Completely unscientific poll about HS/RS renewals

Seems like both societies are as popular as ever. The Bruery clearly can't continue to have so many infections but I am still optimistic the changes fixed them.

 

LOL. Secretary just gave me a funny look with me laughing out loud.

 

are you posting from the 1950's?

 

What? everyone here doesn't work in a job that has a secretary? . I'm an attorney. Rarely does an attorney not have a secretary/assistant (depending on their title I guess, she calls herself my secretary) working with them. Coincidentally, my secretary's space is right outside my office.

 

I like the large bottle format. For me, Bruery beer is something meant to be shared. I have bottles such at kbs, bible belt, bomb!, and plenty others to drink for myself.

 

I think he meant the use of the term "secretary". TBH I havne't heard that term used in well over a decade...usually assistant or else admin is what I hear.

Kind of like stewardess. You rarely, if ever, hear that term anymore.

 

a young whipper snapper like yourself should know

 

whoa whoa......get off my lawn!

 

nice lookin' broad?


just kiddin ya, but yeah, what SDReapear said. just haven't heard that term used in a long time. thought it was almost considered politically incorrect. just made me picture you in a Mad Men scenario. we have assistants at my office. don't think they'd appreciate being referred to as a secretary

 

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I'd definitely say it can be skewed as politically incorrect. But the terminology is making a comeback. At least among law firms the term is used often. It's even labeled as such. At most larger firms the terminology of a legal assistant and legal secretary denote two very different responsibilities. Just like Mad Men, we even have a head secretary

 

does she look like Christina Hendricks?

 

It's a little ironic that of all places law firms are still the only ones using the politically incorrect term.

 

They should sue themselves!

 

The paperwork involved would be a nightmare.