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justanotherguySenior Contributor
Just a thought bubble, what do Flying Monkeys do on their days off? Or any hired goon or thug? Do they sit around all depressed and sad when they're not causing trouble? Or is it a full time job? I wonder what the annual Flying Monkey Christmas Party would look like? Do they hand out awards for 'most disruptive?'
In response to: What do Flying Monkeys do on their days off?
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Hi @justanotherguy
Flying monkeys is a new term for me
I used to say to my friends, can you imagine what the "Flying monkeys" Send each other as emails. Must be horrible.
I also feared going places but then realised Flying Monkeys would not go to nice places.
Then they go to court and are put onn Good behaviour bonds.
It should be Bad Beaviour.
So you raised a thought l have also questioned.
As for Christmas parties. They stay in the group, shocking music that mentions crimes and do not care about others at all. It is often generic in my view
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