Random acts of stationery #11

Comments: 18

    can i hazard a guess as to who this post might not be abooot?
    no?
    ok then

    Annie | 04.24.07, 12:41

    It’s about me. Like all the posts on An Unreliable Witness. Me. Just me. Me me me. No one else. I am the most important person on this blog. Oh yes. Me. Me me me me me me. Me.

    There. Ahem.

    An Unreliable Witness | 04.24.07, 12:44

    right

    Annie | 04.24.07, 12:58

    Coincidentally, you also have a padded envelope coming to you by first class post.

    Jack | 04.24.07, 13:14

    Thank you. I am already sitting in a tent at my front door, listening for the rattle of the letterbox. Mind you, if these hearts keep arriving in the mail, I may have to vacate to a safe distance.

    An Unreliable Witness | 04.24.07, 13:18

    don’t lose heart. love may hurt but you have the knowledge that you are able to love someone so completely…

    miles away | 04.24.07, 13:37

    Those are by far my favourite post its.

    (Which I read as pos tits)

    I shan’t be putting anything of the sort into an envelope.

    Angelalala | 04.24.07, 14:14

    As I often say to myself: Methinks she doth protest too much.

    andre | 04.24.07, 14:52

    i’ve never met anyone who vomits

    annie | 04.24.07, 16:09

    i’ve never met anyone who posts their heart in an envelope… Sigh…

    Peach | 04.24.07, 16:12

    i’ve never met anyone who… anyone who… umm… nope it’s gone.

    That was gonna be a GREAT comment…

    Gordon | 04.24.07, 18:05

    Annie, Peach, Gordon:

    Hello, I’m Unreliable Witness. Pleased to make your acquaintance.

    An Unreliable Witness | 04.24.07, 18:07

    i’ve never known anyone to post vomit in an envelope.

    miles away | 04.24.07, 18:16

    hearts, yes. boxes of love, yes. vomit, no. vimto, ribena and polos-yes.

    how about posting some new shoes?

    miles away | 04.24.07, 18:26

    That’s love!

    clarissa | 04.24.07, 19:43

    miles away - I had never noticed before, amazingly, that ‘vomit’ is an anagram of ‘vimto’. That brings a whole new meaning to the shoes question, doesn’t it?

    Clarissa - Yes, it is. It’s odd. And scary.

    An Unreliable Witness | 04.24.07, 21:45

    maybe it does. I’d think that buying a new pair of shoes for someone who had vomitted on the shoes rather than vimto-ing on them woudl be a greater gesture, as i’m sure the person concerned would rather have vimto-smelling shoes, rather than vomit-smelling shoes.

    But then again, they may really not like vimto. vimto, or vomit….you decide!

    miles away | 04.24.07, 22:24

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