Their Toxic Boss Was Incredibly Horrible To Them, So They Signed Her Up For Hundreds Of Emails And Phone Calls From Salespeople
Nicely done!
Nicely done!
All’s well that doesn’t end in a preposition.
Hey, whatever you say…
Sometimes a heavy price needs to be paid.
That’s one way to shift the rules.
“He drops the 6 foot post into the hole where it promptly disappears.”
“Don’t know for sure but it couldn’t have felt good coming out the backend.”
“The look on her face was priceless and the laughter my dad had was even better.”
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