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Current Activity: Viewing Thread A new condition of continued employment? Even after I've been hired F/T??

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  1. quincy
    09-07-2009 06:54 PM - permalink
    quincy
    By golly, you're a senior, Country Living . . . . . . . . .and yet you still don't look a day over junior.

    Congratulations! You wear the new title well.
  2. quincy
    06-07-2009 10:27 PM - permalink
    quincy
    Thank you.

    (and my socks always matched )
  3. dolly09
    05-01-2009 06:59 PM - permalink
    dolly09
    when did communications have anything to do with grammar and puncutation. although i did minor in technical writting. insults aside...i am well flattered you would quote me hunny. stay away from h1n1..all the schools out here are closed.

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    Apparently others (those who have obviously received no further education than a diploma or more likely a G.E.D) quitting a sorority does not implicate you have quit college. ....I am receiving my masters in Communication in two weeks.

    Private message from dolly a few days later: "when did communications have anything to do with grammar and puncutation."

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