My thanks to Emmi, Carly and Siress Yorkie for making me laugh this morning. All three sent me this hilarious exchange.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
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I loved that so much....
Ah. I think I've found a new way to pay bills.
It sort of reminds me of the time a doctor's office sent me a bill.
I'd taken my child in, and waited for two or three hours. At the end of the three hours, they told me I had a past due amount and they wouldn't be able to see my child. I was pissed beyond belief that they hadn't told me when I first arrived, or, I don't know, when I made the appt. A few days later, I got a bill from them. I sent them a bill in which I charged them for the hours of my time they wasted. Since the amount I owed was coincidentally the amount they owed me, I informed them that we were even. I never went there again, and I never heard from them again.
-Confusia
It's like Crank Yankers on email.
It killed me when Jane emailed him the gif file back...twice.
WHO'S SPIDER IS THAT?
There's another story about someone trying to pay a traffic ticket by sending in a picture of some money. In response, he received a picture of a set of handcuffs.
I love you... i would have taken the spider.. that drawing is god like and would look lovely above my mantel.
that woman must have the patience of a saint not to go off.
I think she was having fun and thought it was funny that he sent her the spider drawing. Otherwise why would she have even bothered to respond, not only once but several times?
Made me laugh! Thanks. :D
I need to print and frame and put in my office... its close to some of the same excuses I get for non-payment. Maybe I should keep track like they do of the deaths Klinger came up with in M.A.S.H.!
Confusia - Bravo! I love that story.
Daisy - I think you are right. I bet Ms. Gilles told all her coworkers about it.
One time I was alerted to a typo on a DVD seller's website that resulted in them offering a set of Hitchcock DVDs for a ridiculously low price. I placed an order, and later received an e-mail from a CS person saying that they were sorry, it was a typo, they could not honor that price, but instead would offer 5% off any purchase. That's right: 5%. So I wrote this woman back a completely sarcastic e-mail, saying, wow, 5 percent, how can you guys stay in business offering such an amazing discount? I'm gonna buy out the entire store.... five whole percent.. I hit the jackpot! etc etc. She wrote me back and said, "Your reply, while rude and sarcastic, amused me, and has been posted on my office door."
I wrote her back and said I was just having fun with her and never expected them to honor the typo price, but thought it was worth a shot.
That out of office reply kills me.
I think I want to marry him.
Darn, I'm married already.
At first I thought this was a hoax... but no? In any case, great work-break laugh!
Also got me thinking: Yet another career that I'd fail: Collections! The woman must have taken a specialized training course in patience!
In the poll on the left, what button do I push if I want to mess with your head so you can't defeat my anti advertising filter?
Should I send you a drawing of a spider?
I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
Does that count as my workout today, seeing as how I must have burned a thousand calories rolling on the floor...
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