This was at Comic Con and I don’t know what it is
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Greetings Goblins!
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Morning all
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Went to Gibson’s yesterday and had a milkshake. Had a hard time choosing one though.
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And…? What did you end up choosing?
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Haven’t been there in years. Really want to go again. I’m partial to a honeycomb flavour these days. The Creamery is an ice cream parlour that has a fantastic honeycomb crunch ice cream. We do a once a month treat at Village Square in Durbanville - my son only does vanilla and it’s his favourite vanilla ice cream of anywhere.
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Good morning all. Happy Spring Day.
Looking at the high of 30° today, am thinking it’s probably just going to be Spring Morning really.
Also…
Allergex at the ready!
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Morning all
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Had a date nite with the Mrs and went down to the waterfront. Had an amazing time. Had some Wedgwood ice-cream which I thought was amazing.
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I had some of that Wedgewood ice-cream at their factory shop on a vineyard a couple years ago. It was so good!
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G’day. Get at it!
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Morning all
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This came into my inbox today from our marketing team, and I’m finding so many issues with it that it irks me; I don’t even want to read the rest of the email.
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beeches be trippin’
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Their cookie dough is my favourite and mum loves the honey comb one
But I can recommend aaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllll the flavours
I blame @ani
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Greetings
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But why even? What’s the point? Is it one of those weird corporate “yay, team!” motivation things?
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First off, it irritated me on my editor level: “early Germanic peoples wrote on strips of beechwool”. Umm no, beechwood.
Secondly: I also am not a fan of inferring inspiration through convoluted metaphors tied to the etymological strings of a word. Really? Is there nothing more direct that they could use?
I also am not a fan of these corporate emails either. Last week we got an email every day along the lines of: we are releasing the name of our x product soon, 3 more days!
Every day after that, the same, one day less.
I mean, I know the new name and so does the whole team. We have been working on the product for months. Why try to whip us into some kind of hype train.
I don’t understand corporate culture at all.
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I swear, if I was in charge of internal communications and was tasked with sharing motivational messages, this is what I’m sending everyone in the organisation:
Now get back to work, you potato!
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Sorry boss, I can’t make it in today, I’m fried.
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