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17. Watching your new thread die without a single post.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
17. Watching your new thread die without a single post.
18. Planning on a golf game when Mother Nature decides that it's not such a good idea.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees

18. Planning on a golf game when Mother Nature decides that it's not such a good idea.
19. Losing an expensive sock on an overnight business trip.

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20. Getting home with the newly-purchased music CD and then noticing the fine print.

"Some or all recordings on this disc were re-made by some possibly original members of the group."

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21. Hitting the General Forums and finding yet another thread by Grampy Bobby.

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Originally posted by zakkwylder
21. Hitting the General Forums and finding yet another thread by Grampy Bobby.
22. Hitting the General Forums and seeing your lifeless, flavorless, spiritless, unanimated, tiresome, prosaic comments.

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Originally posted by Frank Burns
22. Hitting the General Forums and seeing your lifeless, flavorless, spiritless, unanimated, tiresome, prosaic comments.
Frank's taking an English night course (this weeks lessons were on adjectives) at the local junior high.

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23. Children without manners: http://tipnut.com/12-rules-of-etiquette-for-children/

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24: Going to the fridge and discovering you have run out of your favourite things.


25: The butter in the fridge is now rock hard and difficult to spread on the bread.

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26. not having enough milk to make a shake

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27. Circumstantial delays in learning the awful truth in any realm.

"... And having a pleasant day / is less pleasant / than outright possession / of the unpleasant truth. / No, my kinsman, / the common wisdom is too common. / Though less fragile / it survives. / Neither is all well / that appears to end well, / if held together subjectively / and in place with pins..." (excerpt from "Never in The Eye", 1980)