That form letter is hilarious, but shouldn’t you blot out portions of it. You never know who is reading your site. It makes me nervous (for you).
Steve Expounded Thusly:
Hey! It’s Rodney! Huzzah!
You know, I was wondering if maybe I should alter the address or something on the Wells Fargo letter. If you can believe it, I was stupid enough to first post the pic with the account number intact! I took that off right away.
But with my address on there, I could get all kinds of wicked dangerous stalkers and letter bombs and other things. And yet, if I change it, it’s not as funny any more.
I think the Amex letter is okay. Hmm. Or maybe not.
Your concern has given me extra incentive to change them. Danke!
J Expounded Thusly:
A new voice!
Rodney Expounded Thusly:
Whew (wipes sweat from brow) – I think posting that actually shows what a trusting soul you are. That’s a good thing, I’d say. But I’ll certainly feel better when it’s changed.
Steve Expounded Thusly:
In fact, J(ohn), Rodney goes way back to posting #21. (Yes, I had to look it up.) It’s been a while since he’s chimed in. Huzzah again!
I am not so trusting… I finally bought a shredder for my apartment. I was getting tired of bringing my shreddables to work. ALl this identity theft stuff is, er, scary.
Rodney Expounded Thusly:
You are going to shred your apartment! (Sorry, couldn’t resist)
Why do I hear the words of Khan…”You still remember me, Admiral. I cannot help but be touched. I, of course, remember you.” (I would say it with more affection, though)
Steve Chooses To Expounded Thusly:
Oh, crap! A grammatical absurdity! I should have seen it from miles away. Guess my sentence construction contractor, who works for cheap, is worth every dime. Shoot and shucks.
Sorry, I ain't takin' no comments on this page. Deal, y'hear?