Many people put hours of work into an application - it's the height of rudeness not to respond.
What does THOR stand for?
THOR stands for The Height of Rudeness
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Cllr Keaveney said: "It was the height of rudeness not to give her former colleagues a small amount of notice.
It's the height of rudeness not to give her former colleagues a small amount of notice, said Cllr Keaveney.
It's the height of rudeness not to write a thank you card, so don't get your presents muddled up," says Paul.
This, according to Dodd, was the height of rudeness and political insensitivity.
Yes, I know I should chuck them out, but I can't help thinking it's the height of rudeness to throw someone else's glasses away.
For example, I think it's the height of rudeness to send a text message while talking to someone else and I get seriously fed up by people who sign off serious business e-mails with ``lots of love'' or ``Cheers''.
If you are offered a drink at a formal event in Hong Kong, it is the height of rudeness to decline.