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The Day After Tomorrow

So that was yesterday, and this is today. I believe being moody and cranky is completely justifiable, because if the weather can change on a whim, I so as fuck can too. And I believe Ohio is the only state that can actually say, "And tomorrow morning, there is a 75 % chance of the Apocalypse with morning fog."

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5:01 PM

You guys need some more Southern blood piped into this place...warm things up a tad.    



11:03 AM

75% chance of Apocalypse?! Sweet... Cthulhu rising from the waters to destroy humanity and--

Wait... this is Ohio. That means we'd get the Book of Revelations style, wouldn't we? Crap.    



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