What happened to the bloke whom the Freeper got fired?

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

Any body know?



ps - is that grammatically correct?

[Bunny]

1. Here ya go:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=104&topic_id=1837038

[mark414]

2. what i want to know is...

how the hell could posting on here get you fired, unless you're posting on work time?

i'd like to hear his boss' rationale

[lectrobyte]

11. something like this:

the firee in question worked at a radio station, and posted something here about sabotaging an upcoming Reagan tribute show. The FreepCreep had somehow figured out where the person worked, and sent a copy of the post to the station management. It sucks all around, but I guess the moral is: be careful what you write, and try not to give away too many real life details, because freepers lurk here.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

3. no idea...haven't heard in a while

but I think the grammar is ok..."bloke" kinda throws me off :-)

theProdigal

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

6. I just love that word

I don't know why

Sounds so Jamie Oliver to me
:)

[ProdigalJunkMail]

8. deal with many Aussies on a daily basis

so I should be used to it by now... :-) . But for some reason it makes me think of 'bloated'. Not a good image.

theProdigal

[Oggy]

9. Jamie Oliver the chef?

I didn't know he was known outside of the U.K.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

10. Are you kidding?!?!?!?

Food network - the guys a SUPERSTAR!!!

And I'm not being sarcastic!

[Oggy]

12. I'm being dense

I should have known from the cooker yesterday that you would know Jamie. I have to say Jamie is the only chef/cook that I actually follow recipies for. All the others I just watch them to get ideas, but Jamie :yourock:

Look out for another program Jimmy's Farm, it a mate of Jamie's setting up a pig farm to breed organic rare pigs. If it comes on over there it is worth watching. If you are into sausages anyway.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

15. Am I ever! You put it in a casing and I love it!

Did you see the show about the kids he had apprenticing for him, in that charity? That was tense!

[Oggy]

16. 15

Yep. I don't know if you around now, this is a bit late for me, but hell the missus is asleep, and I;ve had a bottle of wine. The best bit about 15, was he really did sink everything into it, and those guy's that didn't make it ,some of them are still in catering college trying.

I have to say by the way you are one of my favourite posters. I think it was the Crack post a few months ago that did for me. :yourock:

[GumboYaYa]

4. He needs help with a letter writing campaign...

Here is a link: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&a...

[Nevernose]

5. Yeah, it's correct. "Whom" is in the objective case here, which is correc

[Frances]

13. Whom is technically correct,

but it sounds awkward. In this case, I would rewrite the sentence like this:

What happened to the bloke (except in the U.S. we wouldn't say bloke) that the freepers got fired?

[Kanary]

14. Except "that" is objectifying.....still incorrect

Happens to be one of my pet peeves........ we're becoming such an objectifying society, and "that" refers to an object, not a person. Not only grammatically incorrect, but one more instance of making people into objects.

I prefer a struggle between "who" and "whom". Actually, "whom" is used so seldom now that it probably doesn't matter much which word is used. ("Which" is another word used for an object, not a person.)

Kanary, who's picked enough nits for one day. :)

[ContinentalOp]

17. "Which" is another word used for an object, not a person"

Hmm, which person told you that? :)

[Kanary]

19. The man which I saw..........

People use that, and it's incorrect.

[playahata1]

20. who/whom

Rule 1: Use "whom" only after a preposition (to whom, by whom, for whom, with whom, etc.)

Rule 2: see Rule 1. :)

[Oggy]

7. Last I read

He was being inundated with advice. Still without job though.

[funkybutt]

18. is the guy british? b/c i think that's what a bloke is