Truly. If not under a court order to appear, I'd have walked out. After telling him he was a racist. If a court order required me to stay, I'd be content with telling him he was a racist.
Truly. If not under a court order to appear, I'd have walked out. After telling him he was a racist. If a court order required me to stay, I'd be content with telling him he was a racist.
Perhaps he is a bit too accustomed to that word and advise him of other words that come to mind when looking back at him such as unintelligent, ignorant, dense, mindless, dull-witted, slow, simple-minded, vacuous, moronic and imbecilic.
Then remind him that "it is only my opinion of you and not once did I call you a blue-gum, biscuit-lip, porch-monkey that has absolutely NO business being in the position you are in and I am in the business I am in FOR A REASON which has nothing to do with the color of my skin and everything to do with the actual ability to get the job done."
I wonder if THAT would over-ride any such court order and the good Rep. Al Green (ProgLib-Texas) would now prefer that I leave the proceedings?
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