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Cruel,
Cruel Email From Deep Within the Bowels of Slacker Hell
Send all comments or ideas
to Shizzy Joyce.
These
are actual emails from actual humans... plus Shizzy. THEY ARE REAL. Please
forgive us and enjoy!
My Peeps
During my lengthy summer vacation, I received volumes of emails with suggestions
on who I should prank next. Most of them just made me yawn, but once in
awhile I get a gem that simply must be addressed. One reader suggested
that instead of picking on the typical perverts, scam artists and other
[mostly] deserving types, I should pick on a slacker like myself. A slacker?
Would that make me a traitor? Would it be too difficult? Not only was
it suggested that I Shizzify a fellow slacker, but it was suggested by
HIS OWN FATHER. That's right, the top dog enemy of all professional slackers.
I didn't know whether to be amused or insulted.
Below is the orginal letter:
Dear Shizzy,
Love your website. A little too Bush-centric for my tastes but whatever.
Your emails are the best. I found myself laughing out loud many times.
I do think that you target some undeserving people and find myself cringing
a bit at the results. Anyway, I noticed you accept suggestions and I have
a good one I think.
This may seem strange because even though I find you very funny, you
exhibit some of the same qualities as my son, Mitch, who unfortunately,
I don't find particularly funny. He is almost 25 years old and still lives
with my wife and I at home. He has older sisters who have moved out years
ago and while we love him, he needs a kick in the pants to get him in
the workforce. He really needs to get his act together -- he's a bright
kid who went to college and even managed to graduate but sits around playing
video games all day and hasn't had a job in months. I'm not even going
to mention his "water pipe." He has a student loan which he
hasn't made one payment on. I''m not sure if there's anything you can
do, but I figured since you appear to be a professional "slacker,"
maybe you could try something. At the very least, I can get some revenge
for all the money he drains from me.
Please help! Here is his email address animxxxxxx@xxx.com
Thanks,
Neil Stroemeyer
** I received more background information from Dad
(about Mitch) during the course of the correspondence. For brevity's sake,
I did not post it. This is possibly my most intricate and involved prank
to date.
Enjoy!
Shizzy
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 10:30:18 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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To: animxxxxxx@xxx.com
I'm trying to reach Mitchell Stroemeyer. Please let me know if I
have the correct contact information. It is very important that
I reach him as soon as possible
Carol Lansing (It's really me, Shizzy!)
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 21:04:04 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject:
This is Mitch. Who is this?
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 13:07:48 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
"Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
Mr. Stroemeyer, my name is Carol Lansing and I'm with U.S. Credit
& Collections. I've been assigned to process your student loans
and figure out a way to get you on a payment schedule that you can
live with. I apologize for resorting to emails but our phone calls
and notices have been ignored thus far. If you wouldn't mind answering
a few questions, it will help us put you on track and prevent your
credit rating from suffering.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 09:42:52 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
I don't know what you want me to say. I told them the last time
they called (maybe two months ago) that I'm unemployed right now
and need a deferment. How did you get my email?
Mitch
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 10:22:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
Subject: Re:
Dear Mr. Stroemeyer,
I received your email address from your father, who has been extremely
helpful.
We use email as a last resort to reach loan defaulters. We would
really like to find a way where we can you on a proper payment schedule
for your student loans that have been passed on to our agency for
collection. Your father has assured me that you will be happy to
comply with all your responsibilities and obligations.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Tues, 10 Aug 2004 12:49:02 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
If there's a way to pay the loan back, then fine but I don't have
any money coming in right now. I will let you know when that changes.
Mitch
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Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 09:51:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
Dear Mr. Stroemeyer,
I don't want to bother you, but it's my job to get you on a proper
payment schedule, which should be very easy with your cooperation.
We even have programs where we can help you find a job. You are
capable of working aren't you? Your father seems to think you are
a very intelligent young man with a lot of potential. I can't imagine
someone like you would purposely shirk his responsibilities, which
makes me think that you just need a little help. That's what our
agency does.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Tues, 10 Aug 2004 21:33:06 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
First, I can't believe you are speaking to my father about this.
This doesn't involve him Yes, I am capable of getting a job but
I'm going to find a job in my field and that may take awhile. Also,
this is very strange that you are emailing me. I don't think you're
allowed to contact me after I've requested you not to. My father
does not have a right to speak for me.
Thank you,
Mitch
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Date: Tues, 10 Aug 2004 09:05:12 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
Subject: Re:
Mr Stroemeyer,
Please understand, the last thing I want to do is add to your stress
level, but under section III, paragraphs e, f, & g, you are
bound to the agreement of your U.S. governmental loan, with very
serious consequences if you don't attempt to make payments. Let's
make this easy and figure out a nice way to get that money paid
pay. Sound good?
What I'd like to do at this point is to do an interest survey to
see if perhaps we can be of assistence in placing you in a job.
Can you please list a few job interests in the order of importance.
This will really help us place you.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Thurs, 12 Aug 2004 12:48:23 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
Music, movie special effects, animation, game programming, travel
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Date: Thurs, 12 Aug 2004 12:48:23 +0200 (MEST)
From:"Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
Subject: Re:
Yes, that's fine Mr. Stroemeyer, but because our client is the
U.S. government, we don't exactly have those kinds of jobs, but
we do have jobs that are just as exciting and interesting. As a
government agency, we represent several branches of the military
including the National Guard and Army. Have you ever considered
joining the military?
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Thurs, 12 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
No, I'm not interested in joining the military. I have a degree
in music.
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Date: Thurs, 12 Aug 2004 10:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
I understand your feelings but certainly you want an easy way to
get those loans paid off, and here you could finally feel like you
weren't being such a burden on society -- but instead a great help.
You may or may not know this but there are all kinds of interesting
opportunities in the military that revolve around music. All branches
of the military have bands that tour the country and perform at
state dinners, etc. I'd really like you to consider options such
as these. Your father indicated he would be very proud if you served
our country and at the same time earned a paycheck and helped rid
the world of communists and Arabs. I will forward you the proper
forms for enrollment, which I'd like you to read before the recruiters
stop by to meet you.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Thurs, 12 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
No thanks. There is no way I would ever join the military. I'm
the most anti-war person I've ever known. My parents feel the same
way. They would never let me join the army. I'm going to ask you
once again to stop emailing me. Otherwise I will consider this harrassment.
Thank you.
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I finally got an email from Dad. He's loving this.
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
To: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
Shizzy,
This is so brilliant! Mitch is absolutely furious with me. I HAVE
to see these email exchanges! First, he knows how much I hate the
idea of our military fucking up the rest of the world (Bush's fault)
and he can't believe for one second I would suggest he enlist to
pay off his student loans. So when I told him to "go ahead
--it would show me he's doing something with his life" --he
was totally at a loss for words. I don't think he's ever been so
shocked (absolutely a stroke of genius) Please send me the emails.
I don't know his computer password and I can't wait until you're
done -- this is too good! Please keep me in the loop and let me
know how I should react or answer him.
Neil Stroemeyer.
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BACK TO THE PRANK...
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 10:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
Yes, that's fine, Mr. Stroemeyer. If you're not interested in the
military, I'm sure we can find something closer to your interests.
The U.S goverment has thousands of other fascinating job opportunities
that we offer to conscientious objectors, homosexuals and people
who are just afraid. Based on my conversation with your father,
I understand you are very good with your hands. Maybe we can find
something where you can fix or build things. I understand from your
father you built a beautiful birdhouse.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
This is ridiculous. My father has no right to tell you stuff about
me in order for me to pay off a loan. I'm going to again ask you
to stop emailing me. I will get a job and pay off my student loans.
I know for a fact that I have 10 years to pay off my loan and have
at least 6 or 7 years left.
I built the birdhouse when I was 12!! Do NOT contact me again!
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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 10:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
Mr. Stroemeyer,
I do apologize if you feel we are encroaching on your privacy. Your
father couldn't stop bragging about you and how amazing your birdhouse
was. He said you've never taken such pride in much of anything since.
I think this kind of background might give you a leg up in this
very competive job market. Right now we have openings helping to
construct low cost goverment housing in the slightly more dangerous
parts of Oakland. I know how much you love to build things so I
think you would just love this kind of work. If that doesn't interest
you, the U.S. government always needs qualified factory workers
in the munitions factory where you could also use your hands to
help build sophisticated weaponry or mop the floors. Both are very
rewarding jobs that wouldn't require you to actually join the military,
although you would need to demonstrate basic physical fitness. You
can do 50 pushups can't you?
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
I'm a college graduate and am not looking for some crappy menial
labor job just to satisfy the government or my parents. Goodbye.
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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 10:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
That's perfectly understandable, Mr. Stroemeyer. Have you ever considered
joining the recently enlarged U.S. Intelligence agency? Did you
know the CIA recruits smart young people all the time? You mentioned
you are interested in travel. We have recruits all over the world.
They especially like educated people like yourself who can't seem
to find other jobs or have little direction in life.
I would love to send you an informational packet and then we can
discuss it further.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
Just send me the information and I will look at it. If i'm interested,
I will contact you. Please do not contact me again.
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I waited a bit before I sent my next email. I
wanted Mitch to think he got rid of me. He didn't. Watch how suddenly
I get his attention.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
I'm terribly sorry to report to you that you failed your background
check necessary to be eligible for governmental work. I wish you
luck in the future and please contact us when you are employed again
so we may a resume repayment schedule on your student loan.
Best regards,
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
How did I "fail" my background check?? I never agreed
to any background check.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:47:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
When you mentioned how interested you were in working for the U.S
governement, I passed your information and they indicated you failed
outright. I'm so sorry to hear that. Thankfully, it shouldn't affect
you too badly in other industries.
I wish you the best of luck.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
I NEVER once said I was interested in working for the government.
Can you please tell me how I failed a background check. I've never
been arrested or in trouble. I have no idea why I would fail.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
I'm very busy Mr. Stroemeyer but according to my supervisors, recruiters
spoke to several of your friends and former teachers as well as
an indepth questionaire filled out by your parents. Some questions
remained as to whether or not you were doing drugs or dabbling in
the occult. Also, after surveying your computer drives, there were
volumes of emails sent to China and other areas of Asia. We always
have to be worried about Americans being recruited as spys for communist
China. Also, there were pornographic images that might indicate
some degree of perversion. Look, this isn't my opinion and I'm certainly
not judging you. It's just what the report says.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
This is ridiculous and very difficult to believe. Any emails sent
to Asia were about gaming or animé. I have a hard time believing
you actually broke into my computer.
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
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Subject: Re:
To: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com>
Mr. Stroemeyer,
It wasn't just what was on your computer, although that was quite
disturbing. There are several criteria that recruiters look for.
Your high school girlfriend LeAnn Desartre, who was interviewed
several times, said that she totally trusted you and you really
let her down. The same was said by one of your goods friends --
a Mr. Todd Alroth. Your parents feel that you are very capable,
despite being a loner and a potential loose cannon -- government
officials really look at these types of things. Again, I'm sorry.
Ms. Carol Lansing
Senior Agent
U.S. Credit & Collections, Inc.
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Date: Tues, 24 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Mitch Stroemeyer" <animxxxxxx@xxx.com> |
To: "Carol Lansing" <CLansing_uscredxxxx@xxxxx.com>
Subject: Re:
This is crazy. I am ending this conversation right now. You have
no right to spy on my computer.This is a blatant violation of my
privacy and I am considering contacting a lawyer and the news media
right now.
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Okay, I figured at this point Mitch would would start calling people
or confronting his parents and learn the truth. When I received
the below note from the father, I felt it was time to let Mitch
off the hook and tell him I've been pranking him all along. He wasn't
quite as angry when I told him it was time to turn the tables on
his father. My loyalty is always to a fellow slacker.
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Date: Tues, 24 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
To: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
Shizzy
I just wanted to update you. Mitch freaked out at me and stormed
out of the house. I just played it cool since I haven't spoken to
you. I wasn't sure if I should tell him it's a joke yet. What do
you think, can I tell him at this point? I haven't told my wife
but I'm just loving this. Good work. I'd love to read all the correspondence
now.
Neil Stroemeyer
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Date: Weds, 25 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com> |
Subject: Re:
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
Neil,
Yeah, i will forward you all the emails but there is a little problem
. I'm not sure if I can use it on the website since Mitch broke
off contact with us. As you know, I was pretending to be the government
collection agent and attempting to get him to consider joining the
military to pay off his loan. Of course he was totally against it
and basically told me to fuck off, but then I was trying to "raise
the stakes" and I told him that if he didn't agree to some
kind of payment schedule or job placement, that we'd have to go
after his parents -- since you apparently cosigned his college loan.
I told him we set up a meeting with a local Army recruiter and
he needed to go or we would go after you and your wife for money.
Then we didn't hear anything, I'm sure everything's fine. Go ahead
and tell him he's been pranked just in case he does something stupid.
Shizzy
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Date: Thurs, 26 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
To: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
lol. I'm sure the reason he didn't email you back is because he
went to Yosemite with friends from school. Trust me, Mitch would
never join the army -- especially with Bush in office. It's one
thing we are in total agreement on .
Neil
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Watch how fast I freak out Dad. I think he's forgotten he's dealing
with a pro.
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From:"Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
I'm sure you're right but the problem is I made up some imaginery
appointment for Saturday but I actually gave him the address of
a the real Army recruiter in Pleasant Hill -- 712 B Contra Costa
Blvd Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
925-682-6482 .
I tried to email him to tell him it was all a joke but I think
he blocked me on his computer. Just make sure he doesn't go because
those Army recruiters can be very very persuasive. I'm a little
nervous about this one. I may have gone overboard.
Shizzy
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Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 20:46:31 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
To: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
Don't worry. I'm sure he won't go to the appointment. First, he
NEVER shows up at any appointment -- that's the problem He's way
too lazy to join the military :)
Neil
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Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From:"Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
Okay, well I feel better. As long as you're sure. I'm just worried
about it since he did seem eager to pay off the loan and not be
a burden to you and your wife. He was actually extremely apologetic
and felt really guilty about the whole thing. It made for an extremely
unfunny prank. Anyway, sorry I can't use the correspondence but
I'll send the whole thing to you. I'm sure someday you can all laugh
about it.
Shizzy
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Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com> |
Subject: Re:
To: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
I tried calling that recruiting center but nobody is answering.
Mitch isn't answering his cell phone either -- I'm sure it's just
because he can't get reception at Yosemite, but my wife is screaming
at me. She's convinced he lied to us about Yosemite and is on his
way to Fort Bragg or whereever. I'm in the doghouse for this one.
I'll let you know if I hear anything.
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Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2004 13:24:30 -0700 (PDT)
From:"Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
Sure thing. Please let me know.
Shizzy
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I need to point out at this time that Mitch NEVER went to Yosemite
with his friends. Instead, they hung out in San Francisco drinking
and using the "water pipe". This was just the story he
told his father and all part of MY MASTER PLAN. Apparently Dad called
the best friend who was supposed to also be in Yosemite. The best
friend had no idea what Dad was talking about and so Dad (and Mom)
freaked. I received one final frantic note before Mitch and I finally
spilled the beans.
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Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2004 20:01:30 +0200 (MEST)
From: "Neil Stroemeyer" <n_stroemeyer@xxxxx.com>|
To: "Shizzy" <shizzy@bobfromaccounting.com>
Subject: Re:
Shizzy,
I need to speak to you immediately by phone. I need to read that
correspondence you had with Mitch. It's now Sunday and he's not
in Yosemite and nobody knows where the hell he is. I'm standing
outside the army recruiting center in Pleasant Hill but it's closed.
Please call me on my cell at 925 943-xxxx ASAP.
My wife has been screaming at me for the last 24 hours. This is
a total mess!
Neil Stroemeyer.
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Oh what a tangled web we weave, when we beg Shizzy
to deceive.
This one is pretty much wrapped up. Everyone was eventually
told the truth so don't send me an angry note begging me to show mercy.
Poor Neil Stroemeyer learned his lesson and I'm sure his wife will one
day forgive him. Slacker Mitch claims he is looking for a job outside
the goverment sector. Something in gaming I think. Good fucking luck.
Peace out,
Shizzy
Suggestions? Comments? Send me a note
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**Ed. Note: Yes, these emails are real. Yes, we change the names.
Duh. Except for some spelling and paragraphing cleanup to make them more
readable, the emails are exactly as they are sent and received. Anyone
attempting to find some kind of "conspiracy" at BFA have even
more free time on their hands than Shizzy.
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