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I was fired because I wasn't tall enough. They told me to "go home shortstuff" and "try again next year"

 

my feelings were really hurt and then I feel down the stairs and my shoes fell off.

 

I went to go see the president the next day and I brought all my shoes and my glasses but he didn't care and put my glasses up a ledge knowing I couldn't reach them.

Has this happened to anyone else?

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Sheppard's pie.

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Last time I visited the President for tea he showed me his party trick of putting shoes on a high ledge.

 

Oh wait....

 

Maybe that was when I was drinking vodka with Putin.... I seem to recall step ladders.

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+1 from me. I'm laughing pretty hard.

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uhh..my guess.. Yes you can..

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Hehe

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