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You fuckin' whining pussy. The sooner you realize your duties are over June 30th the better. Get used to it, your time is over thankfully, for at least the next two years. You will not be the president and dictator, you will not be on the executive board, you will not be lead negotiator or even on the negotiating team. You are a fuckin' wanna be union guy who has no idea about union history or what unions stand for of their place in the workforce (unless of course you ask someone). You do not have an original thought in that little elementary pea brain of yours. You are a shitty person to go along with being a shitty teacher. You are someone who thinks you have something to say except you have to be fed your information from others because you are not intelligent enough to come up with your own thoughts and have nothing of your own …show more content…
Lastly, you little piss ant, don't think I have forgotten that you and the troll tried to get me fired for sending you multiple emails that you refused to respond to requesting answers to legitimate questions, and confronting you in person with the same questions. I haven't forgotten and believe me when I say I will never forget, you phony, piece of shit, wanna be union boy. You big fuckin' pussy, where I come from, union people are respected and people who are anti-union and do things against union protocol and try to do arm against other union members and their families (just like you did) have to deal with the consequences of their actions. You like to think you are a union guy, but no real, honest to goodness union guy would have ever done what you did, which was reprehensible and an incredibly cowardly act, which is what you are, a fuckin' coward. I won't EVER forget what you tried to do and I will remind you every chance I get!!! Keep an eye out for me Jeff because I am always going to be around you big fuckin'
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