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Mikecg Wrote:

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Jah the 15th is a weird Ole pay day.


I just give praise and thanks to the God of the 15th of the month payday, I prostrate myself before him knowing in his infinite wisdom he paid out standing orders and direct debits thereon.

So avoiding the weeping and gnashing of teeth that would have occured on the 16th and great would my overdraft have been.

Such that I would have rent my garment.

Oh, the rent, forgive me landlord I know not what you dun.

The Czech's in the post.

HonaloochieB Wrote:

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> Mikecg Wrote:

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> Jah the 15th is a weird Ole pay day.

>

> I just give praise and thanks to the God of the

> 15th of the month payday, I prostrate myself

> before him knowing in his infinite wisdom he paid

> out standing orders and direct debits thereon.

> So avoiding the weeping and gnashing of teeth that

> would have occured on the 16th and great would my

> overdraft have been.

> Such that I would have rent my garment.

> Oh, the rent, forgive me landlord I know not what

> you dun.

> The Czech's in the post.


Just spotted this one. Even I'm not sure what I was on about.

However, taking into account it was pay day, I had the day off and the time of the post, perfectly understandable.

Or not.

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