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Iโ€™m jealous. Wish I too had a partner, apart from the โ€œpartnerโ€ at One International Center.
Cows are known for biting other cows during breeding season.
They donโ€™t want their gold plated teeth to be ruined by the blood and flesh of lowly associates.
You keep telling me about that jerk principal associate of yours, who keeps biting off your head - so yeah๐Ÿ„
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LI kids ought to stop demonising partners. We do the requisite heavy-lifting to keep the industry in a roll. There has been no documented instances of any sane partner physically biting juniors.
The managing partner of every firm has a collection of such vaccines.
Interns have teeth as well, but they usually refrain from biting others. Sometimes, they may bite fellow interns.
Male partners have a horn, but they use it only in certain circumstances.
Partners donโ€™t have horns, which is why they are compelled to use their teeth.
Senior partners have gold-plated teeth. This is why they do not bite.
Yet our nation focuses on dog bites, when the reality is that cow bites are much more serious and commonplace.
Cows report to Vishwaguru, who has given clear instructions to keep partners in line.
Once youโ€™re a senior associate, firms sponsor teeth restoration surgeries.
This is why T1 firms hire only toothless associates.
Cows lack upper teeth. However, they can still bite. Cow bites are quite common in villages.
Associates too have teeth, they can bite partners if theyโ€™re overburdened with work.
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Mods, we need honest answers. Would be helpful if y'all can clear the air on this.
Partners report to cows. That's why the pressure is passed over to associates.
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No, they do not. As expected, the LI crowd is oblivious to rudimentary biological facts.
Cows are stricter than partners when it comes to work delivery.
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Partner bites are more serious than cow bites, heck even dog bites.
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I have seen a womanbeing killed by cow in front of me
can confirm, my partner gave me a love bite last night
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Fake news. Partners refrain from such unprofessional acts like biting others.
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Partners too have teeth, they bite if proper work is not delivered.
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Cow bites are quite serious. Myself been bit a few times on my mom's farm.
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Cows have teeth, so yes, if you annoy them they can bite. although they prefer using their horns first.
Yes, and if you get bitten by an Indian cow, you get the knowledge of Manu and will become Abhishek Manu, no sorry Tushar Mehta
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โ–ฎโ–ฎโ–ฎ took a leave, stating a cow bit her. But do cows actually bite people? I am curious.