Oh, wait... You want even more proof? Last night he blasts a mia culpa to his entire mailing list: But just when you think the guy is showing a glimmer of smarts, he goes on...And this is what's attached.

BTW, still no response to my query regarding more diversity on the calendar he asked my to produce for next year. Conscience trumps fee. I'll just send him last year's files and he dan find someone else to take the gig. Bleh...

For a thousand bucks... I'll do it. I have no morals...

/baby needs shoes... plus she's in private Catholic school.
What can I say...lol.

It ain't like I couldn't use the bucks. And it's not that the guy is actually evil. I resigned the account in the first place because he exhibited the kind of intolerance I won't tolerate. And now, I feel like helping him out — for any price — is like wearing one of those I'M WITH STUPID T-shirts.

If he kept this crap to himself, or just within his own circle of friends/family, and out of my line of sight and hearing, it may not be as big an issue in the broader sense. But he puts it right out there in the business community — and we are, in fact, known by the company we keep. Meh...

Your cousin must be my sister. At a birthday party for another of our sisters she said quite loudly. " The problem we have to get that niggggar out of the White House" . She a self proclaimed Christian. Sad

Dave

Same here. My bro in law brings up that tie where they stepped over the line and got something wrong.

I counter that at least they look things up and don't just pass it along as if its the truth.

Me, when I send something in an email which has my name attached I'm vouching for it. My family says they don't care, they jut hit the forward button.

I've been tempted to start my own viral email to see how long it takes to get back to me.

Quite often I will see the same email sent to me by five of my family. Each just forwarding it along.

Dave