Well, so much for retiring next year. Or ever.
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All-time Favorite SFTC Quotes
- Hillary Clinton: "She greeted me with her bald head painted with my name on it and asked me to fight for health care." (See "Here I stand / Head in Hand," August 27, 2008)
- Charles Rangel: "I have decided unilaterally that you have asked more than your share." (See "Playing House," July 11, 2008)
5 comments:
that's an upper.
thanks.
In light of this post, I was extra motivated last evening and found 15 cans by the side of the road!!!! At $.05 per can, we are well on the way to a new pair of shoes for the "P man"
that's so very sad
almost as uplifting as the chart itself
I realized that if you hold the chart up to a mirror, it looks a lot more promising.
yes, but as the chart is on my computer and therefore a tad bit difficult to hold to a mirror, i'll just live in REALITY. how's that?
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