Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "The Shocking Details Of Blizzard \u0026 Activision MASSIVE Lawsuit! Asmongold Calls It Deeply Shameful" video.

  1.  @acommonman8304  That's not what he's saying, at all.
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  2.  @avae5343  More often than not, men will "hash it out" one way or another. Either over fists or over drinks. Either way, they typically become pals.
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  3. Me: "I'm sure you will. But you'll do it without any of my money."
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  4.  @scythelord  Obviously you don't work in education.
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  5.  @____trazluz____9804  30 years ago, these types were the deacons of the church. The most pious was always the most insufferable, and the one you would never leave your daughter alone with.
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  6. They can't even spell "Cosby" right.
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  7. Jimmy Swaggart, Jim Bakker, ...
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  8.  @hideousruin  I've never had a bad female boss. Their mother-hen instincts were good for morale. Of course, I've seen them get crossways with female subordinates. But one time (luckily), the female subordinate was a climber and needed put in her place, to keep her from telling EVERYbody what to do. I'm sure that woman felt like her female boss was toxic, but from the rest of the department's perspective, she was keeping us from being run over, because we just wanted to get along and we all worked our asses off. We didn't need to be told what "best practices" were, because we were already more skilled than she was at the actual job, no matter how many trendy books she read or what the "authorities" were saying at the time. Those of us who'd been in the game a while KNEW that what was being pushed THEN was the SAME shit they were pushing 10 years before, and it didn't work the way it was supposed to. She was the only one gunning for the top job, and we were all relieved when she went somewhere else, where she could be top dog, while one of us reluctantly took over for the original boss when she retired.
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  9.  @saturnity6  No. It started out meaning "OK." 4chan may've made up some shit, later.
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