LOL should be interesting if he pushes this.

[LFBB]

One of my direct supervisors just sent an interoffice e-mail and next to his name in parenthesis it says (He/Him). If he thinks I'm going to refer to him as He/Him (I know I just did) in all correspondence and when addressing him in person, he is in for a rude awakening.

I'll be making a few changes myself and he'll be calling me King the good looking one before addressing me at every turn.

And yes I know my changes aren't pro nouns but if they can swap out words and play fast and lose with the English language, so can I.

[bluewaterposer]

One of my direct supervisors just sent an interoffice e-mail and next to his name in parenthesis it says (He/Him). If he thinks I'm going to refer to him as He/Him (I know I just did) in all correspondence and when addressing him in person, he is in for a rude awakening.

I'll be making a few changes myself and he'll be calling me King the good looking one before addressing me at every turn.

And yes I know my changes aren't pro nouns but if they can swap out words and play fast and lose with the English language, so can I.

Like your old Man style, my approval not necessary but fun!

BWP

[Sans Peur]

I do alot of business with an extremely large commercial property leasing company and all their employees have things like that under their name. I have thought about doing something like King/ Royal Highness but am afraid it would cost me a bunch of business if I did

[LFBB]

I consulted my wife, she's much more level headed then myself, she said, you go there to work, leave it alone, this is just the latest flavor. I agreed and told her, if he's still doing this shit when I'm ready to retire I'm changing mine 1 week before I go, just to make a point.

[bluewaterposer]

Yes your highness, woohoo 🎉🎉🎉.
I like it!!!

[MercuryMan200]

I like to reply back to my emails and let them know I am responding from the master bathroom