"Open Letter to Alizée" Project! - Page 62

Ben · #**611** 01-09-2010, 03:01 PM

Awesome Chuck, I'll let you know when my copy arrives. Thanks again!

User22 · #**612** 01-09-2010, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Chuck

Jamie - WHAT? I WAS SUPPOSED TO PUT A REAL STAMP ON IT???? OOOOOPS!

Note, this envelope above is NOT a photograph. The stamp above was copied from the mockup envelope Alex put together.

The actual postage to go to France was more like $2 for each letter, as they were kinda fat and heavy (100% cotton parchment paper & ep, four weighty pages...)

And the actual envelopes had actual return addresses on 'em, too, in case anyone else is confused.

So are you saying if you put the wrong stamps that it won't reach the recipients in France?!?!?!

lefty12357 · #**613** 01-10-2010, 12:04 AM

A huge thanks to you Chuck.

Chuck · #**614** 01-10-2010, 03:42 AM

Same to you, too, Lefty, Ben, and Anthem! Heyy Anthem!

Aaroniu, yes it's true. If you put the wrong stamps on a letter, it won't get to France. Same goes for the wrong salad dressing.

User22 · #**615** 01-10-2010, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck

Same to you, too, Lefty, Ben, and Anthem! Heyy Anthem!

Aaroniu, yes it's true. If you put the wrong stamps on a letter, it won't get to France. Same goes for the wrong salad dressing.

Yah sry Chuck I meant to say that you put the wrong stamps on o it wouldnt get there. cuz someone higher up in the thread sounded like you did put the wrong amount of stamps on.

Roman · #**616** 01-11-2010, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck

Jamie - WHAT? I WAS SUPPOSED TO PUT A REAL STAMP ON IT???? OOOOOPS!

Note, this envelope above is NOT a photograph. The stamp above was copied from the mockup envelope Alex put together.

The actual postage to go to France was more like $2 for each letter, as they were kinda fat and heavy (100% cotton parchment paper & ep, four weighty pages...)

And the actual envelopes had actual return addresses on 'em, too, in case anyone else is confused.

Nice. Sounds like you really did a good job with this.

User22 · #**617** 01-12-2010, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Roman

Nice. Sounds like you really did a good job with this.

Man I still can't believe how well this letter looks...so professional. She has to reply haha

Roman · #**618** 01-13-2010, 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by aaroniu31

Man I still can't believe how well this letter looks...so professional. She has to reply haha

Yeah, slip a job offer in there and maybe you got something.

#**619** 01-13-2010, 02:29 AM

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Originally Posted by aaroniu31

Man I still can't believe how well this letter looks...so professional. She has to reply haha

Chuck is a senior member and he has used all his experience in the letter.

Chuck · #**620** 01-13-2010, 03:04 AM

Merci, MerciAlizée! But I couldn't really call myself senior, unless you mean like "senior citizen".

But seriously, I've only been here for less than six months. I only just found out about Alizée last June!

Roman (hey, just saw U on LTF!): I used to fantasize that if I had a million bucks to blow, I'd hire the 'Stones to play at a party in my backyard. Now, of course, I'd try to hire Lilly to come play a massive 3-hour concert for all of us! (But, selfishly, it'd probably still be in my town!)

Aaroniu31, thanks! Sorry if the earlier "salad dressing" remark sounded mean. It wasn't intended that way, really. I'm all anxious, and "itchin' like a man on a fuzzy tree"* while we're waiting to see if she gets this letter, or what! Still no new news to report.....

((* from "All Shook Up", for you young whippersnappers out there. ))