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A follow-up. We forwarded the e-mail the the chapter that sponsored the event.
Here is what they found:
As a follow up to our exchange of emails about the ***** *** email sent last week to the national customer service center (see below), we have done some further investigation and now believe that***** ***is actually *** ****, whose name appears several times in the bid sheet for the Rascal Flatts guitar. She bid several times but did not receive the winning bid.
*** **** is a seventh grader.
We have not responded to her email and do not intend to respond. I have given consideration to contacting her parents to share the email with them, but have decided not to inject us into family matters. One of our volunteers knows the family and has said that the child’s parents would be appalled at the language in the email.
Please share this with the other staff who saw the original email. If you think we should do something different, let me know."All I've ever learned from love was how to shoot somebody who out-drew ya"
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Know this is way off topic..but for some reason this thread gave me one of my wildest random thoughts.
A CS Geek Auction for charity *laughs*. Doubt it would raise much money, but think somebody like GK would bring in some bigger bids.
Please return to your normal thread, and ignore the guy in the white coat rolling on the floor in the corner.Engaged to the amazing Marmalady. She is my Silver Dragon, shining as bright as the sun. I her Black Dragon (though good honestly), dark as night..fierce and strong.
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Quoth Mytical View PostA CS Geek Auction for charity *laughs*.
Which is what I'll be wearing under my kilt when Jennoe's leaf blower attacks.I am not an a**hole. I am a hemorrhoid. I irritate a**holes!
Procrastination: Forward planning to insure there is something to do tomorrow.
Derails threads faster than a pocket nuke.
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Back where I grew up the local symphony orchestra did an annual auction, there would be a silent auction early in the night, then a live auction of additional items later in the evening, usually with a performance by the symphony between the two. It was always a very nice, formal event and yet every year there would be a number of people lacking any class, I guess any auction really brings out the cheapskates and the EWs.
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Quoth Mytical View PostKnow this is way off topic..but for some reason this thread gave me one of my wildest random thoughts.
A CS Geek Auction for charity *laughs*. Doubt it would raise much money, but think somebody like GK would bring in some bigger bids.
Please return to your normal thread, and ignore the guy in the white coat rolling on the floor in the corner.To right the countless wrongs of our days... We shine this light of true redemption, that this place may become as paradise...Oh, what a wonderful world such would be...
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It ain't over yet. Another update:
Just FYI, I decided to take ******** up on his request that we let him know if we thought he “should do something different” about the ***** **** e-mail.
I told **** that, although reasonable minds could differ on how best to proceed, if I were *** ****s parents (assuming, of course, that *** and ***** ****are the same person), I would very much want to know that my 11 or 12-year-old daughter had written such a foul and inappropriate e-mail. He acknowledged that he has gone back and forth -- and that he even asked someone recently to ascertain the parents’ contact information from the volunteer who knows the family (who, incidentally, also believes the parents should be told about the e-mail).
**** thanked me for calling and said he will take my position “under advisement”; and I assured him I would respect whatever decision he ultimately makes ...
Regards,
****
P.S. We also discussed the fact that the radio station which conducted the silent auction did, in fact, screw up -- and that ***/***** had a right to be upset (if only she had expressed her displeasure in a more appropriate manner)."All I've ever learned from love was how to shoot somebody who out-drew ya"
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Quoth fireheart View PostAll I'd be able to offer is....*rummages around* Three drop-bears, 12 jars of Vegemite and another 10 jars of iSnack 2.0.
All I can offer up is a dozen packs of Ramen noodles and some hot dogs . . .Human Resources - the adult version of "I'm telling Mom." - Agent Anthony "Tony" DiNozzo (NCIS)
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