Property of Sara M.
Bringing passive-aggressive notes to a whole new level.
Not a clepto (Monday, 12 Nov 2012)
You've obviously never been to school.
You've obviously never been to school.
Cleptomaniac (Monday, 12 Nov 2012)
True story, I was raised by a thieves guild.
True story, I was raised by a thieves guild.
@ Cleptomaniac (Monday, 12 Nov 2012)
Thieves Guild, eh? That means you can only do petty thief. To steal big money, you need to be a lawyer and/or go into politics.
Thieves Guild, eh? That means you can only do petty thief. To steal big money, you need to be a lawyer and/or go into politics.
There was I (Tuesday, 13 Nov 2012)
thinking that kleptomaniac was spelled with a 'k'...
thinking that kleptomaniac was spelled with a 'k'...
Person (Tuesday, 11 Dec 2012)
Many wallets are known to have screws.
Many wallets are known to have screws.
Cynical Sam (Thursday, 15 Nov 2012)
Must be a University Insurance sales person
Must be a University Insurance sales person
LogiC (Monday, 12 Nov 2012) Reply
Those fancy calculators they got are expensive. Pretty sure you can play doom or minecraft on the ones today.
Those fancy calculators they got are expensive. Pretty sure you can play doom or minecraft on the ones today.
RPh nerd (Monday, 12 Nov 2012) Reply
To John Garrett who stole my calculator in pharmacy school at unc. He lost his license his first year for drug trafficking. Should've seen that one coming *******!
To John Garrett who stole my calculator in pharmacy school at unc. He lost his license his first year for drug trafficking. Should've seen that one coming *******!
Confession (Monday, 12 Nov 2012) Reply
Didn't steal a calculator...but I *did* find one while I was in grad school. Granted, it wasn't one of those expensive graphing calculators, but I kept it and used it for statistics (I figured somebody would take it anyway, and I needed a calculator for class). I still have it after twenty-five years. I'm sorry I took it, but at least it helped me get through my studies. Then, it probably cost about $30. Nowadays, it would probably go for $10, if I didn't want to use the free app on my smartphone.
Didn't steal a calculator...but I *did* find one while I was in grad school. Granted, it wasn't one of those expensive graphing calculators, but I kept it and used it for statistics (I figured somebody would take it anyway, and I needed a calculator for class). I still have it after twenty-five years. I'm sorry I took it, but at least it helped me get through my studies. Then, it probably cost about $30. Nowadays, it would probably go for $10, if I didn't want to use the free app on my smartphone.
Venus D.Milo (Monday, 12 Nov 2012) Reply
this explains why when I was balancing my checkbook my hands blew off.
this explains why when I was balancing my checkbook my hands blew off.
Walt (Tuesday, 13 Nov 2012) Reply
If I saw that notice I'd have to steal it but to be on the safe side I'd rip the note off and when Sara M complained her calculator was stolen I'd say here have mine. If her hands blew off it would be her own fault for receiving stolen goods
If I saw that notice I'd have to steal it but to be on the safe side I'd rip the note off and when Sara M complained her calculator was stolen I'd say here have mine. If her hands blew off it would be her own fault for receiving stolen goods
Jenkem (Thursday, 15 Nov 2012) Reply
Not only did I steal an expensive calculator - it also does jokes!
Not only did I steal an expensive calculator - it also does jokes!
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