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by DocHolliday

Remind me not to come to your parties in Geneva, Dr. Fischer.

Oh, come on now: there's always top shelf booze!


- B

 

[dopey]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

I did once have a box of adult diapers placed prominently on a conference table once and told everyone we would not be leaving the room until we had a resolution for a particular problem completely mapped out.

- B

Thank you for this idea.