I saved my boss from boarding a hijacked flight on 9/11. You won't believe what he did next
Post See new posts Conversation Bill Ellmore 𝕏 @BillEllmore · Sep 11 I was booked on United Flight 93 on 9/11, 2001, flying nonstop from Newark NJ to San Francisco CA. Around midnight the night before, a coworker called me urging me to change my flight to fly into San Jose instead. This meant I had to give up my 1st class seat and move to a flight… Show more Bill Ellmore 𝕏 @BillEllmore The reason my coworker told me to change my flight was she took the same flight on 9/10 and the commute from San Francisco to Mountain View would make me late for my meeting whereas traveling from San Jose to Mountain View would be faster in the morning. 11:42 AM · Sep 11, 2023 · 921.5K Views Mark (Elsa's Dad) Davis, Man of Leisure @MarkDavis8919 · Sep 11 she saved your life with advice, which you followed. what ever happened to your coworker? Bill Ellmore 𝕏 @BillEllmore · Sep 11 Sad to say, I ultimately had to fire her for poor performance. It was difficult
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Yes, I still have a #Twitter account, cause so many people who I am friends with; are still there.
It sucks that they can't go to places like #Discord. Or here, but here; things they would want. Are not present within #Mastodon or the #Fediverse.
I Roleplay / write stories with others, have been for 25+ years. So far, there is no #Roleplay area's within the Fediverse. That is why I can not wait until there is one.
@Kotking It's a cohort issue. By the time that social network software become popular, forums were dying out, so recent cohorts don't really know what a forum is where the thing that fits is Reddit.
I'm kind of done with running communities considering everyone online is extremely online and pretty much insane, but I was a person that wrote a lot of Content Management Systems, social network software, and forum software as well as was an IRCop.
Blood is thicker than water is like the most annoying fucked up phrase. The REAL phrase is:
"The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb.”
This is important for #LGBTQ people because we're often rejected and abused by our biological family. The saying means that chosen bonds are more significant than the bonds with family or “water of the womb."