mnvnjnsn's Diary To contact send email to mnvnjnsnATSIGNgmailDOTcom. 2003-10-27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It must be so hard You know, I really should think twice before I write. I don't know what effect my words have on people. What I write could hurt people's feelings. What I write could ruin people's lives. I had no idea. I would like to issue an apology to the following people:
I would especially like to apologize to the narratrix of Unsolved History. It seems that my little journal here has upset the delicate balance that is The Life of a Historical Documentary Narrator. That was not my intent at all. Please don't take what I said personally! I wasn't trying to genuinely critique your work. Clearly I'm not that clever. I mean, I work 8 hours a day, how clever is that? All I was doing was trying to fill the void that can't be filled by drugs and alcohol. I wasn't being cruel, I was being blithe and unthinking. How was I to know you would run a google search for your own job description? Well, lesson learned! From now on, I won't write a bad word about anybody. And if I do, you can bet it will be in Ig-Pay Atin-Lay. Our Narratrix's comment has got me thinking, though. Just what qualifies me as being "[a] distasteful member of society?" What is it exactly? I can't be expected to better myself if I don't know what to work on. So, with this in mind, I'm officially starting the "Why Emily is a Distasteful Member of Society" contest: THE RULES
The winner of the "Why Emily is a Distasteful Member of Society" contest will receive an "Unsolved History" DVD of an episode of their choice. Don't forget! This is YOUR chance to critique the critiquer! 4:35 p.m. - 2003-10-27 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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