How not to organise a 21st birthday party

[Winston]

You know what? Thank you for making a comment on the subject nonetheless.

[Combat Ingrid]

You're welcome

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Where's the funny bits? I've read it twice, and can't see any.

[Lorizael]

I guess Laz just doesn't get british humor.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

I guess this particular Briton just isn't that easily amused.

Next- a ballon bobbing along the ground. Laugh with joy!

[MikeH]

I didn't get it either.

[Lorizael]

Irony

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

I'll tell you what is vaguely amusing. A lot of those names from Citibank could find themselves facing disciplinary proceedings for bullying trainees.

Note the "...her best yet.....enjoy" comment from Stephanie Choi. If Ms Gau chooses to allege that e-bullying has taken place, that e-mail suggests a track record for it. Meanwhile Emma Spencer proves that even HR are no strangers to the inappropriate use of corporate e-mail.

I'll guess they're now ****ting themselves. That's quite funny.

[MikeH]

Not to mention being signed up to loads of porn spam because their work e-mails are all over the internet...

[Winston]

I just read it again. This is truely awful the way she's being treated. She was writing to what she believed to be her friends, in a chatter-like manner, and trying to ensure that her guests and the staff at the hotel would have as little trouble as possible on the night when they would be partying. And she gets treated like this..

Some people are just slanderous bastards, and will try to backstab others no matter the pretence.

And the T-shirts and merchandize that was linked to..

[Kuciwalker]

I don't get it...

[Provost Harrison]

Pretentious little b*tch

[Drogue]

Originally posted by Lazarus and the Gimp
I'll tell you what is vaguely amusing. A lot of those names from Citibank could find themselves facing disciplinary proceedings for bullying trainees.

Note the "...her best yet.....enjoy" comment from Stephanie Choi. If Ms Gau chooses to allege that e-bullying has taken place, that e-mail suggests a track record for it. Meanwhile Emma Spencer proves that even HR are no strangers to the inappropriate use of corporate e-mail.

I'll guess they're now ****ting themselves. That's quite funny.

Well, many of them have been called in front of a disciplinary panel, although I can't see any action being taken. I tend to agree though, however in the world of banking, the general consensus is that she'll have a lot of trouble getting a job in the City. A shame, since it's such a stupid reason not to.

Stephanie's an intern too, I think. Scarily I recognise her name...

The t-shirts are quite funny though.

[Drogue]

Originally posted by Lazarus and the Gimp
Where's the funny bits? I've read it twice, and can't see any.

I think it's the incredulity that someone could give their friends arrival times and send it from their work email. I don't see an issue, but considering most interns at City banks see it (as HR do, apparently) as a 10 week long interview for a grad job, they tend to watch their every move, and find this a bit much.

It's more that it's got into the Mail, the Telegraph, the FT, the Times and many Wall Street blogs. Quite impressive.

[Datajack Franit]

Yes poor (rich) Oxford girl, being popular, becoming famous and having a ****load of people at her birthday party