"Can be this the place for the Olivia John-Newton tickets?" asked Yoda.
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For him to do it is easy, said Yoda.
Yoda was hanging out at my house on Christmas Day drinking soda with Abe Vigoda.
Abe Vigoda is the man!
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Man am I glad the holiday season is almost over!
The 2-way radio leads to kids learning stories of foolishness and violence, but not nearly as much as the FM radio and TV can.
A lot of crap to watch is what my friend used to say about his job at the sewage reclamation center.
The sewage reclamation center is located about 15 miles out of town and, 10 years ago, it was seeminly built a lot quicker than it's taking the library to get up and running.
We should have used the same construction people. We're going to have a meeting about that next week. Silkie, Tuesday morning, 9am, my office. I've already talked to the construction foreman. Bring any and all paperwork with you please.
We should have used the same construction people. We're going to have a meeting about that next week. Silkie, Tuesday morning, 9am, my office. I've already talked to the construction foreman. Bring any and all paperwork with you please.
To get up and running on your New Year's resolutions, you might want to consider writing them down.
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Writing them down does no good as I never keep them anyway.
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Santa doesn't come through for me either, so I began celebrating Festivus.
Festivus wouldn't be the same without the aluminum pole and the feats of strength.
My mom always wanted a tree like this, so she agreed to buy it from one of the women at the beauty shop who does her hair (this happened maybe 5 years ago). We keep it at my house because 1) I have the room, and 2) my sister can't be trusted with it. She wouldn't sell it, but she would literally slip it inside a pillowcase, toss it into a closet, pile a year's worth of junk on top of it, and then be surprised the next year when she pulls it out and discovers that it's broken. Growing up, she probably broke half my toys--and she's two years older than me! If I gave her an anvil for Christmas, I think she could break it on the car trip home.
WMC2006 said:
My mom always wanted a tree like this, so she agreed to buy it from one of the women at the beauty shop who does her hair (this happened maybe 5 years ago). We keep it at my house because 1) I have the room, and 2) my sister can't be trusted with it. She wouldn't sell it, but she would literally slip it inside a pillowcase, toss it into a closet, pile a year's worth of junk on top of it, and then be surprised the next year when she pulls it out and discovers that it's broken. Growing up, she probably broke half my toys--and she's two years older than me! If I gave her an anvil for Christmas, I think she could break it on the car trip home.
Feats of strength are not my cup of tea, but even when it's not Festivus, I enjoy a good round of The Airing of Grievances.
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The Airing of the Grievances is the best part of any family celebration.