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Name Change - Hello Again

Joe Harris
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Pete, what if an employee wants to post about their day or ask an employment related question. Could get them in hot water so they don't ask. Many reasons imo to use a handle

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I think it does make odds, and I cant think of any good reason to hide behind a nickname unless you have something to hide

Busted, I`m really a plumber...

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Busted, I`m really a plumber...

nice, i got a pallet of powermax i'm trying to shift, you interested?

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Ballcocks to that...

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

just to point out i don't actually have any powermax, don't want to associate us with that product!
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What about the pallette?

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What about the pallette?

anything wooden which we don't need gets burned in our fire!

Pete, what if an employee wants to post about their day or ask an employment related question. Could get them in hot water so they don't ask. Many reasons imo to use a handle

Your point?

Well 95% of you know my given name.

99% of my friends call me Ox.

 

I see no issue with using a moniker.

Deja-vu?

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