We had to watch a harrassment video at work, and one of the scenarios included a boss saying "these numbers don't look Kosher to me." Apparently, he can get cited for harrassment.Is this really offensive to Jews? I don't know any to ask. Saulbadguy?
a guy i used to work with (also a poster on here ) got slapped with sexual harrassment because he photoshopped a co-worker(male) kissing another male (stock photo From getty)
Quote from: El Chupa Nibre on June 22, 2007, 01:00:32 PMa guy i used to work with (also a poster on here ) got slapped with sexual harrassment because he photoshopped a co-worker(male) kissing another male (stock photo From getty)Clams?
Plenty of you argued against any appearance of politics in your sports reading, which reminds me of people who don't like the different foods on their plate to touch one another (take a bow, Annie). Where do you draw that line? I made two baseball metaphors in the last paragraph of a college football column. Is that kosher? Wait a minute. That's a religious reference.
I don't like Currie.
props to Trim for sniffing out losers
Who gives a @#%$? &*$@! the jews.
I don't find it offensive, I say it all the time. I also say "Man oh Manischewitz". But, I could see where some whiny bitches would find it offensive.
It's a harmless statement, if anyone get ticked, just pull the stick from their anus. It might be offensive, however, if you were to say it like this, "I don't think this looks Kosher." And then offer the jew a porkchop. That could get messy.
The definition of workplace harrassment is if someone is offended by it. So if someone is offended by the word "work," than they can legally claim harrassment. Proving it may be a different matter. Intent, figures of speech and context are irrelevant. Welcome to the world of PC, which is slowly destroying us.
Quote from: Dirty Sanchez on June 23, 2007, 01:13:07 PMThe definition of workplace harrassment is if someone is offended by it. So if someone is offended by the word "work," than they can legally claim harrassment. Proving it may be a different matter. Intent, figures of speech and context are irrelevant. Welcome to the world of PC, which is slowly destroying us.When we had to do the sexual harassment training at my office, they hit on something similar -- someone specifically asked "Is it sexual harassment if I tell my wife "I love you on the phone"?" The PC answer was of course "If someone finds it offensive it is".People got up in arms about the answer. I lol'd.
Is saying "bless you" after a sneeze offensive to athiest?
Quote from: FBWillie on June 26, 2007, 12:49:50 PMIs saying "bless you" after a sneeze offensive to athiest?To me, yes. But I'd just think that you were stupid. Nothing more.
Quote from: Leyton on July 06, 2007, 04:04:24 AMQuote from: FBWillie on June 26, 2007, 12:49:50 PMIs saying "bless you" after a sneeze offensive to athiest?To me, yes. But I'd just think that you were stupid. Nothing more.You're calling me closed-minded and you're an atheist?!?!?!?!?!?!
You're damn right. I know what you're talking about. Poor argyle (BMWJayhawk, for those of you not in the know). And no, I'm not really offended when people say "bless you." It's cute.
OMG!?!?! AN ATHEIST?!?!?!?? BURN HIM!!!!!!! jkjkjk i'm in the same boat leyton.
