Not really...
That’s what you get with affirmative action hiring policies...........but she does check 3 minority status boxes so it’s all good. 👌
KJP also CPK for cabbage patch kid. I know someone had the CPK pic on here.
To listen to her for more than a few seconds at a time is to feel your IQ drop and your brain dissolve into oatmeal.
-PJ
Her “Uh’s” Were almost as numerous as obamalama’s “I, Me, My’s” whenever he spoke
What’s distracting to me is that Missy Token tries to read from the notes as if she’s authenticating these thoughts from her own pea sized moppy noggin. The only thing that comes out of her mouth that is uniquely hers is “uh, um, er” with a few ad libbed “let me be clear” or “as I’ve said, clearly”. (Hell, even her stupid knuckle pointer hand gesture is practiced, stolen, and inauthentic.)
She has the presence, demeanor and articulation of a 7th Grade Mean Girl. Quite appropriate for the face of Nuevo Norte America.
We are making some changes to software at my job. Pretty big changes. As part of the intro to that we were given a presentation by a lady who seems to be quite nice and knowledgeable about the product, but every third syllable was “um” or “ah” or something like that.
I may be exaggerating, but only slightly. It was like audio torture to listen to her. This is a big part of her job, I imagine, and she was awful at it.
Former TM myself, I noticed.
Still, this is damned funny.
Toastmasters is a fine organization.
Over the decades, I’ve joined a few, the most recent time about 10 years ago. I know I need that kind of training, not for a job or anything in particular, but for my own self confidence.
I usually didn’t stay very long in any of those groups. Back then, work schedules or plain old stage fright would compell me to stop going.
It may be time for another try.
Ivy League affirmative action delivers!
Life is too short to be counting uhs ers and ums from morons.
I did Toastmasters in 9th grade. It was excellent. No “uh” in my speech. And it makes you hyper-aware of others doing it.
As a Toastmasters grammarian myself, she wouldn’t make it through one session of table topics without being gutted.
UH, he’s talking about Little Miss LGBTQWERTY+(B), right?
I’ve gotten into the habit of counting “ya know” during conversations. I don’t think I have had a single instance when the phrase wasn’t used! Ya know?
It’s like Hillary and Obama with their “you knows.”
Annoying.
Is a Toastmaster different than others? And while we’re implying the existence of a quantifier, I suggest the next couple of steps with the phrase and a new word, more differenter than. ;)
Ask me a question, and suffer the rude beginning of my reply with the word, so, implying that you interrupted me.