Re: The Jar I “Couldn’t” Open
I’m not sure if you are aware that my hands were a little wet when the pickle jar was passed to me.
I’m not sure if you are aware that my hands were a little wet when the pickle jar was passed to me.
I’m not very good with computers, could you clarify what you mean by “you somehow attached your son to your previous email rather than your story”?
Please refrain from kicking the waxwork likeness of Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, between his legs.
Henry has been doing our newsletter since 1986. He’s a little set in his ways, but we love him.
Day 2,121: In my book, only cowards change their email when a better and more convenient option becomes available.
Dear Future Pulitzer Winner: Out of our hundreds of submissions, not a single one has the cachet to pull our magazine out of the pit of tedium.
I’ll cut to the chase-Please stop running blackjack tables out of the CubeSmart.
Please do not straddle the beast unless you have experience wielding crotch rockets of NASA caliber.
Although, if I’m honest, Amanda has horrible email etiquette. One time she shared her screen during a meeting and I saw 12,000 unread emails.
Your message may simply be too sophisticated to be understood by lower life forms.
FALL Under The Spell Of The New York Blood Center’s Impending Autumn Drive. Ah-Ah-AH!
Like our CEO wrote in his “Daily Wake-Up” email, all of our cubicles can be temples of productivity.