To: Chev. Michel d'Alembert
From: Chev. Noir leBlanc
Sir,
Your records are, unfortunately, quite correct. As my letter implied, I had
hoped that my exuberance for the position might make up for a lack of formal
qualifications [OOC: And my rulebook was at the shop, so I forgot what the
qualifications were]. Please consider this letter a withdrawl of my
application.
I am, however, still interested in learning how I can serve in His Majesty's
government. I know that at some point I will be either too old or too
wounded to serve at the front, so I am hoping to develop another set of
qualifications to prepare for that eventuality. Any advice or assistance
that you or Duc Senior can provide would be most appreciated.
Also, please pass on to the Duc that my offer of dinner is still valid. It
is the least I can do to make up for this youthful folly.
At your service
Noir le Blanc
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Press <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 6:07 AM
Subject: Banana: MdA to NlB
> Chevalier le Blanc
>
> In response to your letter to this office indicating your interest in the
> post of Minister without Portfolio: I have examined the records on behalf
> of Minister Senior, and there appears to be a little confusion. According
> to what I found, you have been dubbed a Chevalier by le Roi, and you have
> earned the rank of Major in the Queen's Own Carabiniers. Unfortunately,
the
> post of Minister without Portfolio requires successful applicants to be
> either a Brigadier General or a Baron - please would you clarify the
> situation to enable us to amend our records if they are at fault.
>
> Yours in Service
>
> Chev. Michel d'Alembert
> Aide to Minister Jean Senior Junior
>
>
>
> Mike Pope
>
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