MoonlightOhio

Yeah, that's a beautiful bridge, especially at night. I'm still working through your website. Haven't gotten to Cleveland yet. :)

Care2 is doing a national contest for the top farmer's market in the country and Findlay is currently ranked 7th. Fun stuff. Winner gets $5K. http://www.care2.com/farmersmarket/top_markets

Oh, I know full well what goes down inside large corporations. But I also know the difference between the right way to go about things and the wrong way. You chose the wrong way. It may have worked out for you in the end, but to make the leap and say that that makes it right is asinine. Stop trying to use your experience as sort sort of whacky justication for terminable actions. And if you're reading any of the other posts in here, you'll see I'm not alone in thinking this.

Ignore what company policy? On and what grounds would she have to go to the police? I'll just repost what's already there: (most companies have a policy for this sort of thing, I've no reason to believe yours was any different). Also, I'd have brought you up on menacing charges.

You keep telling yourself that, MTS. Choosing to ignore company policy (most companies have a policy for this sort of thing, I've no reason to believe yours was any different), and taking things into your hands ought to have gotten you fired. I'd have fired the both of you for unethical behavior. I probably would've also alerted the police to your insane antics. One could make a pretty good case against you for menacing.

Did I send it to her husband? You can't blackmail someone when you tell HR. Also, where did I say that I sent the pictures to her husband? Substitute husband for house and it's still just as wrong. Also, if you didn't intend for her husband/family members to discover the photos, then what did you intend? To put the fear of God in her? Oh, wait. That's still all kinds of unethical douchebaggery. I sent them to her at home. Nothing wrong with that. It amazes me that my "ethics" are in question, yet this cougar was sleeping with all the Indian men (which I couldn't understand) in the office. She abused her power and needed to be taught a lesson. She was holding things against them. I turned the tables. How old are you? seriously. I'm just gonna chalk this up to you being insane. Because for you to keep saying that there's nothing wrong with being a crazed vigilante, out to teach this woman a lesson, that's the only thing I can come up with that makes sense.

Right, because the broad daylight foot crime in Hyde Park is getting ridiculous. :roll:

Did I send it to her husband? You can't blackmail someone when you tell HR. Also, where did I say that I sent the pictures to her husband? Substitute husband for house and it's still just as wrong. Also, if you didn't intend for her husband/family members to discover the photos, then what did you intend? To put the fear of God in her? Oh, wait. That's still all kinds of unethical douchebaggery.

Checking emails to uncover secrets about an extramarital affair and then have the woman followed and THEN SEND THE PHOTOS TO HER HOUSE is 100% unethical and 100% none of your damned business. Period. End of story.

I was taken aback the first time I saw one (which was in Hyde Park). I actually shouted, "Hey, what's wrong with walking?" He yelled back, "This is more efficient." "For me, the taxpayer?" He didn't respond.

Do you think it is not within an employers right to monitor email? Did I mention anything about rights? Hold on, let me go back and look again. Nope. Nothing about anything being within anyone else's right. Try ethics, next time.

If that was meant to be ironic, I am laughing with you. If it wasn't, I'm laughing at you. Thanks for making me laugh. :) At this point, I'm always laughing at DanB. :)

Yeah, I'll throw one out there. Ticket Master Convenience Fees. Not only is it an extra, worthless fee, but they had the gall to label a "CONVENIENCE FEE". One one hand, I appreciate the irony, but on the other it's just a pet peeve.

Behave in what way? What did I do that was wrong? How old are you? Checking emails for starters. You think that's ethical behavior? Seriously?

You're too much. I blatantly unethical human being who thinks it's 100%, A-okay to behave that way. You should run for office!

- I didn't stalk anyone - The photos taken were in a public place HAHA! That fact that you think that justifies your actions in ANY way is hysterical! LOL :lol: But seriously, you're an old man set in his ways. I get that. New ideas are scary things. I'm not trying to change your mind, but damn it if I can't openly mock you. In a good humored way, of course. :) Honey, I work in PR. I know the law. What transpired broke no laws. When this took place, I was in my mid 20s and it took place in London, where things are a bit different than here in the states. You assume I took the photos. HAHAHA!! Tears are rolling down my face right now! Now tell me that your actions were ethical. LOL :lol:

- I didn't stalk anyone - The photos taken were in a public place HAHA! That fact that you think that justifies your actions in ANY way is hysterical! LOL :lol: But seriously, you're an old man set in his ways. I get that. New ideas are scary things. I'm not trying to change your mind, but damn it if I can't openly mock you. In a good humored way, of course. :)

You mean blatantly invading someone's privacy and restorting to stalking aren't things you'd be proud of? Huh.

Oh? What exactly am I asking be handed to me? And yes, you're certainly following me around. That's clear for anyone to see. Little responses here and there to posts that I've made in response to people not yourself. It's like you can't let one of my posts go without injecting yourself into the conversation. Conversations that have nothing to do with you, by the way.

I know, right. These kids might not be cut out for corporate america. You talk about corporate America like it's the end all be all. Imagine an industry where wealth is shared AND you don't have to act like a raging dick. Then imagine me working in it and you'll start to get the picture. Honey, I work in entertainment. That is something I could never picture and I have a very active imagination. Not active enough, apparently. Times have changed, old man. While you're busy screaming at interns for cell phone use, the rest of us are having a good time making money, making the world a better place and being pioneers. It's a beautiful thing.

I know, right. These kids might not be cut out for corporate america. You talk about corporate America like it's the end all be all. Imagine an industry where wealth is shared AND you don't have to act like a raging dick. Then imagine me working in it and you'll start to get the picture.

That's awesome, because I am too! :wink:

So are you just going to keep following me around now that I educated you in the ways of COBRA and the pitfalls of modern medical insurance? Or is it just my rugged good looks?

Yeah okay, Gordon Gecko. :roll: No, but I wasn't looking to advance my career at that place. It was a temporary situation.

Well in that case, you might need to bring them down a notch. But make sure you have the balls to follow thru and your work is ON POINT! Oh, my work is flawless. And it's for that reason alone I'm able to make my own rules. The weasily jerk boss thing comes from a previous job. I loved working under that guy. They're so stupid and it doesn't take much to make them your puppet. Then why no just eliminate them? Are you missing the part where I was working UNDER him? Or are you saying that I should've gotten him fired by his own boss? How would that have served me? The fun was in manipulating the guy. Why would I want that to go away?