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brat
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"Do men call themselves "Steph" in Canada? Sounds like its short for Stephanie to me"
Actually, yes. Stephane is a common French-Canadian name and is commonly shortened to Steph.  p Just thought I'd point out the pointless. ) |
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stillnosheep
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Ah, but the the question was about men; not French-Canadians.  |
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seoulmon
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| Can we see your resume? I am befuzzeled at why you were rejected too. perhaps if we can peek under the hood, we can give you some insight... |
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stillnosheep
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| Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 10:04 am Post subject: Just be thankful |
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PLease please please.
No need to reason why. Just offer up a mighty heap of thanks to whatever is protecting you so mightily |
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malcoml
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Location: Australia
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OP to be honest I read another of your posts and you mentioned that you were Hispanic/Irish female. Did you include a photo with your application otherwise I can think of no reason you would not get an interview, espically with your qualification.
Japan is know for some racist employment policies, yet some on the board may try to tell you different. |
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