Monday, November 06, 2006

Can you hear me, Major Tom?


From: Xie Fang < gettingbyoncuteness@hotmail.com >
To: Professor Sass < professorsass@business.usj.edu >

Dear Professor,

How are you? How was your weekend? My name is Xie Fang. I am your student. I am so sorry that I could not contact with you as early because I was have too much works to do at my job place. Every day when I get home is too late already that why I was lazy to use an internet. About the product analyze assignment, I was chose for "Pantene shampoo" but I was so busy that why I totally forgot to send you an email to let you know about this. However, since I am have to much work to do at work, can I just drop this assignment? Please. I am really sorry about this.



From: Professor Sass < professorsass@business.usj.edu >
To: Xie Fang < gettingbyoncuteness@hotmail.com >

Xie, I don't understand your question. What do you mean, drop the assignment? The assignment is due tomorrow at the beginning of the class.



From: Xie Fang < gettingbyoncuteness@hotmail.com >
To: Professor Sass < professorsass@business.usj.edu >

Good morning!

I am sorry that I could not reply your email last night because when I got home is so late already. Also, I am sorry that I did not speak clearly- I meant that can I not to turn in the assignment. I have started on this assignment already, but I do not think that I will have enough time to finish this since I am too busy at work my work schedule has changed. I will try all my best to finished this but somehow I may not finished, that's why I was asked you to drop out this assignment. I am so sorry about this and also thank you for everything.

Your student: Xie Fang

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The cartoon is from The Far Side by Gary Larson. Used here without permission.

One year ago, Postmodern Sass suffered a terrible hangover. Two years ago, she flirted with Doug Gilmour.

5 Comments:

Blogger Paperback Writer said...

*sigh*

I heard a professor telling another professor that one of his students had sent him a contract to look over to see if it was legitimate.

Oh, it was. The contract? To be signed to do porn.

11/06/2006  
Blogger Tracy Lynn said...

I sometimes wonder why they bother taking classes at all.

Maybe they do it just so you can blog about it.

11/07/2006  
Blogger Ken Clean-Air System said...

HA! And DOUBLE HA! My favourite Larson cartoon ever, and my least-favourite form of student ever -- both in the same post! How serendipitous can a reader get? (Okay, back to doing the homework *I'm* supposed to be doing...)

11/07/2006  
Blogger Dave said...

Aw, c'mon now, was the hangover really that bad?

11/07/2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh, goody, a foresight of what I get to expect when I start teaching. Except I'll be teaching writing and British Lit. It actually probably won't be much different.

11/08/2006  

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