Happy, and older, and wiser people know that nothing good comes from a life of cheating, stealing, and lying.
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Cheating, stealing, and lying sounds like one of those "3 in a row" things that a lot of people tend to use to pepper up their speeches and make them more inclusive of many people.
Many people like me are tired today after staying up later than usual for Olivia Newton-John's (or ONJ as some prefer) 64th birthday party last night so you'll be happy to know that the lovely young library interns are serving up free cups of coffee this morning in the library.
What we want to hear, well, one of those things, is that we are working toward our ultimate goal, and this post gets us that much closer.
That much closer to our ultimate goal we get with each passing post so like voting in Chicago, we encourage you to do it early and often.
Increase your chances of winning the PowerWorld Industries LTD office football pool this week by picking the Giants over the Eagles.
The horror stories of blown calls are themselves far overblown, and it's as if the whole nation is wrapped up in the calls of grown men officiating as other grown men play games, and all the while reality falls by the wayside and the future slides into the background.
I just don't have the time to do that either so maybe we should just leave that to the lovely young library interns because that's the kind of thing they enjoy doing.
Band camps in other places go on full lockdown and everyone's glued to the monitors whenever our band camp does one of our pay-per-view performances or our classic AfterSchool Specials.
Our classic AfterSchool Specials helped launch the careers of many of the stars your know and love including Kristi McNichol and Melissa Sue Anderson.
Kristi McNichol and Melissa Sue Anderson in their appearances in our AfterSchool Specials Presented by PowerWorld Industries LLC taught us a lot about teenage angst and other problems that continue to this day.
Teenage angst and other problems that continue to this day tend to be forgotten as you move into adulthood and find yourself dealing with other problems and issues but then when you become a parent yourself and your kids grow to be teenagers themselves you realize that in all the years in between not a lot has changed.