Office etiquette

There is a debate going on in my office about the proper way to utilize the folding tabs on a file folder. The universally accepted office practice is to fold them down and out, away from each other, as seen below:

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We now have a few noobs in the unit and they started folding tabs like the below pic:
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What manner of jackassery is this? Who the hell does this? Is this how millennials are taught in school to use a file folder? I fear for our future.

Who comes into the office as a new troop and immediately bucks the system like this?

2019 Fantasy Football

Didn't see a thread started for this season yet, feel free to post your draft results/advice/any leagues needing people (not sure if there are any CF leagues floating around).

My main league just drafted today (finished about 2 hours before the Luck news broke, glad I didn't take him!). 12 team, just started PPR this season, I had 3rd pick.

1) Christian McCaffrey
2) Antonio Brown
3) Kerryon Johnson
4) David Montgomery
5) Cooper Kupp
6) Derrius Guice
7) Aaron Rodgers
8) Larry Fitzgerald
9) Hunter Henry
10) Geronimo Allison
11) Ronald Jones
12) Michael Gallup
13) Tom Brady
14) Broncos D
15) Matt Prater

Hoping Antonio can still dominate with a different team (& helmet), maybe reached a tad on DM, but don't regret it, a few guys I'm not too familiar with but hoping for the best (Guice/Allison/Jones/Gallup), was happy with the QBs I got in those rounds.

Friday OT #1 - Your Auld Lang Syne

"Old times past" or "times long past" is the translation of "Auld Lang Syne." Who do you not see anymore during the holidays who you wish you could? Do you do anything fun to carry on traditions from when you were together during the holidays?

My two grandmothers passed away (one back in 2002, the other this past spring), and it makes me so very sad not to see them each year. But we carry on certain traditions (playing certain songs while opening presents, there is a certain spaghetti dish with whiskey that one would make each year), so they are still there in a small way.

Without being too somber - who is your auld lang syne?

NCAA puts TCU on probation..

after finding players were paid for work they didn't do..

https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/big-12/texas-christian-university/article238566623.html

TCU reported the violations to the NCAA in June 2018, and submitted an additional report in September 2018, after it discovered that players were not clocking out when their shifts ended. The players were on the football and men’s and women’s basketball teams. Their job was to change light bulbs across the campus.

The excess payments totaled almost $20,000 over four years, the NCAA said, and resulted in 22 of the 33 athletes competing while ineligible.

12/21 Weekend Big 12 games

Last week of non-con games before Big 12 play kicks off. Some interesting match ups.

Saturday:
#1 Kansas at #18 Villanova 11am ugh...

#25 West Virginia vs. Youngstown State 12pm

#24 Texas Tech vs. UT Rio Grande 1pm

Texas at Providence 1pm

Oklahoma vs. UCF 1pm

Oklahoma State vs. Minnesota 4:30pm

Kansas State vs. St. Louis 6pm

Sunday:
Iowa State vs. Purdue Ft. Wayne 12:00

TCU vs. Xavier 4pm

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Army / Navy game and "white power" sign

Kind of a weird story... I watched the game but never saw the "hate" symbols. Well the probe was just completed and it was kids playing a game. A game I used to play in the Air Force back in 19 and 85 called the "bag game". You make a circle with your fingers (the OK sign which is apparently now hate speech) and hold it over your head or below your waist. If someone LOOKED at it you could punch them - sometimes in the nuts - thus the "bag" game. If someone made the sign and you could break the circle, you could give the punishment. Actually brings back fond memories. Not of scrotum abuse, but the male bonding part of it.

https://www.espn.com/college-footba...-hand-gestures-made-army-navy-game-not-racist

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