Dear Emplyee (sic)

July 12, 2007

Got this in my email yesterday:

Dear Emplyee,

Our International Corporation has a variety of high-paid positions available at the moment. We are proud to offer you an interesting, respectable position in a field of Financial Services. If you are a honest, responsible and hard-working person we would be glad to do business with you.

Our company is a respectable international organization. We believe that the success of our company depends on maintaining high standards of business conduct, integrity, safety, quality and respect for people and the environment in everything we do.

We are working honestly. We will never ask you to pay or invest something. You work – we pay for the result. We will never ask you to provide us with your private information such as credit card number or your bank requisites.

There are no geographical limits for our employees. People from all over the world are welcomed. No degree is required in order to join us. We value educated people very much but we believe that there are a lot of perspective persons without any degree. We have position for everyone.

Most of people who is working as our local representative for 2-3 years has embodied all their financial dreams in a reality. They know that working with us is a right way to acheive the financial success.

Okay, they’re honest, and they don’t want my bank requisites. But what do they do?

Yesterday was a sad day: Ed Mirvish is dead.


So it goes

April 12, 2007

Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., died yesterday at the age of 84. His novels were screamingly funny, sad, gloomy and thoughtful all at once. I’ve been a fan of his writing for longer than I’ve been an adult (thanks to a good English teacher I had in high school, who assigned Mother Night to our class). I’m finding that I miss him.

My favourite quotation of his is this: “Pretend to be good always, and even God will be fooled.”

You might also want to check out the drawing on his official website.

So it goes.

On a much more mundane topic: here’s some spam I got in my email today:

hi Quet Look at UFSJ symbol, it amazing.
Looks like it start to burn.

And this:

We are the only store wich [sic] gives this great deal you!
The USA Licensed Online Pharmacy
Save huge 70% on all the orders with us!