Happyhacker wrote:Tc556guy, don't see your point here. Why would the male fake his death? Re: your foot comment! Are you an "official" of this forum? Otherwise I can't see the point of it.
He was wanted by the authorities for something; he and his wife faked his death to avoid being picked up by the authorities.
I've been trying to recall the name of the story; it'll come back to me.
As for my signature line, long story there. The previous name I used on the internet and some of my comments got me in trouble back in 2004 with my employer. One of the claims they used against me was that I was commenting on-line as a representative of my employer by. using the screen name and discussing my work duties and my agency and the head of that agency. In the early days of the internet there weren't all of these social media policies that exist now, and I quite often would discuss the faults of my employer on various forums. When someone sent them an anonymous complaint about my screen name, they spent three days googling it and at my disciplinary hearing had a stack of print outs from every internet forum where I'd said something work-related. As an elected official he took offense to that, even though what I was saying was absolutely 100% the truth. I wound up with an unpaid month-long suspension over Christmas 2004 and a threat of immediate termination should I ever re-use that old screen name.
The sig line is used on any forum I post on regularly to avoid any possibility that they could ever resurrect that claim against me in the future. That particular supervisor was voted out of office a few years after my suspension, but given the reality of public sector employment, what goes around comes around and I might face another thin-skinned agency head who doesn't want his personal moral and ethical failures laid bare for the public to read. Some day when I am retired I'm guessing the sig line wont be needed, but til then it is what it is. Unlike most of the adult population I have no Facebook presence, and while I do post about my job occasionally, I try to stick to prep topics or more general topics that have little to do with my career field.
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) that carry on the story when the TV show got binned. Another TV programme that shows the mundane stuff that would have to be dealt with as well as the more messy stuff is the old 70's Survivors. Its quite dated now but a lot of the situations they cover will still have a relevance in the unlikely event we end up in an excrement/whirly thing scenario.