Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald to staff: Spell my name right or else

[LVGaryD]

I guess this egotistical plick doesn't like it when people don't capitalize the G in FitxGerald. Or FitxJegarld...whatever the f**k his name is.

Well Edwood, tough shit. 


http://www.cleveland.com/naymik/index.ssf/2011/10/cuyahoga_county_executive_ed_f_2.html

[careless hal]

Hey , I hate to defend a democrat, but I think any boss would want his employees to spell his name right on official documents. I looked up the meaning of Cuyahoga("crooked river").  There is a Cuyahoga National Park.  That's one national park I've never been to as yet.   I'll have to add it to my list.

[LVGaryD]

Hey , I hate to defend a democrat, but I think any boss would want his employees to spell his name right on official documents. I looked up the meaning of Cuyahoga("crooked river").  There is a Cuyahoga National Park.  That's one national park I've never been to as yet.   I'll have to add it to my list.

I lived next to the Cuyahoga  National Park for many years. BEautiful place that is full of wildlife, especially deer. Damned deer used to eat all the morel mushrooms before I found most of them!

[The Giss]

But his senior staff's grammar and proofreading can still suck, as long as they spell his name right.

"Effective immediately, regardless of deadlines or emergencies, Ed will no longer sign letters, contracts, documents, etc. that does (sic) not have his name spelled properly (Edward FitzGerald)," FitzGerald's administrative assistant Tanya Hairston wrote. "Additionally, please remember that his last name does have a capital G and should be used accordingly (what should?). I have also be informed (sic) to please return any documents that does not conform with his instructions to the sender."

Tanya, has be informed that she do butcher the English Language far too often in this statement.

[Jeremy]

Hey , I hate to defend a democrat, but I think any boss would want his employees to spell his name right on official documents. I looked up the meaning of Cuyahoga("crooked river").  There is a Cuyahoga National Park.  That's one national park I've never been to as yet.   I'll have to add it to my list.

Good to run through.  But really its mostly just trees and biking/walking/jogging paths with some of those paths along rivers.  Not worth the travel to see.

[Jeremy]

I guess this egotistical plick doesn't like it when people don't capitalize the G in FitxGerald. Or FitxJegarld...whatever the f**k his name is.

Well Edwood, tough shit. 


http://www.cleveland.com/naymik/index.ssf/2011/10/cuyahoga_county_executive_ed_f_2.html

Did you read the whole article Gary? 

[LVGaryD]

Did you read the whole article Gary?

Yes, I did.

[Just Saying]

I looked up the meaning of Cuyahoga("crooked river"). 

I figgered The Chicago River would have earned that title.

[Jeremy]

Yes, I did.

It seems like there is a legit reason for the people to get it right.

[careless hal]

I figgered The Chicago River would have earned that title.

 
Hey, the Chicago River never strted on fire like the Cuyahoga did!

http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2009/01/after_the_flames_the_story_beh.html

[old and slow]

I lived next to the Cuyahoga  National Park for many years. BEautiful place that is full of wildlife, especially deer. Damned deer used to eat all the morel mushrooms before I found most of them!

Gary, are you serious about deer eating morels?  I've never heard that. But it would help explain why they're getting harder to find.

[beans and weenies]

Gary, are you serious about deer eating morels?  I've never heard that. But it would help explain why they're getting harder to find.

Hell yea the darn deer eat morels.   

[LVGaryD]

Gary, are you serious about deer eating morels?  I've never heard that. But it would help explain why they're getting harder to find.

Oh yes, deer love them! And those deer deserve to be shot just because they are stealing my morels! 

 

[Jeremy]

Deer also like to eat animal crackers, biscuits, cornbread, apple pie, enriched wheat hamburger buns, green beans, tomato plants, pepper plants, parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme.

[AmyHollar]

And cinnamon.