Mathmatical Equation - It will get better...
Dr. Cliff Arnalls, an English pyschologist, has determined that today is the MOST DEPRESSING DAY OF THE YEAR.
He makes this determination based on a formula, taking into account seven factors:
--weather;
--debt;
--montly salary;
--time since Christmas;
--time since last tried to quit and failed;
--motivation levels; and
--need to take action.
The mathmatical equation is Weather + Debt - Monthly salary x Time since Christmas X Time since last tried to quit and failed / Motivation levels + Need to take action.
So the mathmatical equation (in geekland) is W+ (D-d)] x TQ M x NA (I failed my last math class, so I have no idea what that means.) ;-)
The best news - I'm in a good mood today. Bodes well for the year, no? ;-)
He makes this determination based on a formula, taking into account seven factors:
--weather;
--debt;
--montly salary;
--time since Christmas;
--time since last tried to quit and failed;
--motivation levels; and
--need to take action.
The mathmatical equation is Weather + Debt - Monthly salary x Time since Christmas X Time since last tried to quit and failed / Motivation levels + Need to take action.
So the mathmatical equation (in geekland) is W+ (D-d)] x TQ M x NA (I failed my last math class, so I have no idea what that means.) ;-)
The best news - I'm in a good mood today. Bodes well for the year, no? ;-)
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