A Rain of Frogs

Give me a “K”, give me an “A”, give me an “R”...

Sarah – HAHAHAHAH!

Awesome.

...Get your alibis in line and stick with the story, Adrian!;-)

Karma’s a bitch, ain’t it? Forget about all the crap…Let’s sail!!

J.

It’s pretty shitty for those of us that still work there.

I can see how it wouldn’t change that bit.

Yes Brandy, I can see the shittiness. It’s hard for those of you still there, you’ve lost a place that was like a second home to you. Nobody else out there understands that as much as I do.

And a huge loss for the town, the Gummer Building was a landmark and historic site.

But think of this. Your employers now have a situation in which they will really reveal themselves by how they handle this time of crisis for their employees. And employees are, after all, the lifeblood of any company.

It’s believed to be arson. Investigation currently underway. Handle, schmandle, those people are out of a job. I was thinking of you today, Brandy.

They are not out of a job. They’ve moved offices and are “moving forward.”

What’s your point?

I’m saying that it’s too bad for those who work there because I think the employers have already revealed themselves. Karma would be the owners experiencing a personal reversal. It’s not karma when a 130 year old historical building that housed 12 other businesses as well as 15 tenants burns for 3 days. A little sensitivity please; those who are now homeless and who have lost everthing aren’t victims of karma. They are victims of an arsonist.

Thank you for showing that you care.

I wish I could say the same to you, Sarah.

I see you yet again ignored the spirit of anything your brother says to you. Where’s the care in that?

You know, its at times like this when I can almost hear Ricardo Montabalm say “one big, happy family…” a la Star Trek II, The Wrath of Kahn.

I think it’s right before everything blows up.

“damn you Kiiiiiirrrrrk!
~c