Entries Tagged as 'unsolicited feedback'

“piece out our imperfections with your thoughts”

November 1st, 2009 · 322 Comments

writes mike in provo, utah: “this is a letter my friend liz found on the windshield of her car during the time she was dating her now-husband. they framed the note, and now have it proudly displayed in their living room.”

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Tags: "helpful" advice · MYOB · have a nice day · neighbors · sex sex sex · unsolicited feedback · utah

textbook dmitri

August 12th, 2009 · 182 Comments

k, so court in michigan met this guy out at a bar. he seemed harmless enough, but court knew right he wasn’t her type. still, she didn’t have the heart to give him a flat-out “no” when he asked for her number. (she couldn’t give him a fake one, either, ’cause he the did the [...]

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Tags: battle of the sexes · just not that into you · michigan · oh no you didn't · text message · unsolicited feedback

one can only hope you won’t be giving the wedding toast

June 28th, 2009 · 85 Comments

at a recent wedding that allison in raleigh, n.c. attended, the bride asked that, instead of signing a guestbook, wedding guests write their wishes for the couple on fabric squares that would later be made into a memory quilt. when allison saw this one sitting on top, she couldn’t resist snapping a photo.

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taboo: the game of unspeakable douchebaggery

May 17th, 2009 · 254 Comments

simone in austin says a coworker at her office invited several people over to a house for a game night, and helpfully distributed hand-drawn maps to help people find their way. later that day, she found of those hand-outs back on her desk, along with the following bit of anonymous feedback. what a peach!

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Tags: CAPS LOCK · just an asshole · office · unsolicited feedback

silent protest

January 27th, 2009 · 100 Comments

tara in vancouver organized a meetup for “progressive, radical and lefty librarians” at a place called subeez cafe. it wasn’t until afterwards — when she took a look at the contact sheet she’d passed around — that she realized at least one attendee was less-than-pleased with her choice of venue.
“they didn’t complain to me directly, [...]

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Tags: politics · spelling and grammar police · unsolicited feedback · vancouver