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Thoughts on the Clock
this blog is a place to put my thoughts
during the work day . . .
(which means
i secretly get paid for them).
but sometimes i post them for free.
during the work day . . .
(which means
i secretly get paid for them).
but sometimes i post them for free.
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Word of the Week:
main entry: mugwump
MY use for it: my cat can never be a mugwump; not because she can't make up her mind about health care (BECAUSE SHE CAN), but because she's not a human and animals should never be involved in politics.
pronunciation: \ˈməg-ˌwəmp\
function: noun
definition: a person who is unable to make up his or her mind on an issue, especially in politics.
definition: a person who is unable to make up his or her mind on an issue, especially in politics.
MY use for it: my cat can never be a mugwump; not because she can't make up her mind about health care (BECAUSE SHE CAN), but because she's not a human and animals should never be involved in politics.
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i am laughing out loud.
ReplyDeleteOkay at the risk of sounding like a moron to anyone who knows anything about art, I've never understood what the big deal was about this painting.
ReplyDeleteListen Art Idiots. Everyone who is anyone knows that this painting is arguably the most famous painting in the world because it is actually a self portrait of Duh Vinci. Note the obvious hairline revealing a wig, the hairy arms just below the sleeve of the right arm, and the manly bridge over the left shoulder. Hence the enigmatic smile.
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