Volume 3, Number 11, Page 6
Dear Prudence and Camilla / Letters to the Editor
Dear Prudence and Camilla,
A mighty hello! I just wanted to take a moment to share my experience with last
issue's happy subscriber, E.M.E. I, too, had a "compelling fantasy" similar to that of
E.M.E.'s. Mine consisted of racing through my yard wearing nothing but a loincloth made
of lettuce leaves. Anyway, I found that the only way to quench my desire was to indulge
in it. Hey! So the neighbors complain! At least you rid yourself of that horrible
feeling of want and need! Just my advice, though.
P.S. If you do indulge, make sure there's no fruit in the Jell-O. You could hurt yourself.
Fondly,
Andrew Sigman
Letters To The Editor
Dear Editor,
It has come to my attention, after receiving my late winter edition of your little
paper (much later than everyone else), that I never, ever received the mid winter edition.
I, unlike certain other subscribers (Andrew Sigman), paid for my subscription to your
newsletter, which is obviously filled with subliminal communist propaganda. After bringing
up this rather important subject to your less than courteous staff, I was prompted to write
a letter.
Just because nobody writes to you, doesn't mean you should withhold their paper
simply to get a letter. You people make me sick! I expect the money from my subscription
returned, all of my next editions to be delivered to me the day they come out, a full
apology (both in person and in print), and I expect that all involved parties are to be
fired promptly.
Jared DeWitt
(No connection to the MI militia.)
P.S. Expect your OUMMCBNOM offices to be firebombed.
Dear Mr. DeWitt,
Your capitalist blather makes us sick, as well. However, we believe you will be
happy to find that this issue and the previous issue were delivered directly to your
doorstep, still hot off the Xerox machine.
As for the matter of firing our staff members, well, that is the job of the staff
apleyanee expert, who tragically perished in a bathtub accident last year. We were not
able to replace the staff apleyanee expert because, as you know, there is a shortage of
trained apleyanee experts looking for jobs today. Now, those of us involved in the whole
affair cannot really fire ourselves, can we?
We apologize sincerely for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
Thank you for your letter.
Dear Ed,
I think we need a YAK contest. I think this because some former hippo contest
winners have gotten hairier and have now [SIC] look more like yaks.
I don't want to name names but Melissa is one of these people.
Melissa Furball
Sincerely,
Andrew Sigman
A Letter From The Editor
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The Oakland County Teen Democrats is an organization founded
earlier this year which seeks to involve people under the age of 19 in politics through a
combination of work for the Democratic party and candidates believing in the ideas of the
Democratic party, social events, and work for our community.
Recent meetings have been attended by guests such as Maxine Berman, David Gubow, and
Gil Hill. We also recently held a basketball tournament, a scavenger hunt, and a fourth
of July barbecue. Upcoming events include:
Saturday, August 5, 10:30 AM Teen Democrats' Golf Outing
Sunday, August 6, Time TBA Trip to Garden Park of Holly
Sunday, August 13, 2:00 Discussion of essay on liberalism
Sunday, August 20, 5:00 Fundraiser dinner for parents
For more information on these events or on the Teen Democrats in general, please write
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