So, in my campaign to stop getting annoying forwards, I decided to target the people I used to work with. After head office dismantled that department, a book was sent around to collect e-mails --- a means of keeping in touch, even though I had zero desire to do so. But I didn't want to seem like an anti-social bitch, so I put down a rarely-used e-
(
Read more... )
Comments 5
My reply to her? Would've been:
Dear pot,
I'll take that under advisement.
Regards,
- Kettle.
Reply
Reply
I just got the craziest forward, I haven't had one like it in ages - a GIANT powerpoint slideshow with a 'chinese proverb' that was about 8 slides long. It started in the Netherlands and went around the wrold 8 times. But it was sent from a missionary in South Africa. If you don't send it within 4 days, your children may fall ill and die - but if you DO send it, you'll be a millionaire. The whole damn thing must've been twenty slides long.
Even though the whole zillion slides of the proverb were about how money can buy a house, not a home, blood, not a life, etc etc.
Hahaha, oh my God. Friggin' Internet.
Reply
One woman wrote the nastiest e-mail and another woman got all snotty on me.
I got tired of it after awhile and just automatically hit delete.
My theory? They're all middle-aged women. The Internet is this novel, relatively new experience for them. They do not understand that forwards just aren't cool. It's like flooding your mail box with junk mail. How cool is that? Not very.
What irritates me is that my friend actually called to tell me about one of the replies (she's one of the people on the list who had the fortune of reading the "reply all" response from Bitch 1 and Bitch 2) even though I told her not to tell me about it. Like, WTF?
Reply
Leave a comment