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Old 01-31-2012, 06:52 AM
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Mike, hope you have a happy birthday today. I'll drink a cold one for ya!
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Thanks Oak! I hope to be enjoying one or two tonight after work! Now if I could only figure out how to get one of the Cubs into the basement next to the woodstove
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Hope you have a great day. I still think no one should have to work on their Birthday.
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Thanks Guys!

I agree, it should be manditory that you do not have to work on your birthday and still get to collect your pay! Made it through the day...almost clocked someone -but that's another story!

Home now, relaxing with the dog & cat. Wife will be home soon and we will be having some seafood for supper and likely a couple cold ones!

Things are look'n GOOD!

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...almost clocked someone -!
They offered you a gift and you didn't take it?

That would have been a great Bday present for yourself!

Happy Birthday!!
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Happy BIRTHDAY MIKE!!!! Have a great day. I'll have a few beers for you. Rich,Donna and the Girls
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Happiest of Birthday's Mike!
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