But also, like, since when is somebody on alt.sports.football calling someone else a doo-doo head worth making a federal case out of?
Since someone told Dubya about alt.bush.sucks?
Apparently this is an extension of a preexisting law against anonymous crank calling, which also seems silly to me. If someone is harrassing you to the point where you can press harrassment charges against them, why do we need a law spelling out the means by which harrassment is not allowed?
Now, wait a minute. What if she later changed her name to "Nutty", would being annoying be a crime then?
Perkins, you just watch yourself.
Why? Am I about to do something interesting?
I may have to kill the next person who asks me, "Can we get this today, ASAP????"
I may have to kill the next person who asks me, "Can we get this today, ASAP????"
"Sir, you can have the back of my hand!"
::slap::
"Can we get this today, ASAP????"
Sure. Can you go back and resubmit it to me, but last Monday?
I may have to kill the next person who asks me, "Can we get this today, ASAP????"
Get them to email it to you under an assumed name, and throw the book at them!
My boss kvetched at me for not doing other people's jobs, and so I've started doing them.
It is irritating to have to pick up the slack for people who aren't even in my department, but damn, it feels good to be able to close out a project (and cc their management to boot).
Anonymous trolling: illegal.
Using laundered money to fund redistricting Texas to marginalize minority and/or Democratic voters: a-ok.
Monitoring communications of unconvicted citizens without a court order: peachy.
Brought to you by Not My Real Name.
Well, now I'm working on something for the CEO, which means that I know exactly what my priorities are on incoming requests...