Letters to the world.
Aug. 18th, 2010 08:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Dear Lilly and Alice;
I love you more than I love just about anything else in the world, including candy corn and my My Little Pony collection, but seriously, if you wake me up at two in the morning to ask me to open the window one more time, you're going to be mittens. I can get new cats. Better cats. Cats that won't do that kind of shit.
Annoyed,
Your human.
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Dear My Little Pony collection;
You're made of plastic. Please stop reproducing when you think I'm not looking. I am rapidly running out of shelf space. Last night, cleaning out the random accessory bin, I found complete sets of Pony Wear from 1982. This is becoming creepy. Cut it out.
Spooked,
Your collector.
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Dear retail outlets of the world;
Halloween is my favorite holiday, and I really appreciate that you've noticed how stressed I am and are trying to take steps to reduce my unhappiness, but the fact that you're already putting out the Halloween decorations is a little bit disturbing. It's August. Since you're not selling Halloween-themed school supplies (which you totally should be), this seems a little unfair to the people heading back to class and just trying to find a cheap number two pencil.
I would really appreciate it if you'd go back to putting out the Halloween decorations in mid- to late-September, and then leave them up until, I don't know, Halloween. That way, the stores wouldn't suddenly be set for Thanksgiving while last-minute shoppers are trying to get their candy for trick-or-treat, and we might not have time for the Christmas music to make us actively homicidal before the end of the season.
Just a thought.
Respectfully,
Your customer.
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Dear candy corn;
Om nom nom nom nom.
Nom,
Your consumer.
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Dear Great Pumpkin;
O He who is in the patch down the street where they give hayrides in that sort of rickety-looking tractor, hallowed be thy name. May you be adored and adorned with candles, spooky faces, and, when the time is come for your death and resurrection, with graham cracker crust and sweet whipped cream. May you rise to walk the haunted corn mazes and the suburban streets, delighting the faithful and frightening the unbeliever with your fixed and luminous grin.
Great Pumpkin, I will write you more thoroughly later, but I just wanted to say, you da squash, thank you for the candy corn, and I hope to have an incredible, amazing time in Australia, where they have weird blue zombie pumpkins, which just reinforces my belief that it is, in fact, the promised land. Thank you for everything, Great Pumpkin.
Trick or treat,
Seanan.
I love you more than I love just about anything else in the world, including candy corn and my My Little Pony collection, but seriously, if you wake me up at two in the morning to ask me to open the window one more time, you're going to be mittens. I can get new cats. Better cats. Cats that won't do that kind of shit.
Annoyed,
Your human.
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Dear My Little Pony collection;
You're made of plastic. Please stop reproducing when you think I'm not looking. I am rapidly running out of shelf space. Last night, cleaning out the random accessory bin, I found complete sets of Pony Wear from 1982. This is becoming creepy. Cut it out.
Spooked,
Your collector.
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Dear retail outlets of the world;
Halloween is my favorite holiday, and I really appreciate that you've noticed how stressed I am and are trying to take steps to reduce my unhappiness, but the fact that you're already putting out the Halloween decorations is a little bit disturbing. It's August. Since you're not selling Halloween-themed school supplies (which you totally should be), this seems a little unfair to the people heading back to class and just trying to find a cheap number two pencil.
I would really appreciate it if you'd go back to putting out the Halloween decorations in mid- to late-September, and then leave them up until, I don't know, Halloween. That way, the stores wouldn't suddenly be set for Thanksgiving while last-minute shoppers are trying to get their candy for trick-or-treat, and we might not have time for the Christmas music to make us actively homicidal before the end of the season.
Just a thought.
Respectfully,
Your customer.
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Dear candy corn;
Om nom nom nom nom.
Nom,
Your consumer.
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Dear Great Pumpkin;
O He who is in the patch down the street where they give hayrides in that sort of rickety-looking tractor, hallowed be thy name. May you be adored and adorned with candles, spooky faces, and, when the time is come for your death and resurrection, with graham cracker crust and sweet whipped cream. May you rise to walk the haunted corn mazes and the suburban streets, delighting the faithful and frightening the unbeliever with your fixed and luminous grin.
Great Pumpkin, I will write you more thoroughly later, but I just wanted to say, you da squash, thank you for the candy corn, and I hope to have an incredible, amazing time in Australia, where they have weird blue zombie pumpkins, which just reinforces my belief that it is, in fact, the promised land. Thank you for everything, Great Pumpkin.
Trick or treat,
Seanan.
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Date: 2010-08-18 03:32 pm (UTC)This thread is useless without pictures.
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Date: 2010-08-18 03:37 pm (UTC)Here you are. Some of it is blue, but not zombie pumpkin. Sad...
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Date: 2010-08-18 03:43 pm (UTC)http://www.specialtyproduce.com/index.php?item=5485
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Date: 2010-08-18 03:36 pm (UTC)No, you can't. It's in the job description. The union would have a fit.
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Date: 2010-08-18 03:45 pm (UTC)But have a great time in Australia, Seanan!!!
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Date: 2010-08-18 03:52 pm (UTC)Bon voyage!
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Date: 2010-08-18 04:53 pm (UTC)Although if he knows where they land, he might be thrilled. ;)
(Yeah, he's the little weirdo in the icon. We call him "Gonzo")
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Date: 2010-08-18 04:25 pm (UTC)YAY CANDY CORN SEASON!!! :D :D
My Great Pumpkin story:
Every year for Halloween my aunt and uncle would set up a Great Pumpkin, complete with flashing lights and a speaker/microphone. When kids would come up to the house, before they could go to the door, they had to talk to the Great Pumpkin. The only way the could get past the Pumpkin is to say, "I believe in the Great Pumpkin!"
Then they could go up tot he door and get treats from my aunt who dresses up like a witch. Kids kept on coming back to the house, even after they were 'over the trick or treating age' (which I think is a filthy filthy lie) just to talk to the Great Pumpkin.
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Date: 2010-08-18 04:58 pm (UTC)And I always managed to score free candy because I dress up, too.
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Date: 2010-08-18 06:48 pm (UTC)Yours do that too?! :-)
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Date: 2010-08-19 04:51 pm (UTC)Evil kitties.
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Date: 2010-08-18 06:50 pm (UTC)It's not blue, but...
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Date: 2010-08-18 06:56 pm (UTC)fffff YOU LUCKY THING
Okay, I have to ask-- can we see a picture of your ponies?
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Date: 2010-08-18 07:40 pm (UTC)(I'm totally blaming you for this sugar high that I'm presently cruising along on... just so we're clear.)
(But if anyone asks, I'm gonna go with "the Shiny-Blue Chainsaw-Wavin Zombie Princess made me do it". That'll shut em up right quick. Especially if I accompany it with the Scary Eyes...)
Hee.
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Date: 2010-08-19 04:53 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-08-18 10:37 pm (UTC)On a totally different topic, you may be interested in checking out my LJ post from yesterday. In which I reveal what happens when Rose Marshall meets Bob Dylan in a dark hotel room...
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Date: 2010-08-19 12:03 am (UTC)Just say'n.
*hides from Christmas*
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Date: 2010-08-19 12:11 am (UTC)Today my daughter told me that this year's costume is to give her the appearance of a dead prom queen.
I blame/credit you,
muddlewait.
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Date: 2010-08-19 04:54 am (UTC)ON CLEARANCE. Not a "Hey, pick 'em up early!" sale. A "Pick 'em up! Move 'em out! RAWHIIIIIDE!" sale.
Their Christmas displays are waiting patiently in the stock-room in the back. I saw them being unloaded two weeks ago, and nearly had a brain-asplosion.
AngelVixen :-)
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Date: 2010-08-19 04:57 pm (UTC)NO.
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Date: 2010-08-19 05:28 am (UTC)Have you seen the Two Lumps zombie question this week?
http://twolumps.net/d/20100816.html
Still giggling,
Laura
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Date: 2010-08-19 05:53 am (UTC)(Someone posted this as a reply when Tom Smith posted the Jane Austin's Fight Club video...)
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