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8. All polls must have an "Africa, by Toto" option. Why? Because we hear the drums echoing tonight.
Ah, the elusive happens alot. A somewhat rare species.
In any case, there are definitely not too many holidays. In fact, I make it a principle to observe as many as possible. These are best announced to random coworkers as a way to strike up conversations when they seem excessively frustrated.
Why did clicking on those hype links feel like diving into a rabbit hole each time? Wild.
I'm pleased to have welcomed you into some deep wells of both internet history and holiday recognition. These sorts of esoteric knowledge are core to our shared persona.
That said, on the precipice of national computer security day, I feel compelled to remind everyone of the importance of knowing if a link is safe before clicking on it.
My company has decided there are too many holidays so they just give us hours we can use whenever. This would be cool except I've maxed out my vacation hours and I never use the holiday hours.
I hope your trip to pick up the prescription is excellent and you maybe see some cool birds or a pretty girl on the way.
Let's be inclusive. I hope he sees cool birds and an attractive person of his preferred gender on the way.
I don't miss those "flex holiday hours". Just give me a day off.
Ironically I also ordered a prescription refill today expecting it to maybe be ready next week, however I got a notification that it was ready today. I guess they made some poor pharmacist work today.