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About This Page: This is a discussion on LA Kings Talk within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. Here's a little background: So I'm sitting at my desk at work, listening to indie 103.1. The sports guy is on talking about this and that, next
Here's a little background: So I'm sitting at my desk at work, listening to indie 103.1. The sports guy is on talking about this and that, next thing you know he says, "Now in hockey: I'm not sure if the Kings played last night, but I'm sure they lost".
Is there a way to get coffee stains out of legal documents? Because if it not, I'm so fired...
Don't sweat it. Around this office, legal Agreements and engineering drawings aren't "official" until they have some coffee stains on them. Clearly, they aren't important enough to be seen by anyone if they aren't a little messed up.
Another question: How do you get the coffee scent out of your nostrils? Damn it if I tell ya, I've blown my nose ump-teen times this morning and I still smell coffee.
Another question: How do you get the coffee scent out of your nostrils? Damn it if I tell ya, I've blown my nose ump-teen times this morning and I still smell coffee.
Don't sweat it. Around this office, legal Agreements and engineering drawings aren't "official" until they have some coffee stains on them. Clearly, they aren't important enough to be seen by anyone if they aren't a little messed up.