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It seems like it'd be really easy, almost too easy, to sabotage and prank the hr@opm.gov account. I may just be pissed off enough to do it.

FWIW, my previous supervisor (a bit of a charicature of a micromanager) did request weekly reports. His primary justification is it helps us come performance review time and provides some transparency into what we are working on so info could be forwarded on to somebody who could help: also kinda gives a bit of a boost to show you actually did something in weeks where it doesn't feel that way... I didn't mind doing it. Given the sensitive nature of some of the things I work on, there's a definite "need to know" applicability here, which is why the current guidance from my supervisor is "do not reply."

Current direction for us is "do not reply" because of the sensitive nature of our work and the lacking security clearance/privacy act need to know of the requestors.

"Lol." **** off. Troll.

So many got nothing done because they were forced to the office before the IT was ready to handle them. A good chunk of my coworkers basically had no choice to twiddle their thumbs this week with no connectivity and all our work being on the cloud now.

But seriously you and all your fellow ****ing idiots could use some education on how hard working and thankless the jobs a supermajority of federal employees are. **** you and anybody parroting this line.

Would be nice if the President and his lackeys were.

I've blocked that email address. Will send to my supervisor if he requests.

Ditto Thomas and Alito...

Boy howdy are we living through those consequences right now...

I have heard hand-written letters are effective, but that was pre-MAGA invasion. Now I think the only thing effective is a 6 figure check, or the threat of withholding it.

It's nice that Cooper does the Tigers' list now so that this annual podcast isn't an auto-skip.

My Congressman refuses town halls. So Facebook it is...

The problem there is a younger Lalo Salamanca may have to be played by somebody other than Tony Dalton (Although Saul did suspend the age issue in prequels in the Gilliganverse)

His horse in the hospital bit is great, and pretty apropos for today.

True. I speak from my own experience 20ish years ago on this.

She doesn't. The other 28 teams would get a chance to claim him before he is returned.

Watching this one now, and surprised it missed the cancelled sketch montage.

Gotta think Justin Turner signing with the Cubs may increase the chance of Mr. Workman's return.

Gonna go on a limb and say that episode is not shown in its entirety on The Cock.

I was surprised (or I missed it?) not to see It's Pat on that montage.

I ripped the damn band aid off flying into Reagan last week.

Nathan Lane's Hakuna Matata parody was great. Eddie Murphy doing Tracy Morgan also. I thought it was enjoyable, and wonder how many other people will join me on my slow burn binge. Just started S3 yesterday.

Cody, McCosky, and Beck all are. Just need the Evans to make the move.

It's been 10 years, but I regularly did that from roughly 2010-2015. The facilities have changed significantly, but really you just walk back there. There used to be a guy in an orange hat who power tripped and kept people from going back there, but it's just free seating, get up close and personal, and don't be an autograph hound. Enter by the area behind the right field of the stadium, walk the path below and sit in the bleachers between the two fields. Once games get going, there's usually two games going at once.