I've CC'd in my boss

[@JeaneyCollects]

**Greg will remember that**

[@evankim2406]

In this economy?

[@IrvingIV]

-informative -succinct -evocative -telltale

[@amandapanda5087]

Perchance

[@meriewanderer]

What is he capable of

[@Croyles]

​​@amandapanda5087 you can't just say perchance.

[@nathancarter8239]

I've CC'd my boss, *Greg.* -ultimate power move -no mercy on the menu -you done fucked up

[@afjer]

"I am Greg" -Unleashes power hitherto unimaginable

[@agiar2000]

You should definitely make sure that the name *Greg* is bolded in the actual email, too. 😄😄

[@aaaoooosoveryeepy]

"who is Greg" oh don't worry, his health bar will appear once he walks in you'll know who he is

[@Pokefan_64]

You don't even have to see the health bar. You'll not only feel his immense aura, you'll taste it. Oh god, what's that smell?

[@amandapanda5087]

@@aaaoooosoveryeepy "Why do I hear boss music?"

[@traveller23e]

Unfortunately your screen isn't wide enough to see just how large that health bar is.

[@padriazozzriaorizifian8672]

@@traveller23e Suavamente

[@timbertam7668]

Absolutely right, Trixie!

[@ambi_cc8464]

Greg won’t stand for such slander

[@andrewtheking01]

Greg meets with Cthulhu every other Tuesday for tea. Don’t anger Greg.

[@sirexilon49]

Is he with human resources or something?

[@Sonja147]

Greg eats fear for breakfast.

[@amandapanda5087]

Greg drinks the tears of the innocent

[@fafs67]

-What is this CC? -Why is it in her boss?

[@Dr.Death8520]

In case this is a serious question (who can be sure on the internet): CC is of an email, sending it to additional recipients that usually aren't expected to respond (implied here is that the boss is also recieving this email to be aware of what is said). Carbon Copy is what it stands for. BCC also exists (B for Blind) is the same except the email addresses of these recipients will not be visible to anyone else recieving.

[@bbagginsmcswaggins]

@@Dr.Death8520my confusion on the post is why is it “CCing *in* my boss.” I’ve always ever heard it as just “CCing someone”, not CCing them in.

[@Azrage]

@@bbagginsmcswaggins I was also kinda confused about why it was phrased like that initially but I'm pretty sure "in" in this context refers to bringing the boss into the email conversation by CCing them.

[@Xedlord]

​@@Dr.Death8520 Thanks I was actually wondering what they meant by CC

[@astridkjellberg]

⁠@@Azragedude, you are a saviour, thank you so much.

[@sehrish1837]

I saw CC and thought of "Crowd control" and I was "Damn,applying crowd control debuffs on your boss is considered professional now?"

[@lucaslennan3356]

I feel like I should know what CC means in this context but I don't.

[@sehrish1837]

@@lucaslennan3356 I have no idea what CC means in this context.I only know "Content creator" and " Crowd Control"

[@yondaime500]

It's a field where you put secondary recipients of an email message. It stands for carbon copy.

[@pal1d1nl1ght]

​@@lucaslennan3356 Carbon copy. It's an old term that is still used by email services today. Basically, you sent proof that the email was sent, but the proof is going to someone who wasn't the recipient of the email. In this case, they sent an email, and CCed their boss, so their boss got a copy of the email, so they know when it was sent, and to whom. It came from making a carbon copy of a piece of writing, where you would write on this special paper that you could peel the back off of, and it would be a copy of your writing, allowing you to keep a copy while sending the original.

[@Suztvfan]

The amount of people in the replies of this comment who don't know what CC'ing is kind of scary. There are only 2 with some thumbs up but still. I feel like a typical office worker, and nobody wants those feelings. Am I just so used to office politics of sending an e-mail with a CC (or a BCC for more secret e-mail sharing) that I thought it was just used worldwide and known by everybody.

[@thewolf2213]

"It is not what can be seen that scares us, it is Greg"

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

Do not ask what Greg is capable of. You will find out, and you will wish you hadn’t.

[@AM9436.]

I angered Greg once. It's taken the last 27 years of my life to regrow my vital organs after that. And I'm not even 27.

[@bluekirby_64]

Greg's rage is eternal. If you wronged him in a past life, he WILL know your future reincarnations and find each and every one of them.

[@amandapanda5087]

​@@bluekirby_64Greg is the eldritch god of vengeance

[@yondaime500]

Not since the Accident.

[@Finn_01]

First name Greg, last name Heffley

[@amethyphoenix]

And Mr. Heffley isn't anywhere near as threatening

[@eluvianii]

You need to really climb the corporate ladder to know about Greg. Not just anyone would dare to summon him. Not even the boss

[@Gmaxipix]

"I'm gonna call greg."

[@HappilyMundane]

Just you wait, I'm forwarding this video to Greg.

[@__mrworldwidemr305]

The fastest growing army on the internet

[@Magrijack]

“I am afraid of no man… but that…” ‘Greg stands menacingly in a corner’ “IT SCARES ME!”

[@Machotoast08]

Please help greg is at my door

[@Suejamin]

Danny Gonzalez has entered the chat.

[@coolskeleton2674]

For a more intimate threat, change "Greg" to "your mother"

[@bobsmith5088]

Only one g? I'm not scared. But if it had been Gregg...

[@halfsine]

hh

[@jojomaster7675]

But what about Ggregg...

[@oddtomato1049]

The gs are actually there to dampen the power of Gre.

[@iOnlySignIn]

Greg is the maker and original wielder of the Throngler. He gifted the Throngler away because he can throngle without it, easily.

[@zena2239]

"I've CC'd the boss" -Useful -Protects the party -Provides time and opportunity to power up and heal with consumables

[@Liverator]

You either get fired by your boss, or live long enough to *meet Greg.*

[@StygianEmperor]

you don't want to find out or you'll become gregnant he makes greg nog drinking that while gregnant amounts to criminal gregligance

[@Lanai50]

Not my boss' name being Greg 😮 using this immediately

[@GregMcClean]

You're better off not knowing what powers I possess.

[@deadlydingus1138]

There’s nothing to fear but fear itself… and Greg.

[@ryelo5448]

If only he had a collection of diaries that reveals his past to us, but alas that would never happen

[@aditi.ot7]

One does not simply mess with Greg.

[@Sinsla7822]

"I've CC'd my boss." - Proves you are capable of Close Combat - You are likely a fighting type - Lowers your defense and special defense by one stage

[@omegafish69]

Im afraid of Greg

[@wolfdragonblood2015]

We do this at work because we have one hr manager for the whole district name Thuben. Which is not exactly a common name. So we’ll be like “you want to tell thuben what you just said or do you wanna get back to work”

[@rexyht2697]

Greg is the most power Greg known to Gregkind. don't mess with him

[@cinderwolf32]

For those wondering what CC means: CC is short for carbon copy, back before copy machines and printers when you wanted to send a document to multiple people you'd use "carbon paper" to make anything you do in a typewriter or with a pen show up on multiple pages. When sending an email nowadays you can address multiple recipients, use CC, and also BCC (blind carbon copy, no one else can see the email went to them) all in one go, if you want. Let's say for some reason I needed to send an email to two people who have been causing trouble for some company I work for. I might address the email to both of them, CC my boss, and BCC the company lawyer. In this case it's clear who the email is to and who else can see. Except for the lawyer, who is the only one who knows they were BCCed.

[@vacafuega]

Greg is the fastest growing army on the internet... I think

[@halfsine]

Greg - implied to be able to comprehend english - possibly has no last name - also implied to be a single entity, but that is unknown at this time - may have a physical form - Greg - most likely capable of thinking - can maybe live in dimensions higher than 1d

[@Aster_Risk]

This is incredibly common and necessary. If you have a decent boss, they will tell you to cc them whenever you feel it's important.

[@cinderwolf32]

Oh yeah? You wanna say that in front of Greg?

[@FrederickVonSchnitzelMuncherII]

"Do not say what Greg can do to you, but say what you can do to end your suffering faster." - John F Kennedy

[@CrustyFox87]

You don’t have to worry about _who_ Greg is, but be very afraid of *how many* Greg is.

[@gregwestphal]

Oh darn, you've found me out! - Greg

[@parzh]

"I've CC'd in my boss" sounds extremely filthy, tbh

[@Nidarosgnomen]

Greg will give you between zero and five points

[@Wisdombird]

Gimble balls!

[@shadedway5277]

I think this is a plot point in Going Postal

[@TheCool_Guy23]

The Only Thing They Fear is Greg

[@deibellator1449]

my boss's name is Greg the threat is real.

[@theaeramericanteadrinker4884]

At first I thought this meant that this person content creator'rd their boss or something.

[@blueredingreen]

I don't know my inuendo that well, but I don't think it's all that professional to be putting anything inside your boss.

[@TK-_-GZ]

Algorithmic Punch!

[@SarahAbramova]

Love it

[@hiphopkiller]

As a video gamer, I was wondering why you used crowd control on a boss as most are resistant to such thing.

[@Shiraumere]

You have what in your boss?

[@theultimateamazingsleepyko6687]

r/bossfight

[@lathakumari4188]

r/foundthemobileuser

[@Aster_Risk]

​@@lathakumari4188Most of the people watching are probably on mobile.

[@GamingNationShm]

What's the full form of CC in this context?

[@craftyearthythe2nd]

Better question, why is Greg?

[@lepastresgentil9467]

I have a meeting scheduled with Greg tomorrow, can someone tell me what he is up to ?

[@CheesyLizzy]

I don't know what cc means Closed captions? Cancel culture? Captain Crunch?

[@Aster_Risk]

Carbon copy. It's a field on an email.

[@CheesyLizzy]

@Aster_Risk ohhh, thanks!

[@Trident_Gaming03]

What does "CC" mean in this context?

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

Copied someone on an email.

[@cinderwolf32]

CC is short for carbon copy, back before copy machines and printers when you wanted to send a document to multiple people you'd use "carbon paper" to make anything you do in a typewriter or with a pen show up on multiple pages. When sending an email nowadays you can address multiple recipients, use CC, and also BCC (blind carbon copy, no one else can see the email went to them) all in one go, if you want. Let's say for some reason I needed to send an email to two people who have been causing trouble for some company I work for. I might address the email to both of them, CC my boss, and BCC the company lawyer. In this case it's clear who the email is to and who else can see. Except for the lawyer, who is the only one who knows they were BCCed.

[@xavierbbgiannakopoulos8987]

CC from code geass?

[@alphabetagamma-vv5rt]

What does CC'd mean

[@Aster_Risk]

There is a cc field on Emails where you can add someone. Cc means carbon copy. It shows them as the cc and not the main recipient.

[@fuery.]

Wh-

[@arakewithinternetaccess4378]

Sorry but what does CC'd mean?

[@Suejamin]

That’s what I’m wondering…

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

It means you copied someone into an email thread

[@purplechameleon35]

:3

[@Venddoro]

52 Seconds ago

[@RobbieVeldada]

I showed this video to my boss and now we have a new way to spend our breaks - laughing together💋

[@ichoosemeimsorry]

BE GONE FREAKY BOT 🤺

[@CarmenBernicece]

I didn't know cats could be so funny. Now I have a new hobby - watching cat videos🍒