pamperedlinda said:I am too and I did not read it that way.
Well we can't all be perfect.
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pamperedlinda said:I am too and I did not read it that way.
I have never heard that one before! Love it. I'm going to save that and use it one day at the right time!c00p said:..... Let's just build a bridge - and get over it!!
c00p said:Holy moly folks...this is a little heated (and funny) all at the same time. Let's just build a bridge - and get over it!!
pamperedtara said:WOW! I cannot believe this! Has anyone else noticed that the original poster hasn't responded to any of this??? SOOOOO.... several people have wasted much time & energy in reaction to someone else's bad day!!!
I have never heard that one before! Love it. I'm going to save that and use it one day at the right time!
rennea said:
lmonninger said:For those like me whom just joined this chat site: Can you just say what the rules about self advertising is and what you can do on the internet?
For we know and let it be a waring to all of us.
And then if its a violation why are so many people selling things on ebay that are pampered chef or pampered chef related? I am very confused here.
can anyone explain it to me ?
l monninger
I thought that was last week. Don't forget about La Madelaine for breakfast, lunch or brunch - and did you get reservations for Dante's?BethCooks4U said:WOW! I take a little 6 hour drive (I'm in Atlanta) and log into THIS!
I am now going to use that ignore feature for the first time.
cathyskitchen said:I, for one, am glad you got caught, Allison. Anyone who defends you, well, I have them on ignore, so I don't care what they have to say. I personally wouldn't defend anyone who doesn't run their business ethically.
vtodd71 said:She tried to help a fellow Cheffer and got ridiculed.
I like the shorter version betterRebelChef said:Ok, I have to ask....where have you been???? lol
There's a longer version but it takes too long to get out. lol Go to college, get an engineering degree, build a bridge and get over it.
Admin Greg said:Note: This thread will remain open as long as people are expressing themselves in a civil manner. And right now it seems to be going down hill.
Must be a northern thing....I don't get itjanetupnorth said:Reminds me of a saying...
How's the weather by you Greg? I hear LOTS of snow!
janetupnorth said:OK guys - yes, I am playing Mom here.
Rules of online etiquette are NO PERSONAL attacks...people aren't just expressing opinions in some posts - people are placing personal attacks.
That needs to stop or Greg will close the thread - we know that from the past!
We had sunshine today!! I actually was able to let my two monkeys go outside and play. Just checked, and we should have more of the same for the next few days!pampchefrhondab said:It's raining cats and dogs here in Indiana!
It's raining cats and dogs here in Indiana!
I like the shorter version better
cathyskitchen said:What? I can't hear you? Oh, right, you're on ignore.
fruit76loop said:I believe the reason why people are worried about other people "breaking the rules" is that it can often take business away from those of us who follow the rules.
And I agree, if you are trying to help others and you "teach" the new consultants something that is obviously against policy, it should be pointed out. By pointing out their oversight it will hopefully stop the new consultants from getting bad advice. That is just my humble opinion.
vtodd71 said:First, how is anyone "breaking the rules" taking business away from you? Do you have statistics proving this theory? Second, I never EVER said it was O.K. for anyone to violate any policy. You just don't call someone out in a public forum. I'll give you an example. The wife and I were at a restaurant and this manager came up to a waitress and started "teaching" her about how she wasn't doing something right. It didn't matter whether she did something right or wrong. That manager should have called her to the back of the store and told her in private and not embarrass her in front of everyone. But just by looking at this manager, he looked like the type of guy who just loved calling people out in front of others. That is my point! Don't worry, I told him we would never eat there again because of his attitude!
Some people on this thread are just like that manager. They LOVE pointing out policy and rules and such. Maybe it makes them feel important. I don't know. I do know that I'm not going to set by and watch this happen. That is the only reason why I spoke up. Because some people need to be put in their place. I really wish Allison would come back and defend her own self on this issue. I'm tired of this thread and moving on to more positive ones. (I started one about the Regional Meetings you should check out) You guys can stick around and exchange pot shots but I'm out of here.
kspry said:This is a train wreck thread, yet I keep looking at it.
RebelChef said:Don't step in a poodle!
lol Sorry, couldn't resist.
RebelChef said:Don't step in a poodle!
lol Sorry, couldn't resist.
Wow, that's scary! I hate tornadoes....luckily here we only had half the snow they were predicting.Kodeysmom said:I am in TN, had 2 tornados touch down within 10 miles of here. Thank god we are good. They said 24 killed in TN due to storms but none in this area. My husband works for Comcast so he is in for a long day!!
Wow! Crazy! My parents just moved to Henderson TN, this past summer after about 50 years in California! My Mom is tripping out, my Dad is taking it with a grain of salt. He said in Calif. they worried about earthquakes, TN... tornados, the gulf coast.... hurricanes.... and up North where I am, I thought we were having a blizzard! Almost depressed me on my b-day! LOL!Kodeysmom said:I am in TN, had 2 tornados touch down within 10 miles of here. Thank god we are good. They said 24 killed in TN due to storms but none in this area. My husband works for Comcast so he is in for a long day!!
janetupnorth said:Todd - the issue is who and what you are trying to defend. If you are defending someone who blatantly states they violate policy then gets caught however it may be then comes on to attack people on here who provide a wealth of knowledge and valuable experience and THEN attack or call names to those who stand up for uncalled for attacks...well, then yes, don't stick your neck out. Silence would have been better.
I thought long and hard about posting on any of these threads but logic states that the poster was being childish, is blaming others for being caught violating a rule - not link anyone here created links for her - well, that just needs to stop. That is common sense and logical.
The rest is a flurry of emotions that will die down if left unstirred.
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