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Hilarious!
My favourite bit is when she is crawling on the ground.
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Why would you wear that stupid hat??
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For those who have exhausted all the enjoyment that they can find in my Chuck Norris page, there is a special treat for you here.
I’ll be doing my best to find some more snippets of info about our mate Chuck. In the meantime, don’t forget:
If you can see Chuck Norris, he can see you.
If you can’t see Chuck Norris, you may be only seconds away from death.
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I saw a fairly gothic-looking girl this afternoon wearing a t-shirt that said:
We’re not happy until you’re not happy.
Makes you think, at least. 
While it’s not necessary what I subscribe to, it is nevertheless an interesting way to be. I’m not sure I can properly reconcile it, though.
Reminds me of the Modest Mouse album. That was titled “Good News For People Who Like Bad News”.
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Following the surprising but justifiable importance of the Hoff in the corporate email world, there have been have been a rash of Hoff-alikes.
In particular, emails were sent around regarding the pity dished out by Mr T (of A-Team fame). Then followed the emails about Chuck Norris and his roundhouse kicking ability, not to forget his ability to make a woman climax by pointing at her and shouting ‘Booya’.
Today the Boonie email arrived.
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I recently found out that there is a guy at work called Tom Horner.
In an unprecendented act of irony, management gave him a corner office not long before Christmas. I was sniggering too loudly to go and check things out, however, I bet he was chowing down on some Christmas pie in that corner office.
It still surprises me that he has not been affectionately nicknamed Jack. Where have his close work collegues buried their sense of humour? Is work so bad or so busy that this entertaining happenstance could have been lost on them?
Given their clear nursery rhyme weakness, I’ll be keeping a lookout for a management communication confirming the relocation of Miss L Muffet to the spider infested Tuffet Boardroom. Inspirational.
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Here’s a question that I will need to act upon soon.
My ex-housemate has failed to redirect his mail, which keeps arriving at my place. He has moved to England with no forwarding address and his family is in China, so it is not a big surprise that mail ends up in my letterbox.
The thing is, yesterday mail arrived from his (ex) mobile telephone service provider. I’m pretty sure it is an outstanding account as he just packed up and left and probably forgot to pay the account.
Do I open the envelope to confirm my suspicions? What then?
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The beginning of a blog… is it something worth recording? I guess it makes you wonder. The blog wouldn’t have been started if it wasn’t recorded.
I’m not quite sure of the purpose of this blog, however, the name of the website does suggest that these entries are for sale. Whether they are or not is something I am yet to decide. Perhaps we’re all for sale, impressionable and constantly being fed information about one product or another.
Despite the best attempts by advertisers to pursuade me, I am cynical and not easily convinced. That being said, I am a wonderful consumer and will spend money hand over fist once I’m committed to a product or service.
Anyway, this is really a test to get the ball rolling. Let’s see how things turn out.
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