Then the league BANNED him and his ENTIRE FAMILY from the field, kicked him OUT of the i9 league ON THE SPOT, AND had the police come to escort him and his entire family away.
MIND YOU the other kids were 2-3 years OLDER THAN HIM!!
If republicans had control of Florida FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS
and Florida as gotten more and more expensive FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS
why should I believe that voting yet another republican into power will finally make Florida affordable???
#BLEACH
Kubo: Regarding the original scenes in the Thousand-Year Blood War anime, I approved them on the condition that they were ideas I had already thought of during the manga’s original serialization.
JD Vance YESTERDAY: "We have underestimated Iran and we spent $30 billion on war."
Obama TODAY: "All this to stop a nuke that didn’t exist and to open a Strait that wasn’t closed."
So the Knicks admit they were wrong about doing a shitty phishing email test AND now reveal a plan for employees to get rings
But I’ve been getting told I’m wrong
Hey IT guy here. No shit.
You also don’t have to use something everyone’s excited about getting as a phishing tests. There are plenty of real world scenarios/MSG related things they could’ve used.
Hope that helps!
Absolutely wild seeing some Knicks fans side with the billionaire owner on this…
What kind of boss teases their longtime employees with fake championship ring phishing emails?
Nobody is saying “the Knicks should never do phishing tests.”
We’re saying “teasing employees with information about rings they earned but may not receive is unnecessarily cruel.” Because it is. Have a shred of respect for the people who work for you.
This is absolutely horrible and complete crap by the Knicks.
Shame on them for not only holding the assistant coaches rings during the ceremony, but doing this with their employees.
What a complete joke.
The literacy crisis isn’t that people can’t read the words. It’s that they can’t understand the context, infer meaning, recognise nuance, identify contradictions, or draw logical conclusions from what they’ve read