You know, that's really funny....they left in 2005 and people are just starting to miss them now. Remind me not to go missing around here.....I may be a skeleton before anyone starts to miss me. Too Funny!!!
Apparently, this thread has stirred the hornets' nest over there. I visited to see if the forum was of any value, and I was surprised to see this thread referenced... very inaccurately, I might add.
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 04-16-07 AT 01:01PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Excuse me? You're calling the other forumites "crackers"? When I posted and used that word I was severely reprimanded by the forum police!
You are so kind to ask about me. Tony Kessler from M. Lee Smith sent me an e-mail to let me know.
I'm so happy to see that you are all here, especially Paul, the author of the legendary Hiaku contest. Frank weren't you the winner with the one about drug testing? I see that some things never change and Ray is still not wearing pants.
I'm on the road almost constantly. My goal is to speak at every state SHRM conference. Last count was 36, when I go to Maine in a month.
The biggest news I have is that I finally wrote my first management book. My Publisher says it's doing well, but I'm never sure about this stuff. It was the 4th best selling book at the 2006 SHRM National Conference.
Will any of you be at SHRM in Las Vegas in June?. I'm doing two mega sessions. One on Politics, Power & Influence and another on the Difference Between Management and Leadership. If any of you get there, please come introduce yourself.
I miss you guys! Thanks for asking about me! Call if I can help any of you in any way.
We sure do speak of them a lot, considering we do not speak of them.
Your 4th suggestion sounds very Monty Python. Or very Wayne's World, if you just add some punctuation.
A great challenge of mine is that I have trouble focusing on the content of a message if the grammar is a wreck. I have a compulsion to edit stuff to make it readable.
Years ago, I took a writing composition class. I was feeling quite full of myself when the professor told me it was very well written, technically. Then my ego deflated when he added "and it's the most boring thing I've ever read." He said he'd rather see more excitement and less "perfection." The story of my life. x;-)
I went to an employer who didn't really want me to think for myself... just to execute whatever directives corporate set out. They wouldn't pay for any subscriptions, memberships, or anything else. They also wouldn't let me access this site or even SHRM's site from work. I was also working under a restriction that called for my termination if I was ever found to post anything related to company information of a "sensitive" nature, which would pretty much be everything. So, rather than pay to renew my HR Hero subscription out of my own pocket, be able to access it only from home, and to risk my job everytime I posted, I went into hiding.
I guess you can tell how happy I was working there. :P
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Who knew Satan had HR responsibilities? I always saw the Prince of Darkness as more of a sales or marketing guy.
That's why they are "The Ones We Never Speak Of".
But I digress.
So which of these are correct:
Those of Whom We Do Not Speak
The Ones We Dont Talk about No More
The Never Spoken Of Ones
Those We Speak of Not
You are so kind to ask about me. Tony Kessler from M. Lee Smith sent me an e-mail to let me know.
I'm so happy to see that you are all here, especially Paul, the author of the legendary Hiaku contest. Frank weren't you the winner with the one about drug testing? I see that some things never change and Ray is still not wearing pants.
I'm on the road almost constantly. My goal is to speak at every state SHRM conference. Last count was 36, when I go to Maine in a month.
The biggest news I have is that I finally wrote my first management book. My Publisher says it's doing well, but I'm never sure about this stuff. It was the 4th best selling book at the 2006 SHRM National Conference.
Will any of you be at SHRM in Las Vegas in June?. I'm doing two mega sessions. One on Politics, Power & Influence and another on the Difference Between Management and Leadership. If any of you get there, please come introduce yourself.
I miss you guys! Thanks for asking about me! Call if I can help any of you in any way.
Margaret Morford
The HR Edge
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ACU Frank is the WOCO Frank that won the infamous haiku contest? Is that true Frank?
For the uninitiated go here:
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and here:
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I was kinder and gentler then. Haiku does that to you.
And why did you stop posting? Why wouldn't anyone want to hang out with us?
Hello?
Your 4th suggestion sounds very Monty Python. Or very Wayne's World, if you just add some punctuation.
A great challenge of mine is that I have trouble focusing on the content of a message if the grammar is a wreck. I have a compulsion to edit stuff to make it readable.
Years ago, I took a writing composition class. I was feeling quite full of myself when the professor told me it was very well written, technically. Then my ego deflated when he added "and it's the most boring thing I've ever read." He said he'd rather see more excitement and less "perfection." The story of my life. x;-)
I guess you can tell how happy I was working there. :P