I get a bunch of spam emails in my work email. A lot of them are like fake press releases about stocks, and some of them are gibberish. But today, I received an urgent missive from deeply invested party on behalf of the furry ones among us.
The subject line read: Well, I would like to humbly proclaim that both of these time-lasting problems could be solved with one easy solution.
Tell me more, O Humble One. I am shamefully ignorant of the time-lasting problems of which you speak. Educate me.
Most importantly: have you, my friends, noticed the same dirty trend? Only we can help solve the great bugaboo. We must answer the call to action and remain vigilant; the future of animal ethology may depend on it.
Thank you for your time.
The subject line read: Well, I would like to humbly proclaim that both of these time-lasting problems could be solved with one easy solution.
Tell me more, O Humble One. I am shamefully ignorant of the time-lasting problems of which you speak. Educate me.
I was wondering if many of you have noticed the same dirty trend going on?And that’s it. Cut off mid-sentence. The suspense is killing me! What have the researchers found out about? DO the furry ones have emotions? What, pray tell, is the one easy solution?
In it, she tackles that great bugaboo in the world of animal ethology: whether the furry ones among us have emotions. As a bonus, such a convention would help scientists from different disciplines, such as ethology and psychology, share theories and speak a common language. Karl Grammer, director of the Ludwig-Boltzmann-Institute for Urban Ethology at the University of Vienna, Austria, said the researchers were
Most importantly: have you, my friends, noticed the same dirty trend? Only we can help solve the great bugaboo. We must answer the call to action and remain vigilant; the future of animal ethology may depend on it.
Thank you for your time.
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You should submit this to the higher-ups at you-know-what-company and see if they want to run with it. Maximizing Knowledge Management of Furry Ones? I mean, there's already vendor potential - PETA could sponsor. And in today's turbulent economy it's really relevant and high-impact that the researchers were able to uncover the shocking truth about
I've been getting e-mails lately for a product that supposedly "increases sperm volume." But it wasn't for fertility purposes; they're making it sound really dirty. Does more sperm make the event more enjoyable? Should I be worried about the volume of my sperm?
I'm so confused.
Maybe it would tickle?
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