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Originally posted by smiff View PostYeah, I wrote an email to an estate agent once asking about an empty property.
No idea what was going through my head at the time, to prompt me to type "vacunt" as the property status. A isn't even near U on the keyboard.
That's as good a description of an estate agent as I've ever seen.
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Yeah, I wrote an email to an estate agent once asking about an empty property.
No idea what was going through my head at the time, to prompt me to type "vacunt" as the property status. A isn't even near U on the keyboard.
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostOoops.
Just spelt "contingency" as "coontingency" on an email to an annoying test manager I am currently working with. She's not a fair skinned lady shall we say.
And I'm up for renewal in a few weeks. Bye Bye.
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostOoops.
Just spelt "contingency" as "coontingency" on an email to an annoying test manager I am currently working with. She's not a fair skinned lady shall we say.
And I'm up for renewal in a few weeks. Bye Bye.
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Email Blunder
Ooops.
Just spelt "contingency" as "coontingency" on an email to an annoying test manager I am currently working with. She's not a fair skinned lady shall we say.
And I'm up for renewal in a few weeks. Bye Bye.Tags: None
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