At work, though, that doesn't matter much. There are certain suppliers who send cards because they're grateful for the business I can occasionally send their way. I don't have to do a thing.
The other day I got this very pleasant greeting card:
I opened it and found this friendly, yet vague and inoffensive greeting:
And what are these "gifts of the season"? Well, Aftermath, Inc, has been thoughtful enough to list them on this business card that they thoughtfully enclosed in my greeting:
Happy holidays!
And what are these "gifts of the season"? Well, Aftermath, Inc, has been thoughtful enough to list them on this business card that they thoughtfully enclosed in my greeting:
Happy holidays!
14 comments:
I'm dreaming of a red Christmas!
Sweet.
That's the best Christmas card ever.
I want a bulk of them to send out as our own card this year.
STFU!
Wow.
What was that number again?
After seeing that, now I'm really in the holiday spirit!
Great stuff!
I guess they're hoping to cash in on holiday crankiness and family mass murders.
You lucky bastard. All I get are stupid Norman Rockwell ripoffs.
Hey, you can tell they read your blog.
That's hysterical!!!! Nothing says Merry Christmas like mass casualties!
Whenever I think of the holiday spirit, I always think "Now how am I going to get blood out of my carpets again?"
the family that slays together stays together ...
Oh that's just lovely! All you need with one 800 number!
Hoo boy! Talk about a festive buzz-kill. This must be their busy season, too.
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