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Banned for not understanding the rhetorical question.I thought I made that clear.
Banned for not understanding the rhetorical question.I thought I made that clear.
I woke up this morning with a bad hangover and my ***** was missing again. This happens all the time. It's detachable.
now he really wont come backAnd a bear frustrated from a dating show, with their true love being denied by @Will.I.Am PE, is even more deadly.
Seems an unfortunate set of circumstances that, if true, would constitute a valid complaint. I question the veracity of events.The person's username was 12122019, which is weird so I'm going to call her Stacy.
Highlights:
- Stacy didn't clearly understand she wasn't allowed to use a notebook for scratch paper during the exam. She thought "writing tablet" (from the examinee guide) meant an iPad or similar.
- When Stacy arrived at the exam, she asked a proctor if she could use the notebook since she wasn't clear if it was allowed or note. The proctor said yes.
- When Stacy was sitting at her seat, she asked the Chief Proctor if she could use the notebook, and the proctor said yes.
- While Stacy was in the middle of the exam, a third proctor came by and said the notebook was not allowed. Stacy handed over the notebook and asked the proctor if she was allowed to continue the exam. The proctor said yes.
- Somewhere during one of these interactions, the chief proctor said they would not put anything about this incident on the report.
- After all the exam results were released, Stacy had still not received hers.
- Stacy contacted NCEES and the California board (?) multiple times inquiring about the status of her results.
- Stacy mentioned the lady she talked with on the phone from the engineering board was "yelling and sneering" at her (she didn't give a reason why).
- Stacy then submitted complaints to NCEES and the board about their unprofessionalism and inefficiencies in delivering the results.
- Stacy was then notified her results were invalidated and was given a 3 year ban from taking the exam.
- We later come to find out Stacy had contacted NCEES after the exam and told them everything that happened with the notebook, and was just verifying everything was still good.
- Stacy believed the 3 year ban was retaliation from the board because of her complaint.
I saw that thread and stayed out of it, because I figured I didn't have anything helpful besides "totally understand contacting them to verify everything was okay with the notebook, but that was probably your downfall." Assuming everything stated was true, that is. I did find the accusation of "sneering" interesting.The person's username was 12122019, which is weird so I'm going to call her Stacy.
Highlights:
- Stacy didn't clearly understand she wasn't allowed to use a notebook for scratch paper during the exam. She thought "writing tablet" (from the examinee guide) meant an iPad or similar.
- When Stacy arrived at the exam, she asked a proctor if she could use the notebook since she wasn't clear if it was allowed or note. The proctor said yes.
- When Stacy was sitting at her seat, she asked the Chief Proctor if she could use the notebook, and the proctor said yes.
- While Stacy was in the middle of the exam, a third proctor came by and said the notebook was not allowed. Stacy handed over the notebook and asked the proctor if she was allowed to continue the exam. The proctor said yes.
- Somewhere during one of these interactions, the chief proctor said they would not put anything about this incident on the report.
- After all the exam results were released, Stacy had still not received hers.
- Stacy contacted NCEES and the California board (?) multiple times inquiring about the status of her results.
- Stacy mentioned the lady she talked with on the phone from the engineering board was "yelling and sneering" at her (she didn't give a reason why).
- Stacy then submitted complaints to NCEES and the board about their unprofessionalism and inefficiencies in delivering the results.
- Stacy was then notified her results were invalidated and was given a 3 year ban from taking the exam.
- We later come to find out Stacy had contacted NCEES after the exam and told them everything that happened with the notebook, and was just verifying everything was still good.
- Stacy believed the 3 year ban was retaliation from the board because of her complaint.
Sure.You want a summary?
There were certainly some parts of her story that didn't quite add up. But maybe that was a language issue?I question the veracity of events.
I did find the accusation of "sneering" interesting.
Her first two posts could have been politely interpreted as venting. She didn't do herself any favors in the beginning of the thread.She also got very heated and accusatory in the thread.
It was the California board who handed out the ban, not ncees. They would have arrived at that punishment at their bimonthly meeting, two weeks before she filed her complaints with the State government and Clemson BBB. The timeline doesn't make me think it was retaliatory. It must have been pretty damning evidence for the board to come down that hard on her.All the proctor's said you were fine/wouldn't report the incident, but by you contacting NCEES you might have ****** over some proctor's and pissed off NCEES enough that they reported everything/invalidated your results." And I'm sure they got salty, thus resulting in the ban.
When she talked about herself in the 3rd person:I have to ask: why is it assumed that the OP is female. I don't recall them ever stating it anywhere and then towards the end of the fiasco someone who wasn't the OP referred to them as "she"
So if an examinee was told by the proctor to use a scratch pad, she followed the proctor's instruction, allowed to complete the 8-hour exam, then got the exam result invalidated and banned for 3 threes. It's totally her mistake.(?)
I think the bear was also jealous that I did better in the evening gown portion of the competition.The bear took you down cause you had a service weapon that just pissed it off.
Round these parts, if you're not carrying a 357 mag (and are accurate with it) or a 44 mag or larger (45's don't count), you can typically kiss your *** goodbye, if it's not a bluff charge. I've told a few folks that carry something smaller / lighter (38 special, 9mm or similar) to save the last few rounds for themselves and their dog(s) as they'll be dealing with an injured bear which is even more dangerous.
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