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Q: Does your company make you shave?

13 years 22 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Where ?

xunliang:

Ahahaha!!!

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99Silva:

good one I was thinking about that too....I don't know a company that would make you shave those private areas unless you were probably a model. For guys that are teachers or in a business it's obviously your facial hair. 

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employers can't strip us of our rights. we can leave china any time. chinese are stuck here

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In the wintertime, when I grow my beard, they "suggest" that "maybe you can shave".

I pretend to not hear them.

 

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Ha ha..good one GR!!!!!!! :) lol lol lol!

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 This first question #1 of the day is perhaps deeper that I thought at first glance. It is not just a silly surficial question if you think about it.

 Please let me be clear, I consider both styles of questions to be a vital and important to our community. We have far more surficial than deep questions, and even a brief survey of the world at large will show this is no more than reflection of the greater macrocosm. In other words it is to be expected. The aim is to come up with tag or some other method of filtering between them, a means to unearth the gems (which never arise on their own; crystals precipitate out of a surrounding solution) to which the "fluffy" questions owe their existence. The stack exchange voting system has done wonders for separating wheat from chaff, seed from stalk, but we can go farther, perhaps. So, at long last I arrive at my real question: Does your bubble gum loose it's flavour on the bedpost overnight?

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99..bro..with the way that I feel about my manager at this point..I DON'T EVEN want to hear him mention something like that to me! :(

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No why?frown

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