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Last post by Metaliant 27 Jun 2007 15:22
Can I buy a vowel?
Hi team. ..
I need help.
I suck at Internet speak ... I absolutely hate it, To be honest.
So anyway, I got this email here at work from a vendor regarding some samples that are coming into our warehouse.
I am knackered if I can decipher half of it.
Please help a non-code-breaking Swannie on this one. (This guy, believe it or not, is the owner of the company and is in his late 50's) I think I have a basic idea ... but ... shit. THIS IS A GOD DAMN WORK EMAIL! Can't people leave this shit for personal communications?!
Email below:
U shld rcv tdy smpl for fit try. Wld u pls e mail ur comments each stle
Fed xp XXXX XXXX X
After try on gv to steve to rtn tdy n use
fed xp nbr
Acct XXXX-XXXX-X
Steve knows how to shp n inclde comm inv
For fed xp
Pls e mail me the fed xp
Nbr used to rtn smpls
These smpls are needed for pdctn in fcty
Thnks n rgds mel
Thanks guys ...
SJ
Originally posted by SJ_SwanJun Can I buy a vowel? Hi team. .. I need help. I suck at Internet speak ... I absolutely hate it, To be honest. So anyway, I got this email here at work from a vendor regarding some samples that are coming into our warehouse. I am knackered if I can decipher half of it. Please help a non-code-breaking Swannie on this one. (This guy, believe it or not, is the owner of the company and is in his late 50's) I think I have a basic idea ... but ... shit. THIS IS A GOD DAMN WORK EMAIL! Can't people leave this shit for personal communications?! Email below: U shld rcv tdy smpl for fit try. Wld u pls e mail ur comments each stle Fed xp XXXX XXXX X After try on gv to steve to rtn tdy n use fed xp nbr Acct XXXX-XXXX-X Steve knows how to shp n inclde comm inv For fed xp Pls e mail me the fed xp Nbr used to rtn smpls These smpls are needed for pdctn in fcty Thnks n rgds mel Thanks guys ... SJSJ, this is what came into my mind.Does it make any (more) sense now? Are you paying the e-mails at the number of characters ?
yoU should receive today (a)? sample for fit try. Wolud you please e-mail ur(gently)? comments each stle
Fed xp XXXX XXXX X
After try(ing) on give to steve to return today in use
fed (feed-back?) xp nbr
Acct XXXX-XXXX-X
Steve knows how to ship on include comm inv
For fed xp
Please e-mail me the fed (feed-back)? xp
Nbr used to return samples
These samples are needed for production in factory
Thanks in regards mel
CricketBeautiful
Forum God
posted 27 Jun 2007 10:48
I'd vote UR is "your".
n might be "and"
comm ????
Thanks and regards, from Me!
Ugh!!!!!
Better than some I've seen, but still,...
Tell the guy to get a Blackberry! (Or one of the new Palms; you can bring up a screen with a full keyboard.)
Or get list of approved short-forms from him.
I wouldn't send that mess to my husband, let alone an employee. It's no longer appropriate to expect someone else to decipher what you're too important to make clear.
SJ_SwanJun
Forum Goddess
posted 27 Jun 2007 11:08
Thanks, guys ...
I finally cracked the code over lunch (even though I am a very sick Swan, I still managed to come out of my medicated haze and figure it out - Meds always make me feel drunk)
This is what it was supposed to read:
You should receive today a sample for fit-try. Would you please email me your comments for each style.
FedEx shipping #XXX XXXX
After trying on give to Steve to return today and use Spirit FedEx number XXXX-XXXX-X
Steve knows how to ship and include Commercial Invoice for FedEx.
Please email me the FedEx Shipping # used to return samples.
These samples are needed for production facility.
Thanks and Regards....
I mean, shit ... is that so hard to type out? And he knows full well that the damn FedEx stuff comes through me, so .... Ugh .....
Idiot ...
Oh well - there goes the English language ... and I thought people saying "axe" instead of ask, and "di -eh-n't" instead of didn't were painful...
SJ
Starting to sound older and older every day....
CricketBeautiful
Forum God
posted 27 Jun 2007 13:35
Just wait till Josh starts writing for school. They start sounding reasonable, we'll introduce "adult" spelling a few words at at time, but they've now been through the "common" words three times (once per year) and half of what I see they still don't insist they use it. And looks like he'll get a bunch of weak (as in, they don't learn it even if we do try to teach it, so why bother) teachers next year. Sigh.
CricketBeautiful
Forum God
posted 27 Jun 2007 14:01
Here, start writing to you boss in this:
http://easyscript.com/default.asp
And if your company pays for courses related to the job, make him pay for the course!
Well maybe that was an encripted e-mail that contained classified data.
One can never know.
One can never know.
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