[QUOTE=Annie-Xmas]
At the place across the street from my office, you can feed FIVE people ($3 sandwich, $1 drink). Good sammiches too.
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Oh well, maybe your place has more competition. Do you work in an area with a lot of easily accessible alternatives?
[QUOTE=Spectre of Pithecanthropus]
Oh well, maybe your place has more competition. Do you work in an area with a lot of easily accessible alternatives?
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I work in an area where you cannot go a half block without running into a place that sells food.
[QUOTE=Annie-Xmas]
I work in an area where you cannot go a half block without running into a place that sells food.
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That’s like where I live, but unfortunately not where I work.
[QUOTE=Mouse_Maven]
I like this. Make a bunch of origami people, trample them like Godzilla, then roll on them. Followed by cookies, juice and a long nap in a rubber room. 
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Migawd, you are such a party woman! Your husband is a lucky, *lucky * man!
Get on the roof of a very tall building and toss them into the wind.
Cool idea, Kat!
[QUOTE=Mama Zappa]
Oh cool - I’ll have to try that myself!
I jumped into the thread to suggest Where’s George myself. Great minds thing alike. I’ve actually gone so far as to spend money to get a rubber stamp, rather than just handwriting on them.
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I had my stamp made at Costco. It says:
Where am I going?
Where have I been?
While it all fits on the blank area next to the seal on a dollar bill, I would make the line size a point or two smaller if I could do it over again. Otherwise, it looks cool. Sometimes though, I just tape off the first two lines and stamp the last one on the border of the bill.