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Rockin’ my new Vans around the house. They’re a bit more red/pink than I expected. I was thinking bright f*ck off orange. They’re somewhat… Coral. But I’m still so stoked. Plus, they’re mega comfy. Lovin’ it.
Shit that’s nice carpet.
That’s the problem with these fixie hipsters - they won’t shave their legs. I hope you crash and get really bad road rash. That’ll learn you.*
*You is Prins, not you, Gemma. I see you already have trouble staying upright on a bike.
The road rash on my lateral eminence is actually from drunkenly trying to ride a rip-stick at Chrismas. Almost 12 months later and it still hasn’t healed properly. Don’t think it ever will.
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This was the outcome of Saturday night’s shenanigans. Jack and I came up with the concept after meeting a rather attractive girl, who was painfully dumb. I don’t wish to be mean, but conversation was difficult, even with copious amounts of alcohol.
Anyway, the standard was set, and from now on we may all use to Prins-Lockett Line to rapidly and accurately assess the potential in anyone we meet.
(Patent pending)
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prins-lockett line •
November 22, 2009
Dear Mrs Director,
I am writing to formally notify you that I am resigning from My Current Employer. My last day of employment will be December 17, the last business day of the year.
MCE has been such a large part of my life for the last three years, and I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here. I appreciate the opportunities I have been given at MCE and would like to personally thank you for your friendship over this time.
I wish both you and the company success in the future.
Yours sincerely,
Alexander Prins
Handing this in tomorrow. It’s all been discussed, but I haven’t formalised it yet. This letter feels so bland and empty. Any potential fixes?
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