Tom, Please Stop Texting the Weather Guy
My uncle Tom emails the local meteorologist every time it rains and says, 'You said sunny.'
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My uncle Tom emails the local meteorologist every time it rains and says, 'You said sunny.'
I took the stairs today to be healthy, up exactly one flight.
Now I'm sitting on the landing, drinking water, and accepting congratulations from a fire extinguisher.
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