A Coworker informed me that they have never heard of Google Chrome.

[MRT144]

Thanks for making my rollout of VOIP phones that much more annoying.

[ColdWizard]

[MRT144]

Basically instead of trying to get them to change the DHCP of their routers to assign an address range all by themselves, i use chrome remote desktop to hop on their computer, change their router setting and go from there. Its far easier to change 5 IP assignment ranges for individual users at home than change our entire IP scheme in office, at least until we change over to IPv6. But the fact that someone doesnt even know about google chrome...what the ****.

[ColdWizard]

Could it be that they just don't know it's called Chrome?

[MRT144]

Could it be that they just don't know it's called Chrome?

I wish that were the case. I was asked "Where do I find google chrome?"

[regexcellent]

Who are "they?"

[Asher]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+search+the+web+using+google

[MRT144]

Who are "they?"

A Coworker.

[Hauldren Collider]

They is plural.

[MRT144]

They is plural.

Its a writing affectation that I have and I wont change it any time soon.

[regexcellent]

Here, let me help you:

A Coworker informed me that he has never heard of Google Chrome.

Not very difficult.

[MRT144]

I have always used they as a singular genderless pronoun in addition to its normal usage.

I feel bad that you couldnt divine any sort of interpretation and felt the need to comment on a plural/singular, pronoun/antecedent agreement.

[MRT144]

If what I wrote confuses you or upsets the order of things for you, deal with it on your own.

[regexcellent]

"he" is the correct singular genderless pronoun

and I can deal with it, I just have a craving addiction to ****ting up boring threads

[MRT144]

I understand the rules of grammar, I just choose to do things a different way because it makes more sense to me to do it that way. They works most the time instead of he contextually and honestly, I'm not going to change the way I write at this point.