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Fan Letter by Cthulhu Kitty
July 9th, 2007 5:25 PM
(The Submit Proof button has been disintermediated - the text that follows was written by Sean, to whom all snarky grammar corrections and other such comments should be directed.)
I returned home one day to find our mail carrier had left us a large tyvek envelope, addressed to Sam, from a very strange return address. It sort of felt like a book, which wasn't quite interesting enough to prompt a federal crime, so I took off again.
What a fool I was! I returned home to find that not only had Cyber Kitty written to us, and not only had she seen fit to include a gift, and not only was the gift an American flag, but it was - according to a nicely calligra-phied certificate - Official. The accompanying letter, gushed about the best web designers / game developers ever - and in turn, we each read it, went from appreciative to even a little embarrassed, and then flipped it over to read the second, "how d'ya like my Fan Letter?" side (I, at least, thought this was hilarious).
In any event, definitely amazing (I'll leave it to CK to divvy the proof up accordingly). An American flag makes for an interesting gift - cramming in associations with friendship, SFZero, childhood, Iraq, heraldry (just wanted to get that interesting link in), and (of course) the world's lone-and-sometimes-lonely remaining superpower. Thank you very much, from all of us!
I returned home one day to find our mail carrier had left us a large tyvek envelope, addressed to Sam, from a very strange return address. It sort of felt like a book, which wasn't quite interesting enough to prompt a federal crime, so I took off again.
What a fool I was! I returned home to find that not only had Cyber Kitty written to us, and not only had she seen fit to include a gift, and not only was the gift an American flag, but it was - according to a nicely calligra-phied certificate - Official. The accompanying letter, gushed about the best web designers / game developers ever - and in turn, we each read it, went from appreciative to even a little embarrassed, and then flipped it over to read the second, "how d'ya like my Fan Letter?" side (I, at least, thought this was hilarious).
In any event, definitely amazing (I'll leave it to CK to divvy the proof up accordingly). An American flag makes for an interesting gift - cramming in associations with friendship, SFZero, childhood, Iraq, heraldry (just wanted to get that interesting link in), and (of course) the world's lone-and-sometimes-lonely remaining superpower. Thank you very much, from all of us!
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posted by Rubin Starset on July 9th, 2007 8:47 PM
Look at the ash tray, America forever!
posted by Blue on July 10th, 2007 12:13 AM
I know that ashtray… that's Lowteck's Lair!
Snarky grammer carekchens insew
posted by SNORLAX on July 10th, 2007 12:22 AM
they proly have the exact same ashtray.
i got mine at kid robot on haight
(posted h4X0r-ishly so I could vote for it - the submit proof button was, indeed, skirted)