I'm pissed off of editors not having the balls to clamp down on editors who ignore the rules all the time, and instead telling off and threatening those who do respect the rules.
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They could hear Ms . Morissette reconsidering her Roman Catholic education, telling off former lovers and business associates and giving advice : " All that matters, Mary Jane, is your freedom ."
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Gittins turned the tables and accused her of telling off-color jokes at an official conference, being rebuked by McKinney and then concocting a " tale " of sexual harassment out of vengeance.
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Which may mean a rush to hospital and a telling off by quacks doctors on the dangers of deviating from the pharmaceuticals companies profit making recommendations, as to how much carbohydrate one should eat each day.
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It's less dangerous than telling off your boss or voicing your complaints to co-workers . " ( Her latest is " Beaned in Boston : Murder at a Finance Convention,"
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But the French came back to take the lead in the 27th minute after Roberto Carlos needlessly conceded a corner and got a telling off from Moroccan referee Said Belqola for angrily kicking the corner flag in frustration.
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Having done this, she discovers the office has been relocated ( but not on the directory board ! ) and the man she was telling off is not personnel, but a Special Agent, Jack Hudson!
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In the Navy, he was stationed in California, where he worked for a while as a radio man and closed-circuit Navy ship disc jockey, telling off-color jokes in between the Oakland.
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We're talking about a user here who has a good 200 edits, half of which seem to have been to talk pages justifying his behaviour, and repeatedly telling off experienced editors on good standing.
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""'Copy, Paste "'" is a song by American hip hop song of being true to one's self and telling off people trying to " copy and paste " them.
