story of my life…

story of my life…

Only the greatest places to surf are inaccessible.

Only the greatest places to surf are inaccessible.

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If only…

If only…

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keneke:
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keneke:

At work I have Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE on the computer. This is pretty accurate.

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letslivestoned:

Tama is a calico cat who is the station master and operating officer at Kishi Station in Kinokawa, Wakayama, Japan. As station master her primary duty is to greet passengers. The position comes with a stationmaster’s hat; in lieu of a salary, the railway provides Tama with free cat food.
In January 2008, Tama was promoted to “super station master” in a ceremony attended by the president of the company and the mayor; as a result of her promotion, she is “the only female in a managerial position” in the company. Her new position has an “office”—a converted ticket booth containing a litter box. In January 2010, railway officials promoted Tama to the post of “Operating Officer” in recognition of her contribution to expanding the customer base. Tama will maintain the stationmaster’s job while taking over the new job, and is the first cat to become an executive of a railroad corporation.
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letslivestoned:

Tama is a calico cat who is the station master and operating officer at Kishi Station in Kinokawa, Wakayama, Japan. As station master her primary duty is to greet passengers. The position comes with a stationmaster’s hat; in lieu of a salary, the railway provides Tama with free cat food.

In January 2008, Tama was promoted to “super station master” in a ceremony attended by the president of the company and the mayor; as a result of her promotion, she is “the only female in a managerial position” in the company. Her new position has an “office”—a converted ticket booth containing a litter box. In January 2010, railway officials promoted Tama to the post of “Operating Officer” in recognition of her contribution to expanding the customer base. Tama will maintain the stationmaster’s job while taking over the new job, and is the first cat to become an executive of a railroad corporation.

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