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Oh snap! I once worked somewhere that already had a guy with my name and he asked me to use some other name. I thought that was bad enough (and told him no). But this is next level.
I’d totally run with that and say you can call me HC for short!
“My friends call me Jesus.”
You don’t fuck with the Jesus
HC does work nicely and I’d 100% go by that. I’m learning Spanish and if my name was Connor I’d ask for MC - Mejor Connor = Better Connor.
I’d hop onto every Zoom call and open with “Mic Check 1, 2, 1, 2”
Fake. You telling me people on that board have office job?
I know that’s a joke, but I worked with a friend who’d regularly discuss 4chan with me. I also sadly witnessed him slowly go from just laughing at Trump to supporting him, though that was back in 2015-2016. I moved and stopped using Facebook, so I haven’t had any recent contact with him.
Edit whoops, this is cats. If politics isn’t allowed here I can edit this.
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Btw, this is cats. Only highest level of politics is allowed here.
It’s exactly the guy in the office you would expect
Honorifics work well in cases like this. Call the cat Connor-sama and the human Connor-kun.
I just want people to be called by their preferred names and pronouns
Did they ever ask the cat what its preferred name is?
I doubt Human Connor is going to be actually upset about this tbh
He’s upset enough that he voiced his preference. Choosing to ignore that stated preference might be fine in this context, or it might not be. But, assuming that someone is not actually upset about a behavior that they’ve requsted change seems like an unnecessary leap of faith.
It also seems like an unnecessary leap of faith to assume somebody is actually feeling usurped by a cat.
I mean, we can only go off of what is presented in the story, while acknowledging it’s 4chan and therefore both fake and gay. Within that frame, the new guy has been tagged with a nickname, he has mentioned to his colleagues that he’d prefer they not call him the nickname, and they are continuing to call him the name he’s expressly said he’d prefer they didn’t use. That’s a textbook hostile work environment, at a minimum.
Human Connor should know his place
My name is Connor, I am the
AndroidCat sent byCyberlifethe Cat Distribution System 😼at least I’m not the only one whose mind went there
“Just Call me human John Smith!”
Day 163 they still dont know im a kitten with legal license.
As a Connor myself I would be totally cool with being called human Connor
I would love to have that nickname
And i think we know about as much as we need to about Human Conner.
While I think it’s fun and I personally have fun when colleagues share the same name as me, I believe it’s a form of harassment and bullying if you request not to be called something other than your name and people at work, a professional environment, refuse to do so.
One time, I got a job at a large, chain electronics store as a warehouse associate. They already had a guy there named Tim, but they immediately decided that they liked me more than him, and renamed that Tim (that worked there for 2 years) to “Other Tim.”
The enchanter!
My cousin dated two guys named Dewey (back to back, too). When she introduced the second one to us, we called him Dewey Twoey
Damn that’s rough on Other Tim
Worked at a place with a guy named Todd. Then we got another Todd who was less than bright. He got nicknamed Re-Todd.
Literally othered
“Other Tim.”
OT
Actually a badass nickname though, I would have leaned into that. But Other Tim doesn’t seem cool enough for that
Using Maxwell as the pic breaks the illusion of the story.
On the other hand we get to look at Maxwell
The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood.
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.TIL I’m a fool.
I don’t see that in the screenshot anywhere
I would be honored to be called Human Sanctus if there was already a cat with my name.
the cat in the picture is named Maxwell. he’s a lad.
