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Re: Overseas E-mails
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Posted by Chris on July 20, 2003 at 12:01:16 from (216.135.27.83):
In Reply to: Overseas E-mails posted by Karen on July 20, 2003 at 09:17:07:
I tell them how stupid they are because everything is always spelled wrong and half of what they send, you can't even make out what it says. Then I give them a few choice words that I wouldn't tell my best friends Grandma. They usaully hold off for a couple of days then send the same letter under a different name, and if anyone who sends these letters is reading this, thats really stupid. Lets face it, they aren't the brightest bunch anyhow. They usually won't stop sending you letters, but it sure does feel good to tell them off!
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