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Replies to "I like that, @galliganwirth: The Halfway Rule. Anytime you reach the halfway mark, you have permission..."
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>> I like that, @galliganwirth: The Halfway Rule. Anytime you reach the
>> halfway mark, you have permission to declare completion! I'm going to try
>> that. Next time I'm halfway through a PT session and feeling too tired to
>> go on, I'll just announce, "Well, that's it. I'm done for today." Or
>> halfway through a dental visit, hop out of the chair, and say, "That's
>> enough 'open wide' for me. I'm going home." Or (and this happens to me a
>> lot) you find yourself at a boring dinner party, quietly fold your napkin,
>> stand up, and say, "I'm beat. It's been a long day. I'm turning in."
>> Definitely, @galliganwirth, I'm going to try it: The Halfway Rule. (Have a
>> wonderful day, @galliganwirth! –Ray (@ray666) )
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Remember you are only required to give your rank and serial number.
And not even what invading country you are from which is also your
privilege. Finally one should never take issue with a raccoon inside a
dumpster having its breakfast. Have a wonderful half day X 2.