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SATURDAY, 2 NOVEMBER 1957
Opposites attract.
Then they argue about the thermostat for forty years. Whoever outlives the other finally sets it.
— Zack, unqualified
VERIFIEDUNHELPFUL
PREVIOUSLY, ON YOUR DECLINE
- Running clears your head. Mostly of the idea that you're a runner.
- You film "Sunday reset" videos. By Tuesday your room has reset itself, to Saturday.
- You are exactly where you're meant to be. That should frighten you more than…
- Start the week strong. Or at 9:14, camera off, pretending your face is a…
- You got the ick because they ran for a bus. You've been single three…
- The form needs a form. The second form is not currently available.
- Every Monday you swear this week will be different. You've sworn it nine hundred…
THE CALENDAR OF DESPAIR
Newsletter / Issue No. 446
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