Boodhoo

Boodhoo, a Brahmin cultivator of the village, took care of him, and he remained with him for three months, when he was claimed and taken off by his father, a shepherd, who said that the boy was six years old when the wolf took him off at night some four years before; he did not like to leave Boodhoo, the Brahmin, and the father was obliged to drag him away.

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"Obviously, with coworkers you want to be really careful," said Boodhoo.

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When that happens, Boodhoo says the worst thing you can do is ask them why.

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But, says Boodhoo, if you really want to be sure the CEO never sees your poetic perspective on his management style, refrain from posting it altogether.

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"The big lesson that I have learned in all of this is that everyone has different expectations of what their social networking space is for," Boodhoo continued.

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"So many people were coming to us and asking us different questions," said Boodhoo.

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"The big lesson that I have learned in all of this is that everyone has different expectations of what their social networking space is for," Boodhoo continued.

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"The great thing about Facebook is, Facebook has different settings," Boodhoo explained.

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Boodhoo is basically the Dear Abby of Facebook etiquette.

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"Obviously, with coworkers you want to be really careful," said Boodhoo.

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