She could be trying some kind of contest for the Guinness Book of World Records, I mean, you never know, although I think The Office Scribe's view is probably a little closer to the truth.
I don't know about the specific case, but the fact that there are legal provisions made to protect such people in certain circumstances suggests that it's sometimes in the public interest.
You're right though. No-one's going to trust her, so she'll have to hope she can make money out of media appearances or books or something.
You assume she was a tattle tale and not, perhaps, a referee in a women's football league.
ReplyDeleteBee, always looking at the glass as half empty.
women everywhere could tell her what it is they really want for christmas. that'd clear alot up for the clueless out there.
ReplyDeleteShe could be trying some kind of contest for the Guinness Book of World Records, I mean, you never know, although I think The Office Scribe's view is probably a little closer to the truth.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the specific case, but the fact that there are legal provisions made to protect such people in certain circumstances suggests that it's sometimes in the public interest.
ReplyDeleteYou're right though. No-one's going to trust her, so she'll have to hope she can make money out of media appearances or books or something.
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ReplyDeleteyou crack me up!
does she have to wear that sign around her neck? kinda like the scarlet letter?
ReplyDeleteseems like a good idea
Judy does not look the least bit happy about her status. Perhaps they should have the word 'curmudgeon' under her name, too.
ReplyDelete(happy belated anniversary, btw!)
Who or what did she blow the whistle on?
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