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DWIGHT SPEAKS! |
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by Dwight Schrute
I've told you people time and time again, just because we are a paper company does not mean we have paper to waste. On the contrary, every paper wasted is a piece of paper that is not sold, so you're taking money from the company's pocket. I see how you misuse paper with crappy drawings (PAM), by printing up celebrity horoscopes (KELLY), or by tearing it into strips to roll cigarettes (MEREDITH). I've been keeping notes (on the back of old discarded pieces of paper, thank you very much) of all the paper you're wasting, and I sent those notes to Corporate. When David Wallace calls you to ask why you wasted three sheets of paper to blot your lips last week (PHYLLIS), you'll be sorry you didn't listen to me earlier.
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ANGELA'S CUTE CORNER |
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by Angela Martin
As you know, I use this newsletter to rate the cuteness of animal photos forwarded to me. This week someone sent me this photo of the world's ugliest cat. Now, I believe that cats are the planet's most perfect creatures, so if you asked me before I saw this photo, "Is the ugliest cat in the world cute?" I'd respond, "Of course, it's still a cat. Don't waste my time with dumb questions." But now, having seen this photo, I'm not sure if I can honestly say this is a cute cat.
They say that real beauty is on the inside. Who knows, maybe on the inside she's a cuddly sweetheart. But I doubt it. This cat is so unfortunate looking on the outside that it has to have spilled over to her personality. In fact, I'd bet my bottom dollar this cat has a bad spirit. Although she's a cat, I'm going to have to conclude that she's mean and evil - NOT CUTE.
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KELLY'S DISCUSSION KORNER
Winnie the Pooh vs. Hello Kitty |
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by Kelly Kapoor
So I'm going to answer the age-old question: who's better, Hello Kitty or Winnie the Pooh? I love both of them, very much. I once got a henna tattoo of Winnie the Pooh during spring break, and I was super close to getting a real Hello Kitty tattoo on grad night (I didn't because when I called my parents for permission, they said no).
I love Winnie the Pooh because he has a sweet tooth, which I find very relatable - I too have had my hand stuck in a honey jar. But Hello Kitty is girlier, she's got a pink bow and she's a girl. Hello Kitty is a better dresser - I can't tell if Pooh is wearing a red sweater or a shirt, what up with that? But Winnie the Pooh has that cute gentle old man voice - I don't think Hello Kitty even knows English.
I was torn, until I saw that MAC launched a Hello Kitty line. It's ah-mazing!!! I love it so much that I maxed out all three of my credit cards again!! What girl doesn't want to look like Hello Kitty!? Guys, it's official, Hello Kitty is cooler than Winnie the Pooh - at least until Winnie the Pooh comes out with his own fragrance.
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A FAVOR FOR CREED |
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by Creed Bratton
Ol' Creedy's getting some time off this summer and he's gonna take advantage of it. I'm hopping on a train, gonna see where it takes me. Hopefully we don't go to Atlantic City, I'm a dead man if I show my face around there. With any luck we'll step off in St. Louis, I got something buried under the gateway arch. Hawaii's good this time of year too. While I'm gone, I'll need someone to look after my pet crow. He's a good crow; I nursed him as a chick when I worked as a prison librarian. He don't caw much, but he does go for the eyes. Payment is a brown paper bag of goodies. Let me know if you're interested, you can find me right over there.
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