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Well the snow's ending now, they've got all day to clean it up. Maybe it'll keep the young'ins away? Damn I haven't been to an 18+ event since the old Buzz. . .

:bounce: :party:

Vic -- you coming to Sonar tonight? I don't feel like sifting through all eight thousand posts in the Roll Call thread

I'm here!

Are you driving up there? I just take the Metro to Silver Spring, and Kinko's is right around the corner.. . . PM me if you want Krish's celly #

8:15. Kinko's by Silver Spring Metro.

6.5 inches. . .pretty average I'd say.

So do you work really really really hard *except* when you're coming up with witty remarks for an internet message board?

Yeah, that tends to happen to corrupt companies.

Vic: Oh and btw, it was a Senator who gave me the raise.

Well he found the time in his busy day to make about 15 posts. Maybe they unchain him from his desk long enough to run free for a few minutes every now and then.

I work 'til 6. And I just got a raise & a bonus. :D

Come ON Shady! Where are you on this one?

I had a 10 min. informal meeting with our Chief of Staff and did a total of about 1 hour of work-related research and writing. *waits for pgiddy*

Nice. Very "Itchy & Scratchy". . .

I know he was talking to the runner. He's the fourth guy in the car I believe, and I'm hitching a ride with Krish too.

Sad faces from the sad bastards who can't go.

three

So, me and four guys huh? That may be a little sketchy. .

From wunderground.com "The heaviest snow will likely occur just before and during the morning commute... before tapering off during the late morning hours." So it's going to snow the hardest before and when people would leave for work, causing closings, and then we get the rest of the day to go out and play while they're cleaning up? *This* lazy-ass government employee is thrilled!

So you look kinda like this?

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What a prince.