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2 comments:
Heh.
Where I work there are four floors and the elevator says B, G, M & T. Seriously. Basement, Ground, Mezzanine, Top.
I HATE that elevator.
don't get me started. i work on the third floor and would be happy to hoof it, but unfortunately, the stairs are meant only as a means of escape, so you can't go up them, only down. weird. if they ask me why the world has grown so fat, it's because architects and carmakers are in a conspiracy to make it that way.
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