See ya, Matt

[cawacko]

South Park fans probably remember the Finger Bang episode when the girl's mention their dream guy is Matt Lauer


http://southpark.cc.com/clips/152198/crazy-for-fingerbang

 

[Русский агент]

Yes I did thanks for asking, women loved them as they enhanced their orgasms.

You're fortunate that none of these willing wantons suddenly "remembered" that you "drugged and raped them" years later, then, aren't you?

 

[leaningright]

I can't look at your avatar. On a scale of 1-10, with 1 being "no detectable soy" and 10 being "extra strength tofu," where would I fall?

Makes me want to throw up....can’t look a it either.

 

[Русский агент]

Thanks Trump

Trump invented the fame groupie? Who knew?

 

[Русский агент]

we've let women in the clubhouse and as anyone could predict they've ruined everything. we were fine without them. now they can get anyone fired with the threat of crocodile tears.

Indeed. A wise insight, carefully considered and borne out by events.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

I used due process as meaning standardized procedure. This is willy-nilly hit or miss.
Firing someone is punishment.

All large corporations and most smaller ones as well now have standardized HR rules for employee behavior. I can assure you that NBC's HR department looked at the allegations and verified them before willy-nilly terminating Lauer. They fear lawsuits from harassed employees -- and from wrongfully-terminated ones as well -- and therefore have teams of legal eagles who have written procedures for virtually everything dealing with employees' work behaviors.

 

[cawacko]

All large corporations and most smaller ones as well now have standardized HR rules for employee behavior. I can assure you that NBC's HR department looked at the allegations and verified them before willy-nilly terminating Lauer. They fear lawsuits from harassed employees -- and from wrongfully-terminated ones as well -- and therefore have teams of legal eagles who have written procedures for virtually everything dealing with employees' work behaviors.

Not to make light but it's called the Lawyers Full Employment Act

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Makes me want to throw up....can’t look a it either.

That’s our Grind...eating the pudding.

 

[Micawber]

Yeah, that's kinda the point, isn't it? Do you see the word "Lauer" anywhere in the title of the thread, or the OP?

I agree here. This was thin even by JPP standards. LOL

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Not to make light but it's called the Lawyers Full Employment Act

You know what’s funny about that is the business and corporate community wants tort reform so that they can be the only ones to sue as they do far more to clog up our legal system than anyone.

Sue a company because they sold a dangerous defective product? Heaven forbid but their suing you to protect the intellectual property they stole from you is just fine.

 

[cawacko]

You know what’s funny about that is the business and corporate community wants tort reform so that they can be the only ones to sue as they do far more to clog up our legal system than anyone.

Sue a company because they sold a dangerous defective product? Heaven forbid but their suing you to protect the intellectual property they stole from you is just fine.

Tort reform benefits consumers I.e. you and me. Massive payouts benefit lawyers.

It's not businesses doing most of the suing.

 

[Русский агент]

I can assure you that NBC's HR department looked at the allegations and verified them before willy-nilly terminating Lauer. .

If you can assure it, then prove it.

I'll understand if you can't.

 

[cancel2 2022]

You're fortunate that none of these willing wantons suddenly "remembered" that you "drugged and raped them" years later, then, aren't you?

In a few cases they brought their own, but they were English not pathetic American women.

 

[CFM]

All large corporations and most smaller ones as well now have standardized HR rules for employee behavior. I can assure you that NBC's HR department looked at the allegations and verified them before willy-nilly terminating Lauer. They fear lawsuits from harassed employees -- and from wrongfully-terminated ones as well -- and therefore have teams of legal eagles who have written procedures for virtually everything dealing with employees' work behaviors.

That doesn't change what you said about supporting guilty until you prove yourself innocent.

 

[Русский агент]

In a few cases they brought their own, but they were English not pathetic American women.

Not Asians, then?

 

[TTQ64]

Tort reform benefits consumers I.e. you and me. Massive payouts benefit lawyers.

It's not businesses doing most of the suing.

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

so gullible.

 

[Micawber]

Tort reform benefits consumers I.e. you and me. Massive payouts benefit lawyers.

It's not businesses doing most of the suing.

Yes and no. Not the consumers who are suing. They share in the pay. Check out some DePuy hip verdicts. Hell check out the BS awards under FDCPA for suing people who just happen to have the same name or be a junior
of a deadbeat dad by mistake. Is that the kind of shit that merits millions? They get it.

 

[Mott the Hoople]

Tort reform benefits consumers I.e. you and me. Massive payouts benefit lawyers.

It's not businesses doing most of the suing.

Sorry Wacko but you’re wrong.

http://ohiolemonlaw.blogspot.com/2010/03/who-files-most-lawsuits.html?m=1

 

[sear]

Not all for aggressive unwanted sexual ...
But just early this afternoon the news is abuzz w/:

Lauer leaving
Eli Manning being benched.
Garrison Keillor sacked

What I'm wondering:
once McConnell bombs on this "tax reform" (welfare for the $rich) scheme he's striking out with, how much longer will he remain the senate majority leader?

 

[cawacko]

Sorry Wacko but you’re wrong.

http://ohiolemonlaw.blogspot.com/2010/03/who-files-most-lawsuits.html?m=1

That's a blog from a consumer lawyer with no statistics, just one story