I am getting a lot of requests tonight at the front desk of the library for a stapler.
"Can I use your stapler?" People ask.
"Yes." I answer graciously. "But not the staples."
Long, confused pause.
"How about a paperclip?" They ask.
Drat.
Foiled.
I am getting a lot of requests tonight at the front desk of the library for a stapler.
"Can I use your stapler?" People ask.
"Yes." I answer graciously. "But not the staples."
Long, confused pause.
"How about a paperclip?" They ask.
Drat.
Foiled.
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