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Is this all another hoax perpetrated by ILPs? - anon

Posted: Apr 04, 2013

have they struck yet again? why don't "they" get back to work and leave us alone.

I don't think so - I believe it

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But now of course people are crawling out of the woodwork to say it isn't true, it's all fake and next will come the name calling and god I hate this board sometimes.

I think there is only one on this board ... - with multiple

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She's been around for a long time. Every couple of months we have to practically beg the admin to ban her but still she comes back again and again, turning the board upside down. She has a VERY characteristic writing style ... you may notice there are several different posters using this same writing style, all with different names. You can spot her if you look.

Whether or not this answers the truth about the layoff problem or not, I don't know but just don't let anyone on this board rile you because that is exactly what trolls like to do.

I mean, maybe it's not true, but why are you so sure it's not? - SM

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With this company's track record, you don't even think for a second that it's true?

Oooh, conspiracy theories! - Elvis Lives

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and man never went to the moon. I believe those who say they were fired.

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