anonymous
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anonymous
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Last night I was with an “office cow” following left over pizza, Olive Garden salad, bred sticks and chocolate chip cookies in the basement of her mother’s house.
She mentioned she does not work in a medical office but a clinic and that she is highly trained as a medical assistant, which is a course taken at the local community college.
Question: Would that higher education experience classify this one as a “clinic cow?"""""""""""""""""” she’s quite obese and has an acne problem, but she’s only 19 1/2 years old and extremely "active Also, she needs to tidy up things, particularly shave her armpits and other areas. I don’t think she’s ever done that in her life!
thank you for the favor of your consideration
CEO: Anonymous
CFO: Anonymous
This Executive: Anonymous
That Executive: Anonymous
Low-flying aircraft.
1. XY = male.
2. XX = female.
3. Survival, or selection, of the fittest.
Don't jump into a pool with women if you are, in fact, a man.
Can a clinic double as an office and vice versa? No. These areas are the clinic, and those areas are the office.
Some people need to learn the hard way. I'll end up throwing the diploma into the garbage while you are giving yourselves awards.