retired_guidsy

I'm sure you have loads. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I estimate that I have around 4kg in my house.

retired_derek

Why the hysterical over-reaction?

Nobody is being put out by it in any real way. The individual is still doing the vast majority of their job.

If someone else wasn't willing to sell condoms or pork and the company said they couldn't support them in the same way I'd have an issue with it...but if they are simply trying to support their staff's wishes without causing any problems for the customers (or other staff) I don't see a problem. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I don't want to have to help some moron who forgets his password every single day, sometimes twice a day because I have a moral objection to dealing with idiots.

I also have an objection to dealing with pretentious idiots who make formal complaints about myself and colleagues because we don't call him Professor when he calls.

I have to do that, because it's my job. Theres nothing in the Koran that says they can't do it, so why should they be allowed not to do it?

2boxers

Exactly.

i mean whats next? prostitutes who wont do the Polish?

retired_little.splash

hahaha
great story

Mindzei

I'm sure you have loads. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I estimate that I have around 4kg <STRIKE>in my house</STRIKE> on my bell-end. </BLOCKQUOTE>

* much childish guffaws and sniggers *

retired_traci29

So some stupid bint decides she wants to refuse to do it, but her colleagues, who are of the same faith, have no problem?

Surely the fact it's therefore not seen as being against somebodies religion should mean they should sack this person for refusing to do their job? It's not discrimination if it's not specificially against their religion, surely? </BLOCKQUOTE>

nowhere did it say it was a woman?

allygator

I met a Polish prossie last night. She wanted paid in euros. I was gutted she was quite hot

retired_jesenia

Why the hysterical over-reaction?

Nobody is being put out by it in any real way. The individual is still doing the vast majority of their job.

If someone else wasn't willing to sell condoms or pork and the company said they couldn't support them in the same way I'd have an issue with it...but if they are simply trying to support their staff's wishes without causing any problems for the customers (or other staff) I don't see a problem. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I don't want to have to help some moron who forgets his password every single day, sometimes twice a day because I have a moral objection to dealing with idiots.

I also have an objection to dealing with pretentious idiots who make formal complaints about myself and colleagues because we don't call him Professor when he calls.

I have to do that, because it's my job. Theres nothing in the Koran that says they can't do it, so why should they be allowed not to do it? </BLOCKQUOTE>

You've seen the Koran then?

retired_ks reddy

So some stupid bint decides she wants to refuse to do it, but her colleagues, who are of the same faith, have no problem?

Surely the fact it's therefore not seen as being against somebodies religion should mean they should sack this person for refusing to do their job? It's not discrimination if it's not specificially against their religion, surely? </BLOCKQUOTE>

nowhere did it say it was a woman? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Aye. Bit sexist there Carter?

retired_ks reddy

"They ask you about intoxicants and games of chance. Say: In both of them there is a great sin and means of profit for men, and their sin is greater than their profit. And they ask you as to what they should spend. Say: What you can spare. Thus does Allah make clear to you the communications, that you may ponder"