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Sometimes I just get an email that I
have to respond to. Hence, this page was created for that purpose.
So, if you gots a question for me or a response to something I
posted, by all means, let me know (email
me). If your email is "special"
enough, I'll post it here for the world to see. With that said,
let the responding begin:
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| August
23, 2004 - Is that you in the bushes? |
Dear Mr.. Poker Player,
Since I am a Royal Flush in your book, I have thought a bit about what I said to you in my prior email. I have come to the conclusion that instead of you thinking about updating your website first thing in the morning, that you now think of me! Since I had to point out several mistakes to you on your recent post of your seventh arch-nemesis, I feel it is in your best interest for me to proof your work before you jump the guns and post it on your site. We certainly don't want your friends to think you cant write. As for me learning how to stalk you, I don't need anyone else's help. I am just playing you for a fool right now until the true stalker in me decides to pay you a visit. Oh, I know you are scared now. Yet, a big part of me thinks that you would actually enjoy me stalking you. Cha..cha..cha. I hope you enjoy your weekend even though you will not be able to grace me with your presence. Until next time.
Your number one fan,
Babyblue
Dear Biggest Fan,
By biggest you mean the stalkiest right? And yes, I know that's
not a word but it is now (patient pending). Because this is the
internet and everything you read on the internet is a 100%
truthful.
Playing me for a fool eh? I hate to tell you this but you'll
probably have to stand in line for that, which is to the right.
The fire betty line forms to the left. However, in the event that your true
inner stalker decides to manifest (i.e. during a full moon) and
pay me a visit...I've moved. Yep. My new address is 1600 Pennsylvania
Ave, Washington DC. I'll leave the front gate unlocked and the
back window to my room open. Just wear black (so the neighbors don't
see you) and bring a plastic bag of flour (we'll make some
cookies). If anyone asks you for the secret password, its
"Infidels." You have to scream it.
I hate to break it to you, but my friends know that I can't write.
After all, I am a Computer Science major not a British Literature
of the 19th Century major. I do what I can with what I came down
with off the hills of Climax. Actually, I purposely put in grammatical
errors and spelling misteaks to test my audience. So congratulations!!!
You win my respect and admiration as a grammatical fixer-upper. Oh
yeah, and thanks for looking out for my best interests BTW. In the
meantime, keep raising your glasses against evil forces.
Ain't Skeerd,
Joshua
PS - One more thing, you put two periods after Mr. Try to catch
that next time.
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| August
17, 2004 - Shhhh...don't tell anyone |
Dear Mr. I'm not laughing at you but with you,
I have to say you have a very impressive site. Of course, if anyone really knows you, they know that you are a computer dork and live for things like your website. I am sure each day you wake up, make your bed, and think to yourself, "Yeah, I get to update my website!" I know you won't find what I am saying offensive because you know I adore your geek-like qualities. At least by the time you finish college you won't be just a computer nerd but a really old computer nerd. Is it sad that I am probably going to graduate before you and you are how much older than me? Hmm...interesting. You know some women go for guys with the gray look. Me on the other hand, I am hoping to start dating you long before that time!!!
Lots of love,
Your secret admirer
PS It defeats the point of saying I am your secret admirer when you can see my email address!!!
Dear Subject of my Ridicule,
Thank you very much on the website compliment. I really try to keep my small corner of cyberspace tidy and up-to-date. And I must admit that you're totally right (as if you already didn't know that). By day, I am a corporate computer nerd saving the general user population from computer woes. By night, I am your typical hot college guy, breaking hearts and taking names...I mean phone numbers. Why my PDA is full of 'em. And I must say that it is refreshing to find a chick that enjoys, no, adores my geek-like qualities. Even if its in a "awww...that's cute" exotic pet sorta way.
However, I must correct you on my first thoughts of the morning. After making my bed, my thoughts are aimed towards getting coffee and what did I forget to do yesterday. Then I get all warm and fuzzy about updating my website. Because I know that I have keep my massive fan base happy. And sadly, as much as I hate to admit it, you'll probably graduate college before I will. But that's only because I'm on the 7-year advanced doctorate program. You know, the same one Matt's on. And who's to say that I'm not going for the gray look? That's the
wonderful thing about my program. See, the older I get the younger they stay. That's what we call "strategery" And who knows...maybe you can score a date or two before then? You just gotta play your cards right my dear (although you know you already have a Royal
Flush in my books).
Until next time,
Joshua
P.S. Yes, it did defeat the point that I could see your email.
Since you seem new to this, I know a few stalkers I could
recommend to you for tips and ideas (cha...cha...cha...).
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| August
16, 2004 - Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty... (Act II) |
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What up dawg!
Okay, so maybe
this time I won't be so forward and open with my comments.
I'm sure the good senior appreciated those remarks.
(I'm still LMAO...and well on my way to the fiery beyond.)
So now, on to
some explanations. The
only reason I rescue 20+ cats is for the ladies.
As you very well know, I am not a cat person.
I share your same beliefs when it comes to the feline
species. But hey, you
gotta sacrifice some of yourself in order to obtain the glory, eh?
Oh yeah, we both know (being self acclaimed pyros) that
it's really the pile of cat stuff that started the blaze, anyways.
Usually the combination of methane with a faulty liquefied
petroleum or natural gas line can create quiet a volatile
situation. All it
takes is a flick of the light switch and all grief breaks loose.
Thus, we are called to action.
But you know, the local Chinese gourmet will pay top dollar
for key ingredients for his #35 so all is well.
I've just yet to figure out exactly how much 3500 yen is
actually worth.
Well,
that's about it for now. Keep
it real. Keep it fun.
And if you don't remember it, did it ever really happen?
Oh yeah, and avoid Wal-Mart at all cost.
(I hear you really can find everything there.)
Later, dawg.
- big daddy c-14
Dear Rescuer of Cats,
I can assure you that the good
senior found much humor in your previous remarks. Maybe not as
much as his youngin did. He realizes that civilians are often in
the line of fire when it comes to war. Furthermore, I can also
assure you that you are well on your way to the fiery beyond. You
should probably look into getting some frequent flier miles.
Today we salute you, Mr. Rescuer of
Cats. You are a true American Hero. Not only do you have the
testicular fortitude to run into burning buildings to save people,
but you also take one for the team to save cats. Mustering up
everything you got...and then some...you brave hundreds, no
thousands, degrees of hotness for a mangy beast. So crack open an
ice-cold Bud Light, fire boy. You know the way to a woman's
heart…even if it means saving her 50 cats.
So that's it for me today boys and
girls. You keep writing and I'll keep BS'ing.
The one, the only,
Joshua
P.S. 3500 Chinese Yuans = 422.86 US
Dollars. You're getting a good deal...a really good deal in fact.
Here kitty, kitty, kitty....
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| August
9, 2004 - Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty... |
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Yo
Man,
Okay, I just had to e-mail you on this one. So, Mr. Regular,
you're a ripped six-foot-six 180 lb. firefighter?!? That's my
line. It is a pretty good one, though. Except, I really am a
firefighter. Yeah, by now I guess you figured that eventually I
was gonna stumble upon this one, huh? I will offer you some
advice, though (so you can keep your story believable). Saving
babies does nothing for the ladies. It's when you continuously run
in and out of a burning building saving some 70 year old's 20-odd
cats that really turns the ladies on. And if you really want to
turn up the heat, you gotta perform CPR to the last one you find
because odds are it's gonna be the one hiding beneath the couch
and it's gonna be suffering from smoke inhalation. That, my
friend, makes you the man.
One other thing I wanted to mention, the Senior's party wasn't
Hello Kitty! themed. It was the Power Puff Girls. And yes, it went
well. Nothing like a Power Puff Girls DVD and a happy meal to
charm the young lady. (Yes, I understand I'm going to hell...but I
knew that well before this comment...you'll have to ask Matt about
that one...and my apologies to Rachel and Lauren as well...this
doesn't imply anything towards them.) Okay, I believe I said way
too much so I'm gonna call it there. I'll give you a holler later,
dawg.
- big daddy c-14 (aka the guy formerly known as the AP)
p.s. I'm leaving it at your discretion on whether or not you want
to share this one with the Senior. Personally I think it's
hilarious. I also know that he's gonna kill me if he finds out.
Just remind him that I have a speed-pass to the fiery beyond and
that they've stopped giving me shirts and even key fobs and coin
purses but I now own 1/10% in stock.
p.s.s - One other thought, since you can't share the fire betties
with the senior you can always send them my way. There's always
enough of big daddy to go around...just like Wal-Mart...always.
Later.
Dear
The Guy Formerly Known as the AP,
You
pose quite a conflict of interest my friend. I don't have any
problems saving little old ladies from burning buildings. As a
matter of fact, its one of my favorite pastimes. But to save 20+
cats to impress the ladies...I don't know. Its not that the fire
betties are worth it, please don't get me wrong. The idea of me
risking my life to save some mangy beasts doesn't sit too well in
my books. Why? Because cats are evil. End of story. Cats are the
only domestic creatures that I know of that will take a dump in
your shoes if you piss them off. And you know that little old lady
hasn't cleaned up in years. That equates to roughly 3 inches of
cat crap coating the floor or in litter boxes. And that's like
throwing 4 tons of buffalo chips on a fire or stepping on an
incendiary landmine. I'd say let the ones that still have 9 lives
make it out on their own and the rest, well, give Mr. Wong from
the Chinese place a call. Let him know that his #35 is ready.
Also,
thanks for setting the record straight about Heather's birthday
party. The Senior sure knows how to show a youngin a good time.
Finally, I'll do what I can to send the ladies your way. Although,
I highly suggest that you stay away from the Wal-Mart when it
comes to meeting women. I've heard some horror stories along those
lines. In the meantime, keep it real big daddy c-14.
Over
and out,
Joshua
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| August
5, 2004 - 3 Hour Tour |
Joshua,
I read on your web-site that you want some e-mail. So, ok. Here is
some e-mail. I wanted to relay a little story to you and perhaps
evoke some deep thought. So here it is...
This afternoon I was sitting in my cubicle when I decided that I
would check the time and see how much time needed to elapse before
I would be released to go home for the afternoon. I looked at the
little clock that Mr. Gates puts on the bottom right corner of the
computer screen. Actually, I looked at the top right corner where
Apple users keep their time pieces before realizing that I
shouldn't keep my chin up, but rather that I should crook my neck
downward to check the time.
Three hours of work left. At first I thought, "oh, I only
have three hours left before I can leave for the day." Then I
thought about the three hours. Three hours is the length of time
that Gilligan and the lovely bunch of coconuts had intended to
spend touring around on a boat before they ended up stranded on
the island.
While we could ponder such things as how the professor managed to
create working radios and such out of coconut shells and
grass or why they all packed so much for a three hour tour, I
would rather pose this question: What can you do for three hours to
keep yourself out of trouble? As in, if the cast members on
Gilligan's island had been doing this, they would never have ended
up in so much trouble. Or, if Artie would do this, he could safely
navigate the three hours left in his cube and would not end up
stranded on some island.
Hmmm. Makes you think, no?
-Artie (Eh, Arr, Tea, Aye, Eeee)
Do I sound bored?
Dear Bored and Stranded,
You've come to the right place for
answers to technical questions and solutions to boredom. It just
so happens that I work in the computer field and I'm constantly
bored. So lets light this candle shall we?
As for your clock problem, I highly recommend that you stop using
a Mac. It has blurred your sense of reality into thinking that
computers should be fun and easy to use. Stop listening to their propaganda
and stick it to the man by using a PC. This will give you an
accurate, more appreciative view of life. You'll also develop fine
problem solving skills, patience between reboots, and decoding
skills with the error messages. Not to mention important lessons
like, "Constantly saving your files" and "Spending
money for upgrades". All of which will prepare you for life, especially
when dealing with women. If not, then just drag the clock/taskbar
to the top of the screen or better yet, duct tape a Rolex to the
top corner of the monitor. You'll be the envy of the entire
office.
As for your boredom problem, that
could be a little tricky. Given the current state of internet
monitoring, its a little difficult to waste three hours on that
medium. So I highly suggest paper clips and rubber bands. The possibilities
are endless. Magnets and staples are also a classic distraction.
But if you want to look busy, I suggest typing out your last will
and testament on your word processor or doodling on your TPS
reports. You can also rearrange the keys on your keyboard into
alphabetical order. And depending on the composition of your cubicle,
freshly sharpened #2 pencils and copy paper make for instant
darts. Take it a step farther and use the paper clips and rubber
bands mentioned above. If all else fails, drink 5 cups of coffee
and see what your caffeine induced imagination comes up
with.
Just follow those simple steps and you'll have no problem passing
time looking cool at the office. Upper management here you come.
Until next time,
Joshua
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2, 2004 - Fire Betties |
We girls just stumbled around and found this site in error. You are quite the hottie if this is you
Mr. Josh by the white mustang!! Oh Baby!
A few inquiring minds (ours) want to know about the home site. Can you tell us - is the Fiber One yours - we like regularity in men? Our friend likes the fact that you can enough to use Scope - especially after the alcohol moments before reaching the "CLIMAX" City Limits. But then again - so far "It's all good!!!"
Anxiously awaiting a reply- Stud Muffin!
P.S. Can you tell us about your friend Matt - after
all there is enough of us to share.
Until............................................
Dear Fire Betties,
First of all, I'm truly sorry for taking so long to respond. Your email was so deeply laden with
sarcasm that the International Email Service had a hard time delivering it to my inbox. Next time, you may want to add a little extra e-postage for all that bulk.
Secondly, congratulations for finding my site!! Even a blind squirrel
occasionally finds an acorn. Now, on to the good stuff.
It so warms my heart that you enjoyed my pic by the Mustang. Alas, that was many, many moons ago during those
awkward teenage years. But I can more that assure you that I'm now 180 lbs of twisted steel and sex appeal. Not to mention the fact that I'm also a 6'6" blond (and did I mention ripped?) firefighter who enjoys being a mentor to
underprivileged children between rescuing babies from burning buildings. Never fear, Fire Betties, 'cause there is enough to go around.
If life has taught me one thing, be extremely caution of a few womanly inquiring minds (yours). Once again, you have not disappointed me.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to give you the standard respond to Climax jokes with the following: "All of your questions can be answered with my personal tour of the sights and sounds of Climax." Fire Betties, the line forms to the left. On a side note, I'm sure that your brownies and Tootsie Rolls (Cotton candy, sweet and low, let me see that tootsie roll) are more than enough to keep us "regular."
As always, I thoroughly enjoy getting an email from Fire Betties and I look forward to hearing from you in the not so distant near future.
Your Stud Muffin,
Joshua
P.S. I hate to say it, but the good Senior is already taken. Along those same lines, a Happy (belated) 19th Birthday goes out to Matt's little lady,
Matt, I hope that Hello Kitty! themed birthday party you threw for
her went well. (Rachel and Lauren, that in no way implies anything related to
ya'lls
age.)
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