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The issue is not whether the glass is half-empty or half-full.

The issue is, "who's the bastard that didn't rinse his glass out?"

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  • who the hell drank half my tequila?
  • A Republican sees that somebody has been drinking HIS water!
    • No. Someone took half of my water and gave it to someone who who can't hold down a job.

      *Duck*
      • NICE ONE! That just earned you a friending sir!
        • Reciprocated. And thanks for not penalizing my duplicate "who" in that comment!
          • Shit, I've been on slashdot so long my brain auto-corrects grammar, spelling, and punctuation problems. I still haven't desensitized myself to their/there/they're and then/than and affect/effect, and I still freak out when I see logical fallacies, but that's easily managed by avoiding the front page. ;-)
    • No no no, it's: A Republican is just a Democrat with water...er...uh....Speed Kills!
  • Tomorrow is Stein Club [bavariangrill.com] night. I'm glad I looked that up, because until I become a member, I can't go.
    Heh. I just went there for the first time a couple weeks ago. Had a Warsteiner Dunkel. Liked it. I'm not a big drinker, so I just had a little of the mulled wine to finish up the meal, and let the friend who was showing off the place (and has a stein) drink the rest. We still spent $80 bucks in there. Which explains why I, a moderate drinker, want in the club: some things are cheaper :) I hear they have a gr
  • The way I always heard it was:
    The optimist says the glass is half full.
    The pessimist says the glass is half empty.
    The realist says that sooner or later, somebody's going to have to do the dishes.

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