and so is our AG's tenure

[ftyuv]

Come on, it's been a full day already.  Surely I wasn't the only person who yelled for joy in the car when he heard?

[ugarte]

I did too! Because I'm really optimistic about his replacement!

[KeithK]

OK, I understand that you don't like the guy,.  Heck, I'm a Republican and I don't like the guy.  But yelling for joy over the resignation of a political appointee?  That seems a little excessive.

[Lauren '06]

Maybe if it was our AD's tenure...

[RichH]

[quote Section A Banshee]Maybe if it was our AD's tenure...[/quote]

Glad I'm not the only one hoping it was a typo.  The 'G' key is sorta near the 'D'

Maybe it was the decision to use a pronoun as well as the uncommon abbrev in the original subject line.  When I come to this site, given the not-insignificant traffic from Canada which I suspect also visits, "our" doesn't immediately snap me to the nation-level.  :-}

[Jacob 03]

[quote RichH]Maybe it was the decision to use a pronoun as well as the uncommon abbrev in the original subject line.  When I come to this site, given the not-insignificant traffic from Canada which I suspect also visits, "our" doesn't immediately snap me to the nation-level.  :-}[/quote]Uncommon?  Really?
I agree on the "our" comment, though.  Most of the Canadians visiting this site probably have two AGs anyway, and all of the Americans do.

[ftyuv]

I'm getting a lot of flak for a pronoun I didn't even put in; an underling who prepared that post.  I just signed it.  In fact, I don't exactly recall signing it.  In fact, to the best of my recollection, such a pronoun was never discussed when we considered drafting the post.  In fact, I'm not sure if I used the pronoun at all, but I would be happy to look into it.

Oh, and KeithK, I yell at/with the radio a lot when I'm in the car.  It helps keep my mind off the fact that everyone in Boston drives like a madman, there's constantly construction on main roads during rush hour, and the stoplights' timing was apparently set by a retarded chipmunk.

[Josh '99]

[quote RichH][quote Section A Banshee]Maybe if it was our AD's tenure...[/quote]

Glad I'm not the only one hoping it was a typo.  The 'G' key is sorta near the 'D'[/quote]If it were the AD it would've been posted in a different forum.

Edit:  And, come to think of it, would've been followed by more exclamation points.  ::uptosomething::

[Chris '03]

[quote Jacob 03][quote RichH]Maybe it was the decision to use a pronoun as well as the uncommon abbrev in the original subject line.  When I come to this site, given the not-insignificant traffic from Canada which I suspect also visits, "our" doesn't immediately snap me to the nation-level.  :-}[/quote]Uncommon?  Really?
[/quote]

I think it's pretty a uncommon abbreviation outside of legal circles.

[KeithK]

[quote Chris '03][quote Jacob 03][quote RichH]Maybe it was the decision to use a pronoun as well as the uncommon abbrev in the original subject line.  When I come to this site, given the not-insignificant traffic from Canada which I suspect also visits, "our" doesn't immediately snap me to the nation-level.  :-}[/quote]Uncommon?  Really?
[/quote]

I think it's pretty a uncommon abbreviation outside of legal circles.[/quote]
It's pretty well known to anyone who follows politics.  Then again, considering voter turnout, that might qualify as pretty uncommon.

[ftyuv]

[quote KeithK][quote Chris '03][quote Jacob 03][quote RichH]Maybe it was the decision to use a pronoun as well as the uncommon abbrev in the original subject line.  When I come to this site, given the not-insignificant traffic from Canada which I suspect also visits, "our" doesn't immediately snap me to the nation-level.  :-}[/quote]Uncommon?  Really?
[/quote]

I think it's pretty a uncommon abbreviation outside of legal circles.[/quote]
It's pretty well known to anyone who follows politics.  Then again, considering voter turnout, that might qualify as pretty uncommon.[/quote] Newspapers use it in headlines, so I figured it'd be okay.

[KeithK]

[quote ftyuv][quote KeithK][quote Chris '03][quote Jacob 03][quote RichH]Maybe it was the decision to use a pronoun as well as the uncommon abbrev in the original subject line.  When I come to this site, given the not-insignificant traffic from Canada which I suspect also visits, "our" doesn't immediately snap me to the nation-level.  :-}[/quote]Uncommon?  Really?
[/quote]

I think it's pretty a uncommon abbreviation outside of legal circles.[/quote]
It's pretty well known to anyone who follows politics.  Then again, considering voter turnout, that might qualify as pretty uncommon.[/quote] Newspapers use it in headlines, so I figured it'd be okay.[/quote]
Considering the plummeting circulation figures of newspapers ...