ouch...

 

ps: i remembber that wonderbread girl avatar from way back when....

 

oh. shes hot h:

 

The funniest thing about some of your replies is that if you were in the situation I'm sure that you'd be sitting there thinking "It's all my fault, I shouldn't blame the guy with the avatar, even though he violated the TOS. I can only blame myself."

I don't think some of you think before you open your mouths (or type in this case).

IMHO, it's the mods fault for not sticking to the TOS. The kid with the avatar is next in line for violating the TOS and then the guy that got fired. There are not many of you that can honestly say you don't post at work or at school or somewhere where you should be doing something else and not posting here. Heck, I'm posting this message from work right now.

I trust that I'm protected by the TOS, fellow admins and all of you to follow the rules. I shouldn't have to hide avatars/sigs because everyone should be following the agreement that they checked off on when they signed up. h:

*dismount soapbox*

 

:yes: :yay: Very well put. I couldn't agree more. I'll be the first to admit I surf at work. There is a window right behind my computer. On the other side of that window is a hallway. Since I work in a computer lab, I'm encouraged to surf the net while at work. Of course this does not include porn. In fact, one of my co-workers was just terminated two weeks ago for looking at porn at work.

 

[arnold]he'll be back[/arnold] :chuckles:

 

I only worked one place where they gave me training on what is and what isn't sexual harrassment. The way I understood it was that if the (usually) female says she doesn't like your actions then you must stop. If you do it again then the company is responsible to take action against you. It might depend on the company or state but it would make sense that when you've offended someone, you have the opportunity to change your behavior before being fired.

 

yep, its the guy's fault for not doing what he is being paid for...