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Uh, I'm the pp suggesting that people thinking filling out a daily times sheet is beneath them, but it is required.  You don't get to change the rule just because it doesn't suit you.  Ditto letting your kid skirt homework policy that a teacher decides is non-negotiable.  [/quote]

You don't get to publicly change rules, but if the rule is stupid and deserves to be violated, you violate it, secretly, but take the consequences if they come to you.[/quote]

OMG.  Are you the one running for president of the United States?[/quote]

No.  If you knowingly break a rule because you disagree with it, but you don't want to protest the rule publicly, that's just what you do.  You break it, you do your thing, and you don't tell anyone about it BUT if you get caught, you can't claim ignorance or fail to take your punishment.

So if there's a rule at work that sick days are only to be used when you are actually sick, but you need half a day to stay home for the plumber and you put in for a sick day -- don't tell anyone.   You know what you are doing is against the rules, just don't be blatant about it.   But, if you are caught and forced to take the leave without pay and get some other punishment, you can't whine about it.  You knew the rules, you deliberately didn't follow them, so own up to the punishement.[/quote]

So, we tell our kids it isn't cheating unless they get caught?[/quote]

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