Rumors ??

O/Siris wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> DSL [email protected] says...
>> Rob is just an embarressment to SprintPCS, and that confrontational
>> style had a lot to do with his being fired from AT&T Broadband.
>>
>
> When did this happen, Sunshine?

You really have to wonder why he chose the alias of "Weekend Sunshine". I
suspect that he walks a bit funny these days.

Tom Veldhouse

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>
> Thats exactly the point. He just did.

So, you know what information is Sprint confidential and what isnt?
This most mean that.....

a. you directly work for Sprint.

b. you are a spy and work for a different wireless provider.

c. you are a baffoon who likes to post drivel to newsgroups.

d. you are an independent contractor who works for sprint who has
inside knowledge and informs Sprint on every major decision they make.


As Mancow would say, "The answer is C." If you would like to flatter
yourself and think that one of the other three choices are correct,
you would still be a miserable employee worthy of being axed with no
severence package. Why....

a. you post more bad stuff and make Sprint look worse then you claim
O/Siris does.

b. a spy should know basic concepts of when to keep ones mouth shut.

d. well, you give the impression that Sprint is going into the toilet
and you feel you know all of their inside information, this makes you
partly responsible for putting the company in the toilet and therefore
worthy of the axe.

I know this may be too long for you to follow, but I am sure the
intellegent people of this group are laughing!

JWP7000 wrote:

> <snip>
>>
>> Thats exactly the point. He just did.
>
> So, you know what information is Sprint confidential and what isnt?
> This most mean that.....
>
> a. you directly work for Sprint.

I still go with the disgruntled ex-employee. Probably got fired for
crediting his own account or downloading porn.

>
> b. you are a spy and work for a different wireless provider.

He has shown his lack of knowledge of other providers on the other groups.
And if he is a spy, he has demonstrated his ineptitude by trying to pass
off his 'secret finds' only to get shot down every time.

>
> c. you are a baffoon who likes to post drivel to newsgroups.

DING DING DING DING DING DING DING

>
> d. you are an independent contractor who works for sprint who has
> inside knowledge and informs Sprint on every major decision they make.

Do janitors count as independent contractors?

>
>
> As Mancow would say, "The answer is C." If you would like to flatter
> yourself and think that one of the other three choices are correct,
> you would still be a miserable employee worthy of being axed with no
> severence package. Why....
>
> a. you post more bad stuff and make Sprint look worse then you claim
> O/Siris does.
>
> b. a spy should know basic concepts of when to keep ones mouth shut.
>
> d. well, you give the impression that Sprint is going into the toilet
> and you feel you know all of their inside information, this makes you
> partly responsible for putting the company in the toilet and therefore
> worthy of the axe.
>
> I know this may be too long for you to follow, but I am sure the
> intellegent people of this group are laughing!

Great post- you have captured the true essence of Phil, The Dark Troll
Prince.

Scott Stephenson <[email protected]> wrote:

>> d. you are an independent contractor who works for sprint who has
>> inside knowledge and informs Sprint on every major decision they make.
>
> Do janitors count as independent contractors?

I'm sure they do, legally speaking, as long as they're not on payroll.
You can be a janitor and bill a company for your work and get a 1099 at
the end of the year.

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Steven J Sobol wrote:

> Scott Stephenson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>> d. you are an independent contractor who works for sprint who has
>>> inside knowledge and informs Sprint on every major decision they make.
>>
>> Do janitors count as independent contractors?
>
> I'm sure they do, legally speaking, as long as they're not on payroll.
> You can be a janitor and bill a company for your work and get a 1099 at
> the end of the year.
>

I wonder what the standard exemption is for a troll? Must be at least
fifteen or twenty bucks. Or would he qualify for a livestock deduction?

Scott Stephenson <[email protected]> wrote:

> I wonder what the standard exemption is for a troll? Must be at least
> fifteen or twenty bucks. Or would he qualify for a livestock deduction?

No, a turkey like him wouldn't generally be considered livestock, would it?

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Steven J Sobol wrote:

> Scott Stephenson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I wonder what the standard exemption is for a troll? Must be at least
>> fifteen or twenty bucks. Or would he qualify for a livestock deduction?
>
> No, a turkey like him wouldn't generally be considered livestock, would
> it?
>


Maybe that's why he's been so quiet today- somebody shot, plucked, stuffed
and cooked his ass. Don't know that I would want to partake of that meal-
the bird would be bitter and have a sh*t aftertaste.

Jim Catero wrote:
>
> I have heard about a deal PCS is coming out with that Will fix the
> reception problem they have inside buildings.
> Something called Home tower, supposedly it's a box that will work like a
> booster to improve reception.
> Anyone ( other than phil, stan , mary ect. ) hear anything on this ?
>
> Jim C.
>

Are these related to the little white oval antennae that hang from the
drop ceiling in the nearby Sprint Store?

-mike
(my email isn't munged)