Haff anodder one, Daddy Cat! (hic)

You forgot to mention the part about also leaving your rational mind and positive emotions at the door.

I meant “says” a lot about her character.

Update: The student eventually did the Clay demo correctly after 3 additional attempts and my warning him that his whining and “feeling overrun” was not allowed as students don’t have cases gasp!) and (as I don’t have a Dept 3) advising him that I would give him a smack in the chops a la COB if he continued (joke) and he snapped out of his previously successful (it seems) method of handling his Org supervisors by petulance. (Normally such students I would not allow on course but he is actually quite an OK guy and this is (was) his only fault so to speak.)

However, I then got the image of the scene in the Org Academy of his previous “supervisors” agreeing with his flunky clay demos (of that time) either because the supervisors hadn’t got a clue anyway or just wanted the stat rather than the product. “The product of an Org is well taught students and thoroughly audited PCs” – good luck to the Orgs with such supervisors then, they’ll need it, luck that is!

The bull done shat and the public spat.

LOL…good one Espiritu! I think insincere language creates this sort of thing. The person’s brain is in a knot trying to figure out what to say, to get money, get stats, etc, etc, etc. It’s not real, genuine communication, emanating from the heart of an actual person, so it has no logical sense to it. It’s fabricated and “button” loaded so they can get what they want. There’s the duplicity of what they want which doesn’t match what they’re saying. Most normal people can spot this a mile away, it’s well known as bullshitting.

‘You can have your bridge’ reminds me of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Yesterday was Wednesday? Crap, Mike, I thought it was Tuesday! Welcome to the world of “Senior Moments” my friend!