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Tuesday, January 11, 2011


TIRED OF WORKING?

The year is made up of 365 days each having
24 hours, 12 of which are night time hours
which add up to a total of 182 days.

This leaves you with 183 days to work minus
52 Sundays which leaves you 131 days to work
minus another 52 Saturdays which leaves you
79 days to work.

3 hours each day are set aside for eating and
1 hour for bathing, going to toilet which adds
up to 60 days, which leaves you only 19 days
for working.

You are entitled to 14 days for
your vacation which means
you have 5 days left for your
work minus 4 days you usually
take off due to illness or other
emergencies, which leave you
only ONE day to work
Which Happens To Be Labour Day
Which Is A Holiday.

SO, WHY ARE YOU TIRED?!



she left her palace ~

8:27 PM




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