Dear Frank Williams,
Your driver (a Mr Villeneuve) was recently reported as having qualified
18th at Spa using GP2. The first time I qualified, I came 12th. I
therefore claim my free seat in your team, and a check for $10m.
With best wishes,
Gareth Marlow
(oh, for any of you from the Western side of the Atlantic, that was a
form of humour called "irony")
> Dear Frank Williams,
> Your driver (a Mr Villeneuve) was recently reported as having qualified
> 18th at Spa using GP2. The first time I qualified, I came 12th. I
> therefore claim my free seat in your team, and a check for $10m.
--
Paul Smyth, Dept. of Medical Biophysics, University of Manchester,
Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT, UK.
tel: +44 (161) 275 5157, fax +44 (161) 275 5145
> It's "cheque" you pillock.
Gareth
>> Dear Frank Williams,
>> Your driver (a Mr Villeneuve) was recently reported as having qualified
>> 18th at Spa using GP2. The first time I qualified, I came 12th. I
>> therefore claim my free seat in your team, and a check for $10m.
>It's "cheque" you pillock.
>> With best wishes,
>> Gareth Marlow
>> (oh, for any of you from the Western side of the Atlantic, that was a
>> form of humour called "irony")
>--
>Paul Smyth, Dept. of Medical Biophysics, University of Manchester,
>Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT, UK.
>tel: +44 (161) 275 5157, fax +44 (161) 275 5145
babbled:
For those of you on the Eastern side of the Atlantic, we here on the
Western side of the Atlantic refer to people who have to overstate
something that is clearly obvious to the reader as a "jackass".
JDM
> > It's "cheque" you pillock.
> I refer the speaker to the reply I gave some moments ago:
> > > (oh, for any of you from the Western side of the Atlantic, that was a
> > > form of humour called "irony")
> Gareth
