megaderp; where you people come up with these names is beyond me. stfu? I have no idea what you're talking about. tell her to get back in the kitchen and make me a sandwich? My God! The last time I heard something like that was in 1996 when my late wife came home all tore up on the inside and told me that her supervisor at Motorola, yes, Motorola; pulled her to a corner where he knew they were off camera and told her that her place was at home either in the kitchen, or on her back in bed! If I'd been half a man then; I'd probably be in a Texas prison for life right now. She was one of two employees at that time that were engineering certified at their jobs. That simply meant that no one could just step in and work her shift for her if she needed to swap shifts for anything, it would actually have to be the other guy who was engineering certified like she was. There was nothing I could do about it. No one else saw or heard anything. And Motorola at that time was Austin's #3 employer. No attorney would take a case like that.
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megaderp; where you people come up with these names is beyond me. stfu? I have no idea what you're talking about. tell her to get back in the kitchen and make me a sandwich? My God! The last time I heard something like that was in 1996 when my late wife came home all tore up on the inside and told me that her supervisor at Motorola, yes, Motorola; pulled her to a corner where he knew they were off camera and told her that her place was at home either in the kitchen, or on her back in bed! If I'd been half a man then; I'd probably be in a Texas prison for life right now. She was one of two employees at that time that were engineering certified at their jobs. That simply meant that no one could just step in and work her shift for her if she needed to swap shifts for anything, it would actually have to be the other guy who was engineering certified like she was. There was nothing I could do about it. No one else saw or heard anything. And Motorola at that time was Austin's #3 employer. No attorney would take a case like that.