I love dumb Ivy League people.

[jimotis4heisman]

Well something happened at work which knocked out my front tooth which happened on a Friday. Went to work on Monday and they fired me. They then tried to cover it up saying I was dicking around at work, which is total bullshit. That's why my size 12 is going up their ass.

is that not work comp type issue?

wc should have no "stupidity" clause...

 

[Mac]

is that not work comp type issue?

wc should have no "stupidity" clause...

Exactly, and they are also giving me the run around...what they did was VERY illegal, and because of that they are going to pay for it, and if workers comp doesn't start helping me out, they will also go down with the ship

 

[jimotis4heisman]

Exactly, and they are also giving me the run around...what they did was VERY illegal, and because of that they are going to pay for it, and if workers comp doesn't start helping me out, they will also go down with the ship

good luck getting your lost wages/medical coverage (wc benies).

taking down the ship, well...

but them skirting it is redic..

 

[ScriptOhio]

Columbia's band banned after mocking Lions

On second thought, don't strike up the band. The Columbia University marching band has been banned from performing at Saturday's home finale against Brown, after poking fun at the Lions' losing ways following a 62-41 defeat last weekend at Cornell. After every game, win or lose, the Columbia band plays the school fight song, "Roar, Lion, Roar." But last Saturday, the band altered the lyrics to highlight the team's recent struggles -- the Lions are 0-9 this season. The altered verse began with the lyrics, "We always lose, lose, lose; by a lot, and sometimes by a little," according to an article in the Columbia Spectator, the school's student newspaper.

Read more: http://espn.go.com/new-york/ncf/story/_/id/7246291/columbia-lions-band-banned-home-football-finale
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[PlanetFrnd]

On second thought, don't strike up the band. The Columbia University marching band has been banned from performing at Saturday's home finale against Brown, after poking fun at the Lions' losing ways following a 62-41 defeat last weekend at Cornell. After every game, win or lose, the Columbia band plays the school fight song, "Roar, Lion, Roar." But last Saturday, the band altered the lyrics to highlight the team's recent struggles -- the Lions are 0-9 this season. The altered verse began with the lyrics, "We always lose, lose, lose; by a lot, and sometimes by a little," according to an article in the Columbia Spectator, the school's student newspaper.​

Read more: http://espn.go.com/new-york/ncf/story/_/id/7246291/columbia-lions-band-banned-home-football-finale

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I'm no band guy, but Ivy bands are EXTREMELY bad. You've never seen such a collection of spazzes in your life... only Cornell's band resembles what most might recognize as a marching band. Columbia's band ties Princeton's for biggest embarrassment, assuming Brown doesn't even field one. I guess I don't know the answer to that.