Lola by Todd Clark for October 10, 2011

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    Allan CB Premium Member over 12 years ago

    Eh, Mr. Clark? Want to elaborate on this, or are you talking about a new boss ripping him a ‘new one’?

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    TCtoonz creator over 12 years ago

    Same boss. New ‘one.’ probably all the elaboration I can do without getting too graphic. Thanks for the support! I really appreciate hearing from the readers. good and bad.

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    solticeart  over 12 years ago

    yea I don’t quite get it.. I think its the wording that makes it confusing…

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    Olddog1  over 12 years ago

    Any one ever heard the expression “ripped me a new one?” As in A**hole, as in reamed me out as in a good chewing out as in severe lecture?

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    TCtoonz creator over 12 years ago

    thank you, olddog1. that’s what we’re getting at here. You’re now my official gag translator.

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    bjballard1  over 12 years ago

    I wondered if he meant “riffed”, as in “let go”. Still don’t really understand it.

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    codedaddy  over 12 years ago

    Have run into this “rip you a whole new ” only as a physical threat, so this interpretation seemed remote, but according to the comments means a verbal dressing down?

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    Miserichord  over 12 years ago

    R.I.F. Reduction in ForceLaid off (with possibility of being called back) or terminated without detriment, meaning you qualify for unemployment benefits.

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    Jean_1960  over 12 years ago

    I see Lola’s using an apple – a tribute to Steve Jobs? And by the way, does the apple usually have a bite out of it?

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