Monday’s Likileake Suggests Smell Your Coffee

dailyleake01This Likileake Talks About Smelling your cup of coffee first:

worriedmanSmell your cup of coffee: A 16 year old boy recently decided to play a prank on his school teacher.  He went into a storage room where he knew the teacher’s coffee pot was and urinated in the pot.  The teacher and one other faculty member drank the tainted coffee.

It was one of the other teachers that said the coffee smelled like chemicals or cleaning solution.  A surveillance camera in the storage room may have the necessary proof of who the boy is that pulled this horrible prank.  I have had a few bad cups of coffee in my time but hopefully none of them contained human urine.  Have you had your cup of coffee today?

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