Recently, the idea of taking a week-long voluntary furlough was brought up at my place of work. The economy sucks, saving the company money, ya-dah-ya-dah-ya-dah. What is really important here is that my coworker, Joe, has discovered that if you say the word "furlough" many times in a row, you start saying the word "loafer." Try it. You'll see.
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Friday, May 29, 2009
Furlough, Loafer
Recently, the idea of taking a week-long voluntary furlough was brought up at my place of work. The economy sucks, saving the company money, ya-dah-ya-dah-ya-dah. What is really important here is that my coworker, Joe, has discovered that if you say the word "furlough" many times in a row, you start saying the word "loafer." Try it. You'll see.
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furlough-furlough-furlough-fer-loafer-loafer-loafer!!!
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