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(Score: 2, Funny) by pTamok on Thursday January 01, @09:38PM (1 child)
...a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year!
I make but one New Year's resolution, which is:
It is broken at the point of its creation, which means I don't have to worry about breaking it.
On alternate years, I make the following resolution:
If I feel like it, I will substitute it with:
I am open to suggestions for further useful New Year's resolutions along similar lines.
(Score: 2, Funny) by pTamok on Friday January 02, @01:14AM
My research into choosing a New Year's resolution continues, and I have decided to put them in an arbitrary but logical order: Arithmetical. My New Years resolution of choice is the first one that cannot be described in a finite number of words.
My friend Dr. Gödel recommends that I only make New Year's resolutions where achieving them requires me to break them. He finds it impossible to decide on one each year.