@Allamorph:

oO Okay. If they were sincere that does make it seem more arrogant. Thanks for explaining.

~Sarah

@Selene Shri:

What I'm pointing out with this letter is less spam and more arrogance—assuming, of course, that the person who wrote the letter was actually sincere about it.

oO I think my brain tried to die reading that. It was confusing to read. I don't open spam e-mails. I don't want to get a virus or anything like that. ^^

Uh, how do you respond to those people? oO Or are you talking about what you think of spammers? *is a little confused*

~Sarah

I've yet to get an odd letter like that. o_O I get other odd stuff though. But usually the title is a dead giveaway and I just delete it without opening it.

-Sabrina

Better than penis enlarging emails, at least.

Lol wtf. I want an email like this...

o_O

@TwistedCyberChick:

Also implies that they forgot the tone they were going for. Started with a lone visionary, ended with a "big brother" society concept.

Hehe about the tense-switching. It sure is easy to poke fun at people that act all high and mighty but can't even proofread. How does the proverb go again? "The higher the fool the greater the fall."

o_O And that was just wtf inducing.

Incidentally, watch how the tense of the letter switches from singular to plural.