| It took eight years to develop enthusiasm for such nonsense. It will take at least a few months to reorient the enthusiasts toward a focus on efficiently killing bad guys and breaking their things. |
[DailyMail] - An email outlining the ban was sent to Airmen at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
- They were advised to study the list and refrain from using the words outlined
- A
sacrificial 0-2
spokesman for the Air Base denied that the ban was an official edict
Uh, OK, uh, sir.
Also on the list were the words 'colonial' and 'blacklist' and the phrase 'blondes have more fun'.
WTF, over?
They were advised to study the list and refrain from using the words outlined on the attachment.
The email read: 'Please be cognizant that such conduct is 100 per cent zero tolerance in or outside of the work climate.
Sure glad it isn't an "official edict."
'Let's capitalize on our richly diverse climate, and help others seek assistance if they are struggling with compliance.'
I wonder what they are showing at the base theatres these days? |