Dear Ms. Wombal:
Good for you, speaking out like this - gives me courage. As for the word, I
believe it's the British spelling, izn't it, the extra consonant or vowel here
and there?
You think YOU have it bad? This one has me up gridding stamps all night long
for no apparent reason and the damn printer is always on, such a noise, I'm
about to lose it. And then she's off to San Francisco photographing grown men
in dresses with their undergarments showing just to get perforations or
whatever.
She's off her chump!!! She's a looney!!!
And I wish she would do something about that hair.
Your pard in weird artistic assistantships,
Zoe Ennui
Administrative Assistant to P.K. Harris
alan bowman wrote:
> Dear Mr. Nte,
>
> Re: They're all there Anna. I would suggest you click the stop
> button on your
> browser at any point during the animation to view a frame
> more clearly.
>
> Thank you for your advice, however, I was in fact querying the spelling of a
> word in frame11. You see I am not only a pedantic and meddlesome old fart,
> but an extremely fast reader too.
>
> > BTW - Say hi to your boss for me.
>
> I'm afraid I try to see as little of him as possible, and speak to him even
> less. Quite frankly, and this is just between you and me Mr. Nte, I don't
> think he knows his arse from his elbow. I mean, fancy, sitting at your
> computer all the hours the Good Lord sends, working on a so called
> "Web-site", (he's missed an "h" out if you ask me), like a man possessed he
> is, it's not right I tell you! Hours and hours he's there, whilst I, yes I,
> have got to try and keep things going. Web-site, Ha! the man doesn't know a
> hard-drive from a hard boiled egg.
> "Anna, can you make me a coffee! Anna can you nip out and get some
> envelopes for the "Fruitscores"! It's just non-stop demands.
> I try to tell him, I try to tell him, "Mr. Bowman" (I like to keep it
> professional you know, don't want to get into first names, well, people talk
> don't they, and some people round here well they can find anything and turn
> it into a bit of gossip I mean some of them can just talk and talk and talk
> and talk about anything and anybody hardly even pause for breath they
> don't.).
> Anyway, yes "Mr. Bowman" I try to tell him, "But what about all your other
> work you have to catch up on, what about some new stuff?"
> But no, he just gets that look, you know the "rabbit in the headlights" sort
> of startled/panicked look and runs off to the mountains. If you ask me the
> man needs a bloody good kick up the ar..
>
> oh crumbs he's coming in!
>
> So I would just like to end by saying "Thank You", on behalf of the
> FreeformFreakoutOrganisation, for your kind and valued assistance and we
> look forward to future correspondence.
>
> Yours sincerely
>
> Anna Wombal (Ms)
>
> Secretary
> FreeFormFreakoutOrganisation