Atlanta is getting sporty

[Borderland]

I say what they need is more committees. And meetings.

And donuts with management handouts.

[blues]

I say what they need is more committees. And meetings.

They'll have to run your proposal up the flagpole. Oh, have they chosen a flag?

[BehindBlueI's]

And donuts with management handouts.

They'll obviously need a committee first.

Agenda:

Donut or doughnut?

Gluten free options?

How to ethically source (sub-topic, where do they grow?)

[Pacioli]

What nobody is talking about is that almost all these inicdents are preventable... by the subjects. Don’t commit crimes. If you choose to commit crimes and get caught, then don’t fight. Let the cops arrest you. It’s amazing to me that nobody wants to assign the blame where it belongs - with the criminal. They do not have a right to fight the police or use violence. Yet they seem to think that behavior is okay and when they lose the fight it’s “OMG the police!!“

Bottom line - this guy (who the media is calling a victim) would be alive if he had not fought them when they decided to place him under arrest.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

[trailrunner]

I say what they need is more committees. And meetings.

They're not a legitimate organization until they buy a PowerPoint license.

[Nephrology]

They'll obviously need a committee first.

Agenda:

Donut or doughnut?

Gluten free options?

How to ethically source (sub-topic, where do they grow?)

Sounds like they'll need at least 3 subcommittees with their own respective bylaws...

[blues]

Sounds like they'll need at least 3 subcommittees with their own respective bylaws...

[Borderland]

Sounds like they'll need at least 3 subcommittees with their own respective bylaws...

Attorneys standing by to assist.

[blues]

Attorneys standing by to assist.

[whomever]

They'll obviously need a committee first.

Agenda:

Donut or doughnut?

Gluten free options?

How to ethically source (sub-topic, where do they grow?)

The OSS has some helpful hints (see section 11a on page 28):

https://www.cia.gov/news-information...abotage_sm.pdf

(for anyone who hasn't seen it, in WWII the OSS came up with a pamphlet with suggestions for how workers in occupied Europe could discreetly sabotage war production. Much of it is 'blue collar' sabotage - run your drill press too fast (wears out tooling prematurely) or too slow (fewer parts per hour), sand in the crankcase, etc, etc. But one section is for the white collar folks ... and their hints on how to sabotage things will be all too familiar to anyone who has worked in a large bureaucracy.

I was not a good bureaucrat ... I had am image of that page framed on my office wall.)