Oooh, the mail brought a good thing! [link]
Spike's Bitches 46: Don't I get a cookie?
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
In the unlikely event that I ever have someone to break up with, I want the entire transaction to be by e-mail.
Goodness, yes. I asked The Girl out by e-mail. I am a total coward, especially where the phone is concerned.
I am going to bed, as I should be vaguely coherent for chairing a session tomorrow. (Fortunately, it is not the one with the tea man. I might have shouted at him about how he's destroying people's dreams and killing all the butterflies.)
Jilli - lots of ~ma to you and your mom.
Yes, much ongoing ~ma and thoughts, Jilli.
I would be way too chicken to ask someone out via email. The wait would kill me. I'd rather be told no right away, and also have no potentially permanent record of the question or the answer.
Note, I've never asked anyone out. So it's all theory.
I think I'd probably try and break up face to face, just because I'd want it done with me that way. Also, less in the way of perm records again.
I was broken up with via a note left on my coffee table. One in which my ex confessed to having cheated on me with my best friend.
I am not at all fond of being broken up with via any kind of note, electronic or otherwise.
I was broken up with via a note left on my coffee table. One in which my ex confessed to having cheated on me with my best friend.
Worst Post-It endorsement...ever.
I was broken up with via a note left on my coffee table. One in which my ex confessed to having cheated on me with my best friend.
It does sort of feel like someone turned off the show before it was over and never really let you see the end.
Here for your entertainment(with some editing) is an email chain between me and our own Alibelle, who works down the hall from me.
From: Me
To: Alibelle
You are correct and your name should not be on this email. Please tell no one and forget you ever read it.
R.
- ******
From: Alibelle
To: Me
As I suspected.
Of course, I received an email yesterday from my mom’s cousin that I deleted since it apparently was an advertisement for his PI business, and minutes later I received another email telling me it was sent to me in error, please disregard it and shred it. Please do not share it with any other people. I’m just telling this so that you are aware that I have no intentions of shredding your email.
Sincerely,
A.
- ********
From: Me
To: Alibelle
I would like you to shred it MENTALLY.
- *****
From: Alibelle
To: Me
TOUGH LUCK to you.
- ******
From: Me
To: Alibelle
Now I am shredding YOU mentally.
Adorkable!