Did you ever want to play questions?

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18316

Don’t I wish we could’ve shipped them several hours of the 24-hour rain we experienced yesterday?

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18317

Hey, did I tell you that I’m in the office for the first time in over two weeks, and that it will be my last day in the office this week?

(Still looking for a commute-car.)

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18318

Also, that I grew a “beard”?

(and the quotes around beard are quite appropriate. And it’s grayer than it ever was before. SOB!)

18319

Because even though I do actually get dressed most of the days that I work from home, why the eff should I bother shaving? (Other than the fact that my kids hate “the whiskers”?)

18320

have you thought about two wheels? Though really by the time you add proper gear wouldn’t a small used car cost about the same?

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18321

I’d love something like that, probably, except in the winter, or the rain, or the hot hot heat, or the traffic, and it wouldn’t help in emergencies to haul a kid somewhere, now, would it?

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18322

Can’t you just tell them there aren’t any cars out there?

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18323

Do youse-guys all realize your posts are so funny that I don’t have time to stop and click on the like buttons for all of them?

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18324

Do you like us? Do you really REALLY like us??!!

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18325

Did anyone happen to mark this thread’s anniversary?

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18326

only one year of this craziness? can we make it two? ten?

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18327

VRBBS?

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18328

Won’t I like this in agreement in 4 minutes?

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18329

Today’s burning questions:

  1. Is Mike Judge related to Nostrdamus or something?
  2. Was it odd for my Korean professor to use the term “oriental people” when referring to folks from Asia?
  3. Holy shit, have I really spent so damn much time on the Fallout Shelter app?
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18330
  1. Is Mike Judge noted for making a bunch of poetic, vague statements that can be read as applying to any given situation?
  2. Is it odd that you would prefer your Korean professor to use the term “folks from Asia” instead?
  3. And isn’t it cutting into your time for asking questions?
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18331

Didn’t I want to keep from using the word “people” twice in the sentence? Is “folks” a bad word for me to use?

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18332

Are you talking about old folks, or young folks?

If the latter, wouldn’t “youth in Asia” be preferable?

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18333

Are they older? Is the Korean professor actually Korean or white and teaching Korean? Could you be in the class of an orientialist?

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18334

Oh, shouldn’t I have clarified that he’s a young-ish business prof who is a Korean person?

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18335

Is it odd that I felt the need to earn badges for a single post sock puppet account?

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