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ITerrible: Corrected a few spelling mistakes and grammatical errors.

ITerrible — Wed, 19 Oct 2016 17:24:01 GMT

Corrected a few spelling mistakes and grammatical errors.

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-	It is a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, ~~and~~ and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.	+	It is a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as a gardener or a dog walker, or anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.

	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needs to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.		You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needs to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.
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	The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.		The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.

-	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful, and the government won't help us contact him. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about ~~Walfried~~. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."	+	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful, and the government won't help us contact him. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfreid. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."

	Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe: see a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.		Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe: see a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.

Wolfwhistle at 07:42, 8 July 2015

Wolfwhistle — Wed, 08 Jul 2015 07:42:28 GMT

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	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needs to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.		You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needs to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.

-	The footsteps stop at your door. You hear a knock. Without waiting for an invitation, your boss opens up the door. He has a troubled look on his face. "Melissa", he says, "~~can~~ you come to my office?"	+	The footsteps stop at your door. You hear a knock. Without waiting for an invitation, your boss opens up the door. He has a troubled look on his face. "Melissa," he says. "Can you come to my office?"

-	Your heart starts to pound. This can't be anything good. "Uh sure."	+	Your heart starts to pound. This can't be anything good. "Uh, sure."

	The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.		The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.
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	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful, and the government won't help us contact him. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."		"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful, and the government won't help us contact him. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."

-	Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe~~. See~~ a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.	+	Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe: see a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.

	But, there's the Sobe case. You like Michael. In fact, he's your best friend at the office, but you don't want even him to take all the credit for your work!		But, there's the Sobe case. You like Michael. In fact, he's your best friend at the office, but you don't want even him to take all the credit for your work!

Rawar at 19:37, 21 October 2009

Rawar — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:37:47 GMT

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	It is a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.		It is a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.

-	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case ~~needed~~ to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.	+	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needs to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.

	The footsteps stop at your door. You hear a knock. Without waiting for an invitation, your boss opens up the door. He has a troubled look on his face. "Melissa", he says, "can you come to my office?"		The footsteps stop at your door. You hear a knock. Without waiting for an invitation, your boss opens up the door. He has a troubled look on his face. "Melissa", he says, "can you come to my office?"

Rawar at 19:36, 21 October 2009

Rawar — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:36:48 GMT

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-	It ~~was~~ a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.	+	It is a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.

	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needed to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.		You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needed to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.

Rawar at 04:54, 27 March 2009

Rawar — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:54:37 GMT

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	The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.		The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.

-	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."	+	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful, and the government won't help us contact him. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."

	Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.		Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.

Rawar at 04:11, 27 March 2009

Rawar — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:11:45 GMT

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	The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.		The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.

-	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam ~~owns~~ a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."	+	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owned a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."

	Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.		Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.

Platypus at 13:54, 18 March 2009

Platypus — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 13:54:33 GMT

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	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needed to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.		You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needed to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.

-	The footsteps stop at your door. You hear a knock. Without waiting for an invitation, your boss opens up the door. He has a troubled look on his face. "Melissa", he says, "~~Can~~ you come to my office?"	+	The footsteps stop at your door. You hear a knock. Without waiting for an invitation, your boss opens up the door. He has a troubled look on his face. "Melissa", he says, "can you come to my office?"

	Your heart starts to pound. This can't be anything good. "Uh sure."		Your heart starts to pound. This can't be anything good. "Uh sure."
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	*[[Take a trip to Romania!]]		*[[Take a trip to Romania!]]
	*[[Forget it. I've got other things I need to work on.]]		*[[Forget it. I've got other things I need to work on.]]
		+	[[Category: Transylvanian Terror]]

Rawar at 05:20, 18 March 2009

Rawar — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 05:20:32 GMT

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	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owns a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."		"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owns a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."

-	~~You're~~ mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.	+	Your mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.

	But, there's the Sobe case. You like Michael. In fact, he's your best friend at the office, but you don't want even him to take all the credit for your work!		But, there's the Sobe case. You like Michael. In fact, he's your best friend at the office, but you don't want even him to take all the credit for your work!

Rawar at 05:19, 18 March 2009

Rawar — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 05:19:55 GMT

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	The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.		The two of you walk down the hall to his office. He closes the door behind you, and sits down at his desk. You sit facing him.

-	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owns a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and ~~maybe even lives~~. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."	+	"One of our oldest clients, Mr. Carl Von Furchtsam, passed away three days ago. His will states that he is leaving his property to his younger brother, Walfreid. Unfortunately, we don't know who he his, where he is, or if he's still alive. The one thing we know is that he's not living in the country. Mr. Furchtsam immigrated years ago from Romania. In fact, Mr. Furchtsam owns a castle there, in Schlechter Vielfrass. He inherited it after he came to America, but I presume it's where his family lived, and they might still be there. Unfortunately, our attempts to reach them by telephone have not been successful. We've been told that the mail system is not reliable either, and so we'd like to send one of our own people to find out about Walfried. I want you to go. I know you're busy on the Sobe case, but Michael can take it on."

	You're mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.		You're mind is spinning just thinking about it! You could take what's essentially a paid vacation to rural Europe. See a castle, get out of the office, and, oh yeah, do a bit of work too.

Rawar at 05:18, 18 March 2009

Rawar — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 05:18:14 GMT

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-	It was a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you ~~had~~ to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.	+	It was a bright and sunny day. Unfortunately, you have to be inside. The life of a working woman is never easy, and it gets harder as summer approaches. Sometimes, you think you should have chosen a career as gardener or dog walker, or.. anything to get you outside, really. But the pay as a property lawyer is better than the pay for dog walkers, and and to tell the truth, it can be exciting sometimes, so you suffer through.

	You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needed to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.		You hear footsteps outside your office, and you hurriedly turn away from the window back to your desk. No time for daydreaming! The Sobe vs. Sobe case needed to be wrapped up, and you could get a raise if you handle this one well.