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hepcat Grand Master

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Back when I was a wee tot at age 4, going to preschool, we had things like Pajama Day, Western Day, Hat Day, etc.

So one day I decided to ask my teacher when we were having "Naked Day"

She told me that people are required to wear clothes. I told her that one day I would celebrate Naked Day.

Anyone else have a theme day they are dedicated to celebrate?

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When I worked at Wachovia, I forced the department to approve a jersey day for the MNF game against the Dolphins

Wasnt just a Panthers jersey day, a bunch of people wore other teams jerseys

I put together a huge tailgate we had hotdogs, cookies, cakes, people brought it homemade stuff, chicken nuggets, it was AWESOOOME

Just another reason to not be working yayyy

At my new job there is only 8 of us in my branch and no one watches footballl, so I would probably be alone on that idea now.

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hahahahaha omg I wish I could get drunk at work everyday that would be awesome.

the whole clothes off thing wouldn't go over too well considering my boss and 1 of my co workers is gay

(so if you do the math, I work with 4 guys, 50% of which are gay)

I don't think I could handle doublefisting beer AND tequila...that would be a definite challenge.

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hahahahaha omg I wish I could get drunk at work everyday that would be awesome.

the whole clothes off thing wouldn't go over too well considering my boss and 1 of my co workers is gay

(so if you do the math, I work with 4 guys, 50% of which are gay)

I don't think I could handle doublefisting beer AND tequila...that would be a definite challenge.

meh you could handle it

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