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A lousy day!!

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Have you ever had a totally lousy day?

I read about a man who was sitting in a bar, looking at his drink.
He stayed like that for half-an-hour.
Then, a big trouble-making truck driver stepped up next to him, grabbed the drink from him, and gulped it down in one swallow.
At that, the man burst into tears. The truck driver said, “Come on man, I was just joking.
Here, I’ll buy you another drink. I just can’t stand to see a grown man crying.”
“No, it’s not that.” The guy said, “Today day is the worst of my life.
First, I overslept and was late to an important meeting. My boss was outrageous and he fired me.
When I left the office, I discovered my car had been stolen, and the police said there was nothing they could do.
I took a cab home, and as he drove off I realized I left my wallet in the back seat of the taxi.
I thought it couldn’t get any worse, but when I walked into my house I found my wife in the arms of another man–and she told me to leave.
So I stopped by a chemical store, and then came here.
I’ve been sitting here thinking about taking my life…when you come in and drink all my poison!” D-:

D-:
 
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AfternicAfternic
Oh shit that life must sUCK!, feel pitty for that guy!
 
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I'm guessing killing another man just made his day worst. :lol:
I had a terrible day today, myself.
 
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lol, what an idiot
 
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Today was ok, tomorrow will be terrible.

GOD BLESS
 
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Yesterday was pretty bad for me, but today is looking up :)
 
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lol, cool :)

Everymorning when you wake up, say this

" today everything will work out well" .
 
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Everyday when I wake up, I say "Damn, today can't be as bad as yesterday!"

P.S. I'm usually wrong LOL
 
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