Difference between revisions of "It's the official policy..."
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| + | '''''"It's the official policy (of the USS Khai Tam)..."''''' | ||
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| + | Though its origin had a very specific message, "''It's the official policy...''" came to mean that while there was a strict rule to which we must adhere, there was tacit approval for violating that rule if you would do so with subterfuge. It also implied that if you caught violating said rule, you understood that all knowledge of your violation would be denied. | ||
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| + | strange hybrid of a quote, a mantra, an in-joke, and actual useful information | ||
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'''''"It's the official policy of the USS Khai Tam and the Camp For All Seasons Girl Scout Camp that alcohol not be allowed at the camp. Unofficially, if you choose to ignore that policy, you must have any alcohol in an unmarked or disguised container."''''' --[[Jon Reddick]] | '''''"It's the official policy of the USS Khai Tam and the Camp For All Seasons Girl Scout Camp that alcohol not be allowed at the camp. Unofficially, if you choose to ignore that policy, you must have any alcohol in an unmarked or disguised container."''''' --[[Jon Reddick]] | ||
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[[Category: Quotes]] | [[Category: Quotes]] | ||
[[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]] | [[Category: Khai Tam Trivia]] | ||
Revision as of 10:31, 19 September 2007
"It's the official policy (of the USS Khai Tam)..."
Meaning
Though its origin had a very specific message, "It's the official policy..." came to mean that while there was a strict rule to which we must adhere, there was tacit approval for violating that rule if you would do so with subterfuge. It also implied that if you caught violating said rule, you understood that all knowledge of your violation would be denied.
