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Subject: Help Get Desi Fired - again - send complaints to his CEO
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On Sat, 21 Mar 1998 23:56:18 GMT, fournier@no.spam.com wrote:

>On Thu, 19 Mar 1998 20:42:56 GMT, fournier@no.spam.com wrote:
>
>>Complaints about Desi are to be sent to:
>
>>Arnaud Lagardere, CEO, who is based in Danbury,CT,USA. He wants calls
>>sent directly to him at: 203-797-3500.
>
>The CEO is also willing to accept E-mail complaints about Desi.
>They should be sent directly to Mr. Lagardere at:
>alagardere@grolier.com
>
>
>>He is already aware of the theft of telecommunications by Desi, from
>>the Paris office.
>
>>The Regional manager of Grolier Interactive in Paris, is FABRICE
>>SERJEAN, who can be reached at 011-33-1-55-45-47-20. he has
>>instructions from head Office to forward complaints about Desi, and to
>>consider criminal charges under the Code Civile of France!!!!
>
>>One can also send E-mail complaints to M. serjean at;	mgc@grolier.fr
>
>>If enough complaints get filed, then Desi will get fired again, for
>>theft.
>
>
>>On Fri, 13 Mar 1998 09:19:15 -0500, "Rev. Don Kool" 
>>wrote:
>>>Friends,
>
>>>	Although it's off topic, when Desi's involved, what isn't?  
>
>>>	Desi just informed me during our morning ICQ chat (in between
>>>asking for UNIX help) that he has been able to win his job back at
>>>Grolier Interactive.  Seems it took a lot of getting down on bended
>>>knee as it were, but he was able to get reinstated albeit at a lower
>>>rate of pay and with less responsibility (seems he doesn't get to
>>>run out for coffee any more).
>
>>>	While Desi is merely another juvenile troll with nothing
>>>substantive to contribute to this newsgroup, I still applaud his
>>>'doing what it takes' to get his job back.  Anyone that is willing
>>>to go to those lengths to retain such a mediocre job is all right in
>>>my book.
>
>>>	When I return home from work this evening, I will be sending kudos
>>>to as wide a cross section of Grolier management as possible and
>>>congratulating them on the quality of mercy that they have shown
>>>young Coughlan.  I will be sure to include a few of the postings he
>>>has made from work along with records of the lengthy transatlantic
>>>telephone calls he has made and the FAXs he has sent me so that they
>>>can fully appreciate just how merciful they have been.
>
>>Obviously, Don and his friends believe that even Desi  deserves to be
>>criminally prosecuted under the Code Civile of France, for stealing
>>telecommunications.
>
>
>>These will constitute prima faciae evidence of theft of
>>telecommunications. Desi will then be charged with CRIMINAL charges
>>under the French Code Civile, and will then enjoy his stay in a French
>>prison. French prisons are not as comforting as those in the US, but
>>perhaps Desi  will enjoy them more, being what it is.
>
>
>>It sems that desi just can not stop being a thief, just as he was in
>>Scotland, until Scottish Power fired him.
>
>>>	Good luck, Desi and welcome back to the world of the employed!
>
>>>			Hope this helps,
>>>			      Don

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