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| - | Grr! I'm so angry! Once again my email isn't answered, when I deserve it more then anyone else!
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| - | PS: Sorry, but I can't help with the email articles until an email of mine is answered by Strong Bad, and I WILL help out with my email. I mean, we all know it's like, the most important email the site will have.
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| - | [[User:Chess Cheese|Chess Cheese]]
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| - | : Whad did you expect? They get THOUSANDS email every DAY. :) - [[User:Analytik|analytik]] 19:08, 21 March 2006 (UTC)
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| - | Yeah, but, mine's better then the other emails. I mean, if they just HAD to answer montage, they outtah answer my email.
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| - | [[User:Chess Cheese|Chess Cheese]]
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| - | : I'm sure you feel that your e-mail is "better," but you're probably a bit biased. I know I've sent a few e-mails to [[Strong Bad|SB]] and was disappointed that they weren't picked, but on reflection of them, they weren't really that good. We each have a vested interest in the e-mails we send, and can think of humorous ways for Strong Bad to reply, but keep in mind a few things: 1) [[The Brothers Chap|TBC]] receive nearly countless e-mails each day, and there are probably a few gems in there. [[huttah!|With]] [[spring cleaning|a]] [[50 emails|scant]] [[bottom 10|few] [[2 emails|exceptions]], Strong Bad will only answer 1 e-mail a week, so odds are slim that yours will be picked. 2) The idea has to be workable into a short cartoon. TBC have a great knack for comedy, so they'll need an e-mail that meshes well with their style of humor. They have to think of a funny response to an e-mail, which is a much more daunting task than writing an e-mail to Strong Bad. 3) Just because you think it's funny, doesn't mean it is. I know I had a rude awakening when I sent in my genius e-mail that turned out to be a dud when others read it. 4) It has to fit within the established e-mail guidelines. An e-mail ahs to be the right length, have a good pace to it, etc. However, there are probably countless copycat e-mails out there. Just because you use bad grammar, or exceptionally good grammar, doesn't mean you're in the running. Attempting to retread into ground covered by past e-mails isn't as likely to be answered as a fresh new take on something.
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| - | : Overall, don't get discouraged! If they don't answer your e-mail, don't take it as a personal attack. It's not necessarily a bad e-mail if they don't answer it "on air". It's read by ordinary people with ordinary opinions, and they just make their own decisions, same as you and me :) [[User:63.166.226.88|63.166.226.88]] 19:24, 21 March 2006 (UTC)
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Revision as of 19:25, 21 March 2006
Missing Back Button
Didn't know if anyone noticed yet, but I loaded this email and at the end, there's no Back button. Anywhere. I used the TAB button to see if it was hidden or anything and nothing came up. Just wanted to let you guys know.
Draw Trogdor again ;)
TBC knew that a wiki member was in the Flashforward audience. On the H*R Junkmail Filta, I'd like to think they were winking at us. — It's dot com 19:19, 21 March 2006 (UTC)
