Okay, now you're scaring me. Since this is supposedly a work-related blog, I am at least attempting sanity. Nice to know I'll have company should my tenuous grip on reason ever snap. Entertaining, as befits your results in the brain lottery. I do have a two questions: Has visiting all those states (and therefore sampling the potential for greatness of a large sample of the American public) made you despondent or refreshed? And what is so scandalous about this "motivational poster"? Does it unleash the end of days unless viewed through 3-D glasses, make the fields barren and the pure cry blood, what? I'd love to know.
Let's review: Grip on sanity? No. Snapped rubber band? Yes.
I've driven through a lot of states. It happens when you're going from coast to coast. I don't believe that visiting more places makes me disconsolate. One road-side diner sort of resembles the next. Peope are okay individually. It's just the big groups of them that get on my nerves.
The motivational poster, oh, you'll have to come and see. It doesn't unleash the apocalypse, but it's just a bit...er, not right for a work-related blog (like my insane ranting, but what can we do?).
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Okay, now you're scaring me. Since this is supposedly a work-related blog, I am at least attempting sanity. Nice to know I'll have company should my tenuous grip on reason ever snap. Entertaining, as befits your results in the brain lottery. I do have a two questions: Has visiting all those states (and therefore sampling the potential for greatness of a large sample of the American public) made you despondent or refreshed? And what is so scandalous about this "motivational poster"? Does it unleash the end of days unless viewed through 3-D glasses, make the fields barren and the pure cry blood, what? I'd love to know.
Let's review: Grip on sanity? No.
Snapped rubber band? Yes.
I've driven through a lot of states. It happens when you're going from coast to coast. I don't believe that visiting more places makes me disconsolate. One road-side diner sort of resembles the next. Peope are okay individually. It's just the big groups of them that get on my nerves.
The motivational poster, oh, you'll have to come and see. It doesn't unleash the apocalypse, but it's just a bit...er, not right for a work-related blog (like my insane ranting, but what can we do?).
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