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Rain Leave
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If it's raining, you don't have to come in to work - after all, it's raining.
—Ian Tindale, Apr 25 2005

Phone in bored Phone_20in_20bored
[angel, Apr 25 2005]

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       have you taken leave of your senses?
—po, Apr 25 2005
   

       Well, cricketers get away with it.
—calum, Apr 25 2005
   

       How Britain lost its empire.
—UnaBubba, Apr 25 2005
   

       umpire?
—po, Apr 25 2005
   

       Could you not simply phone in bored?
—angel, Apr 25 2005
   

       Looks like there'll be a lot of Londoners staying home this week.   

       APR 25
Monday: Cloudy with periods of light rain.
Monday night: Light rain early...then remaining cloudy with showers overnight.		   

       APR 26
Tuesday: Rain showers in the morning becoming a steady light rain in the afternoon.
Tuesday night: Occasional light rain. 		  

       APR 27
Wednesday: Light rain.		   

       APR 28
Thursday: Cloudy with rain.		   

       APR 29
Friday: Showers possible.		   

       APR 30
Saturday: Showers.
—waugsqueke, Apr 25 2005
   

       I know why Britain once controlled as much of the planet as it did. Everyone was sick of the frigging rain, back home.
—UnaBubba, Apr 25 2005
   

       [Bubba] exactly, conquer and subjugate foreign lands, then sit about and get the locals to prepare gin and tonics. Perfect.
—zen_tom, Apr 25 2005
   

       Well, the UK seems capable of being closed by half an inch of snow. And what's snow but frozen rain?   

       Not coming in today. I think it might rain later.
—moomintroll, Apr 25 2005
   

       Rainy Day Blues, an official diagnosis in the DMR111. (But then the big drug manufacturers would develop an "anti-blue day" pill, and you'd still be expected to work.) Bah!
—blissmiss, Apr 25 2005
   

       Rain, rain, go away. Come again some Monday.
—FarmerJohn, Apr 25 2005
   

       Heh, and they sent their PRISONERS to Australia as a punnishment? I can't see why anyone would want to leave!
—froglet, Apr 26 2005
   

       Because half the goddamned year is spent in 40C heat. I'm moving to Siberia.
—Detly, Apr 26 2005
   

       Yes.
—The Kat, Apr 26 2005
   

       a cuppa jutta
words whisper, the flutter		   

       blissfule deluge
wishful inttregues		   

       And during dark hurrianes
the faded picture life frames
   

       Hoq xAN i FO ON mds Vnf FONF.
—Zimmy, Apr 13 2006
   


 

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