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Re: harvard homeboy post# 177935

Saturday, 08/29/2009 1:15:53 AM

Saturday, August 29, 2009 1:15:53 AM

Post# of 346952
Hmm,

I use this word every time an "employee" leaves my
office. I surely am not firing this person...

> Sir, nothing at your orders ?
< No sergeant, you are dismissed.


In international military environment
it's used as a term to indicate that orders are
executed, the superior is satisfied and the person
who was under kind of contract (executing an order, a work
a mission) can continue other works that were not ordered
or agreed upon.

In this context : milestones achieved, thank you for colla
and moving on with business...

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