Reblogging “Stop Me If You Heard This One Before”

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I’m reblogging the post “Stop Me If You Heard This One Before” because making the same mistake over and over and over again is so common. That’s why you see this joke so often:

I don’t ever make the same mistake twice.

I make it 4-5 times just to be sure.

It’s sad but true—this topic will always be current. It happens to all of us. Just like in the X-Files episode “Monday,” we’ll always find a hole in the waterbed, figuratively speaking.

Right about now, somebody would be thinking that this just shows to go you, there’s a glitch in the matrix.

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