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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Spoonful of Positive: Friday Feeling
Spoonful of Positive:
“Music always sounds better on Friday.“
Lou Brutus
“It’s Friday… any plan of being a productive member of society is officially thrown out the window.“
Unknown
“Oh! It’s Friday again. Share the love that was missing during the week, In a worthy moment of peace and bliss.“
S. O’ Sade
“I know every day is a gift but where are the receipts for Mondays? I want to return it for another Friday.“
Unknown
"Happy Friday! Here’s to all of us who made it through another week of faking adulthood." Nanea Hoffman
"There’s just one legitimate synonym for Friday: Boom Shakalaka." Anonymous
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