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Bernice had been employed at the same office for over 50 years and was
the boss’s top secretary. Everyone was jealous of her. Every day when
Bernice showed up for work she would open the drawer to her left, peek
inside, and then lock it. When she finally died, her coworker Sandy, who
was dying of curiosity, made it her mission to figure out what was in
that drawer. After days of searching she finally found the key.
Sweating with excitement she slowly opened up the drawer. Inside was a
folded piece of paper. Slowly she reached inside and took it out, while
cautiously looking over her shoulder. After a few seconds of trepidation
she opened it up. It said the following “Put only one spoonful of sugar
in the boss’s coffee.”
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As a professional photographer, Judy takes a lot of pride in her
pictures. Wherever she goes, she brings her pictures with her, to show
off her work. “Wow”, said her host Sandra, “these are really nice
pictures, you must have a great camera.” Fuming mad at the implication
that her whole talent came from her camera. Judy waited until the end of
the meal and then thanked her host, “thank you the meal was delicious,”
and then as if an afterthought added, “you must have great pots.”
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Morning Funnies
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Birthdays on May 8th
1884 - Harry S. Truman
1899 - Friedrich August von Hayek
1926 - David Attenborough
1975 - Enrique Iglesias
1926 - Don Rickles
1899 - Friedrich August von Hayek
1926 - David Attenborough
1975 - Enrique Iglesias
1926 - Don Rickles
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Todays Pic dump
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Blast from the Past
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This day in History
- Lead Story
- V-E Day is celebrated in America and Britain, 1945
- American Revolution
- Militia Act establishes conscription under federal law, 1792
- Automotive
- Henry Ford II leaves post at Ford Foundation, 1956
- Civil War
- Lee beats Grant to Spotsylvania, 1864
- Cold War
- Soviets announce boycott of 1984 Olympics, 1984
- Crime
- Woman convicted for tampering with Excedrin, 1988
- Disaster
- Flash floods in Nebraska kill 23, 1950
- General Interest
- De Soto reaches the Mississippi, 1541
- AIM occupation of Wounded Knee ends, 1973
- Soviets to boycott L.A. Olympics, 1984
- Hollywood
- Sean Connery stars in his first Bond movie, Dr. No, 1963
- Betty White becomes oldest Saturday Night Live host, 2010
- Literary
- Yeats' The Countess Cathleen opens at the Irish Literary Theatre, 1899
- Music
- The theme song from Welcome Back, Kotter is the #1 song in America, 1976
- Old West
- Zachary Taylor fights the Battle of Palo Alto, 1846
- Presidential
- Harry S. Truman is born, 1884
- Sports
- Knicks beat Lakers for NBA title, 1970
- Vietnam War
- Nixon defends invasion of Cambodia, 1970
- Mining of North Vietnamese harbors is announced, 1972
- World War I
- New celebration of Armistice Day proposed, 1919
- World War II
- Victory in Europe, 1945
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