I wonder if she will go out for a shrimp dinner as a consolation after her last day?
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No, the wingnut Jesus Brigade sees a very selective group of actions as part of their religion and then usually its the actions of others, not they themselves. Their bible tells them eating shellfish an abomination, yet that never seems to stop them. Their bible tells them that should their brother die childless that they should take his wife and impregnate herâŚokay not a good example, many of them do this even without the brother dying, but hey, you get the picture.
And whatâs with the upper and lower case crap. Does your knuckle-dragging cause you to accidentally hit the shift key?
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Eustace snags another one!
You need to replace the batteries in your Snark-O-Meter.
Eustace is our resident satirist.
If his comments are serious, there is no change in case⌠!!OnE!!!
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Not fair, youâre using the term in the sense of the teachings of Jesus type of Christian, those are few and far between these days.
Took the words right out of my mouth
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I would assume that printing of forms is outsourced to a third-party printer. Thereâs a built-in lag to changing forms, and a sudden bulk order can send ripples into the entire supply chain. I read âglitchâ as âshortage of toner/paper.â Iâve experienced it first-hand in the healthcare sector when we changed discharge note forms, e.g.
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Why the need to print new forms? Why canât the existing forms suffice until whatever changes they think need to be made are completed?
Not lazy, efficient!
Good riddance! Bigots should not be collecting salaries from the taxpayers.
They think they are so clever! Republi-tard!
Thank you! Potential state/federal employees need to read, AND UNDERSTAND, the Hatch Act!
Of course, they are!
Good, take your religious zealotry, that does not belong in the county clerks office anyway, and stuff it!
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Time to go get a job at Sobby Lobby.
Without seeing the forms in current and revised states, I wouldnât be able to answer that with certainty. But it could be something as simple as a form going into a database for reporting and statistical purposes, where under the current form the husband defaults to male gender and the wife defaults to female. If thatâs the case, then a change to the database (and likely to the forms) would be needed to keep from misrepresenting the data. Iâm speculating, but thatâs the obvious one that comes to mind.
Fair point. But that seems to be an IT data processing back-end issue, and not a form issue as I doubt this county is using an automated OCR system of some sort for such DB entry. But agreed that we are speculating. Just smacks to me of slow-walking it and blaming âbureaucratic glitchesâ.
Here is a link to a website she should check out if she needs a new job:
Her reasons for quitting her last job should make an excellent character reference.
Good. Thatâs how itâs supposed to work. If you canât do the job, donât. Git!
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