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Here at work:
1 insulated coffee mug half full
1 Dr. Pepper can almost empty
1 empty water glass

Home:
None. My wife made me throw them out two days ago. :(
I miss them greatly. I had a nice big collection going too!
I must have had at least 36 empty DP cans strown about.
We had some good times together. I would start feeling run down
so I'd pop open another one and start chugging.
Next thing I know, I'm feeling great again and ready to keep on working!


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They did not originate with the voices in my head.
Do not listen to what they say, it's all lies.


In reply to Re: Number of beverage containers currently on my desk by Mr. Muskrat
in thread Number of beverage containers currently on my desk by vroom

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