oh my god, honey. this is just AWFUL. i HATE days like these, but fortunately they don't come around all that often or else we really would have all killed ourselves. i hope that somehow your/this situation has improved! the good news is that at least the writing is hysterically funny! good luck and glad you made it through your 1st semester. miss you!
Hey Julie, That is one of the most hilarious rants I've ever read. I suggest you bring some of this acid wit to your work. I'm not kidding! Good luck (but not too much,)
"When I was a young man, I believed progress was inevitable. I believed things would be better tomorrow and still better the next day. However, the mushroom cloud of the atomic bomb and the stench of concentration camps are not conducive to optimism. If at times I doubt that man will reach his mortal potentiality, I never doubt that he can". Bernard Barooke
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ReplyDeletelol - this story needs to be saved to tell to future generations. I hope an IKEA exec sees your bloq
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omg. couldn't stop laughing when I first heard. Just laughed and cried reading it again!!
ReplyDeleteoh my god, honey. this is just AWFUL. i HATE days like these, but fortunately they don't come around all that often or else we really would have all killed ourselves. i hope that somehow your/this situation has improved! the good news is that at least the writing is hysterically funny! good luck and glad you made it through your 1st semester. miss you!
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ReplyDeleteThat is one of the most hilarious rants I've ever read. I suggest you bring some of this acid wit to your work. I'm not kidding!
Good luck (but not too much,)
"When I was a young man, I believed progress was inevitable. I believed things would be better tomorrow and still better the next day. However, the mushroom cloud of the atomic bomb and the stench of concentration camps are not conducive to optimism. If at times I doubt that man will reach his mortal potentiality, I never doubt that he can". Bernard Barooke
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