By: stickesabado
“On Sept. 6, after trying to waiting at a deli counter trying to get “two types of specific turkey” for Johnson’s sandwich, she arrived at the plane seven minutes late.” yes I know, Kurt probably does...
View ArticleBy: ron05342
I am just as tough on these blog writers for proofreading, but I am going to give Kurt the benefit of the doubt here. The questionable language is in quotes, so it probably appeared in the lawsuit in...
View ArticleBy: kinggw
Can’t put that on Kurt. I guess you missed the brown letters where it says From the ABC News report, clearly he was quoting from another story. If your going to complain about proofreading, you first...
View ArticleBy: manchestermiracle
A simple insertion of (sic) lets your readers know you are quoting verbatim. Even easier is simply correcting the obvious error, i.e.: “On Sept. 6, after…waiting at a deli counter trying to get “two...
View ArticleBy: manchestermiracle
Notice how the “labor violations” complaint doesn’t arise until after termination? In right-to-work states one can be discharged for any (or no) reason at all. One may also quit a job for any (or no)...
View ArticleBy: manchestermiracle
Oh, yes, what horrid working conditions! Having to squeeze some candy to see if it’s fresh! Oh, dear, what a dilemma! She should have exercised her right to not be abused in such a detestable manner...
View ArticleBy: mogogo1
Honestly, I doubt many people who have their own jets would put up with a crew member delaying their departure. That’s the joy of having your own plane, so you can leave whenever you decide to. And you...
View ArticleBy: sellahh
If I were Magic, I’d sue her for offending my public image and make her bankrupt.
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