...she knows not to do this, but she said she cannot be 100% sure that she didn't accidentally use it on the proof. Place is saying they sent a proof that was approved with the apostrophe and will not redo them for free. I kind of feel like they should have pointed it out, but I guess that is not the way it works.
Do we send them out with the apostrophes or do we eat the $200 and reorder them?
Well, you can't fix stupid.
Well, in this we can, but it'll cost us $200.
Ever heard of White Out? How about Liquid Paper?
As a side note: Liquid Paper was invented by the mother of Michael Nesmith, of the band The Monkees. She invented before the band was created, and sold the brand for $~50M in the late 1970s.
Whiteout wrote:
Ever heard of White Out? How about Liquid Paper?
As a side note: Liquid Paper was invented by the mother of Michael Nesmith, of the band The Monkees. She invented before the band was created, and sold the brand for $~50M in the late 1970s.
Whiteout is offensive.
I always tell people not to spend more than 0.3% of their annual income on Christmas cards. Now if your household income is over $133k, $400 would be less than 0.3%, so you would still be in the clear for a $200 re-order, if you choose, assuming you have no debt except the house and 15% invested in retirement.
Merry Christmas from the Ramseys!
Shed wrote:
Whiteout wrote:Ever heard of White Out? How about Liquid Paper?
As a side note: Liquid Paper was invented by the mother of Michael Nesmith, of the band The Monkees. She invented before the band was created, and sold the brand for $~50M in the late 1970s.
Whiteout is offensive.
Then use Liquid Paper and solve your problem.
If you can afford to waste $200 on xmas cards, you can afford to waste $400.
Merry Christmas.
Oh No Mang wrote:
Do we send them out with the apostrophes or do we eat the $200 and reorder them?
So, if you spent $200 on the initial batch, then you "eat" $200, and then you pay another $200 for a re-run aren't you out $600? I mean, why eat $200? What does cash taste like anyway?
Merry Christmas and a happy new year, letsrun's
Greetings,
the Pitt-Jolie--Jolie-Pitt's
I have an in-law that got a tattoo that says "The Lord Know's"
My mom saw a biker guy that thought he got a tattoo that said "Satan" but they spelled it "Satin" like the fabric.
this thread, in all its glory, is why i frequent the letsrun message boards.
good show, all.
No ragrets. Google it.
Star wrote:
I have an in-law that got a tattoo that says "The Lord Know's"
My mom saw a biker guy that thought he got a tattoo that said "Satan" but they spelled it "Satin" like the fabric.
aint nuttin wrong with a speaking tattoo, right, as long as it doesnt leak diarrhea ALL the time...
Make sure she is excluded from this year's family Christmas portrait.
asdsad wrote:
this thread, in all its glory, is why i frequent the letsrun message boards.
good show, all.
+1
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