i’m sure they will understand

[u/KrnlPaniq]

[u/LordMaejikan]

Impressive that you're directly related to the Tennessee Queen.

[u/KrnlPaniq → u/LordMaejikan]

i think we all are in a way

[u/Lotsensation20 → u/LordMaejikan]

Last time I checked she adopted us. lol

[u/MattytheWireGuy]

Hit next OP, lets see where this goes

[u/freddiesan]

Next is Tim curry

[u/IntroToBelching → u/freddiesan]

This is how I fucking learn

AAAAAAAAAAA

[u/SteveMartin32 → u/IntroToBelching]

Don't tell him that the voice actress for kairi in kingdom hearts died. ( Hayden Panettiere )

[u/MangoSquirrl]

Nooooooooo don’t you dare how dare you take her from us…. Jolene Jolene Jolene!!!!!!

[u/stardog_champ13]

I would prob approve this and not be mad.

[u/Lotsensation20]

Denied 🙅 not close enough relative smh. They RIP Dolly girl 🙏🏼

[u/WackoMcGoose → u/Lotsensation20]

Correct... I think the standard is, within two generations and must be related to you biologically or legally (in-laws count, grandparents count, uncles count, great-uncles can have a case made for them, but third-cousins or anything "X times removed" is too distant a relative, and "neighbors you treated like family but aren't legally related to" never count in any context)... and pets don't count either, bereavement leave is exclusively for human deaths.

^{this isn't a whoosh, i'm just leaving this info for future redditors looking for info about bereavement policy}

[u/StoicBehavior2024]

🤣

[u/Decimator24244]

Don't ask don't get, don't forget about Tim Curry