Do I know you?

I'm sure you all remember that earlier this year, Paris Hilton's sidekick was hacked and the phone numbers and e-mails of her friends and whatnot were posted online. At the time, I sent an e-mail to Joe Reitman, Shannon Elizabeth's soon to be ex. It was basically a short "I love your work" e-mail to which he responded to with a simple "thanks."

Now, I didn't try to e-mail him again, because I figure he's a busy man, with his acting and what not (and I hear he's dating poker superstar Annie Duke). Today, I log in to my e-mail and what do I find? A Christmas ecard from him.

Now I'm sure it's just a case of my e-mail being added to his address book when I e-mailed him, but I still think it's kinda funny.



Post Edited (12-25-05 23:05)

hahahaha hurrah! thats awesome. john hampson replied to my email once... thats the only brush with stardom ive ever had.



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snowgirl2022 wrote:

> hahahaha hurrah! thats awesome. john hampson replied to my
> email once... thats the only brush with stardom ive ever had.
>



who???

is that a serious question?

No, its called "sarcasm."



~lori~

Sarcasm was looked down upon in Shakespeare's time in preference of puns.

Today if you utter a pun everyone groans and you have to apologize, while caustic sarcasm is just hilarious.

I find it interesting.

-Mike





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In Shakespeare's time you were likely to die during childbirth.


An interesting thing I've notice about puns: although they tend to get a groan rather than a laugh, people will like pun-cracking people more than sarcastic people.

It's all about the bigger picture, I guess. You won't get the laugh, but you're more likely to get the girl and the friends.

I wish that I had a better day today :-\



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