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Did you hear about the roofing company that went out of business because it didn't have enough overhead?
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Q. Why did the cow visit the psychiatrist?
A. Because she had a moo disorder.
All of our lives, we ordinary people are expected to be loyal followers, who tamely do as we're told and don't entertain our own ideas, and nothing more. We are expected to leave the real decisions to a few recognized "leaders," and to instinctively recognize that we will never be "leaders." Yet we pay good money for courses on "leadership," and promotion within the ranks of the followers often depends on how much we know about being a leader, even though we will never be one.
What I have never seen is a course on "followership!"
April fools!
If you're as stubborn as an old mule, remember:
The mule is half ass.
mischieviousA gym is where you shell out clams to build mussels.
If all the world's mine oyster, like Shakespeare said, it's opening to me at a snail's pace.
Here are two pictures of some interesting wall art found on a commercial building near 17th and Washburn in Topeka, Kansas. Doesn't the king's scepter resemble a muffler and tail pipe?
cheeky
d'oh"Frequently Unasked Questions."
"Where angels fear to tread."
mischievious
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