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“Mistletoe Mishaps” – The Rom-Com That Charmed Its Way to a Nobel Prize!
In an unprecedented turn of events that has left both Hollywood and the Nobel Committee in a state of delightful disbelief, the romantic comedy “Mistletoe Mishaps” has been awarded the Nobel Prize. Yes, you read that right. The film, which initially set out to be a light-hearted, festive romp, has somehow ended up in the…
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Chilly Climates: Unraveling the Office Cold Front
In a glass-walled office perched on the 12th floor, sunlight reflected off the chrome embellishments of a desk where sat Mr. Davidson, a man known for his executive calm and deliberative speech. Across from him, in a chair that seemed to draw tighter around her with each passing second, was Emma, an employee whose work…
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Claws for Confession: The Curious Interrogations of Detective Bigsby
It was a hard-boiled city, where secrets were stashed like bootlegged liquor and trust was as scarce as an honest politician. And on a night when the fog rolled in like a pack of thieves, Detective Bigsby was on the prowl in Interrogation Room 3. Detective Sergeant Marlowe, a man whose wrinkles were etched by…
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The Big Cat-tastrophe
Once upon a time in the heart of Cat City, there was a feline named Bubbles who was, quite literally, the talk of the town. Not because of her fetching whiskers, nor because of her mesmerizing purr, but because Bubbles was…well, too big for her britches. Or her litter box, to be precise. Every morning,…
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A Tête-à-Tête with the De Facto King of Carbon Footprints, or ‘How To Wear Green While Bleeding Black’
Well, butter my biscuits and slap on the recyclable sunscreen, because today we’re chatting with the Executive in Chief of, let’s call it, “Obsidian Industries.” You’ve probably never heard of them, but your grandchildren will. They’ll be the ones coughing up the polluted legacy this mega-corporation is generously gifting to the world. Mr. Executive, it’s…
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Million Dollar Art by a Drummer
Tour Guide: Ladies and gentlemen, I’d like to draw your attention to this exceptional piece of art on display. This painting is the creation of our special guest today, Mr. Adam Keats, a talented drummer who, due to financial constraints, used a canvas as a drum. What’s even more fascinating is that instead of drumsticks,…
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If it doesn’t fit…
Once upon a time, in the quaint town of Everwood, there was a sensational trial that gripped the attention of everyone who lived there. The defendant, a charming and well-liked local named Benjamin Alistair, was accused of a crime he swore he hadn’t committed. His lawyer, a crafty and creative attorney named Oliver Montgomery, was…
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The King of Snazziland
Once upon a time, in the unusual kingdom of Snazziland, there was a king named Benedict. He ruled the country from a train car on the subway. Yes, you heard that right, a train car on the subway! But that’s not even the most absurd part. His throne was an old suitcase, and his cat,…
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Cover Letter
Dear Hiring Manager, I am writing to express my keen interest in the Tedium Specialist position at your esteemed organization. With over a decade of experience in watching grass grow and paint dry, I am confident that I possess the unique skills, knowledge, and abilities that your organization is looking for. My expertise in tedium…
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Syllabus – Counting Jelly Beans
Course Description: This course is designed to explore the rich history of guessing the number of jelly beans in a jar, from its origins in carnival games to its use in marketing and advertising. Students will learn about different counting techniques and strategies for making educated guesses, and will have the opportunity to conduct experiments…
