Fondly remembering the time someone at work sent a rushed email starting 'Dear Anus' to our MD. MD was called Angus. - ThreadSky

pearlylondon.bsky.social • 156 days ago

Fondly remembering the time someone at work sent a rushed email starting 'Dear Anus' to our MD.

MD was called Angus.

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katthryn-e.bsky.social•155 days ago

I'll remember an agenda being sent out for a meeting of the Pubic Works Committee of the council I worked for...

firehorsep.bsky.social•155 days ago

Not the first time and won't be the last.🤭

speccyjimbo.bsky.social•156 days ago

Could have been worse if his name was Clint

bluesman55.bsky.social•156 days ago

😂😂😂

pearlylondon.bsky.social•156 days ago

after all this time i am still unsure if it was deliberate or a typo?

bluesman55.bsky.social•156 days ago

Maybe it was a “deliberate” typo 😂😂😂

rayisstillalive.bsky.social•156 days ago

Oops

keithdsmithimages.bsky.social•156 days ago

Surname Brown?

ruudi.bsky.social•156 days ago

What a bummer 🫤

paolocraviolatti.bsky.social•155 days ago

So many typos could get you if not into trouble at least high embarrassed.
I once wanted to say: it is nice (i was told not to use contractions)
But I typed and didn't bother readindg it before sending:
Tit is nice

irritatedllama.bsky.social•155 days ago

Wre they out on their arse?

spencerjohn7.bsky.social•156 days ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣

euantaylor.bsky.social•155 days ago

"Sorry - predictive text!"

"eh, what have your been writing using work email?!"

skybluebrunty.bsky.social•156 days ago

Years ago I used to work for a local newspaper which printed weekly horoscopes. One week, under Libra, the greatest typo ever appeared. It should say "In the ARMS of the one you love"......

iwilson.bsky.social•154 days ago

I once nearly sent a letter saying "Dear Madman" rather than "Dear Madam". Thank God for last minute proof reading!

craigyanderson.bsky.social•156 days ago

Sounds like a bit of an arse

topcattoby.bsky.social•155 days ago

I signed off on a client email: ‘Retards’ instead of ‘Regards’.

As it was a slightly tetchy email questioning some of the changes they were requesting it was doubly embarrassing!

dazbert.bsky.social•155 days ago

True story - our finance office had two secretaries, Anusha and Laia, which Outlook Autocorrect used to change to Anus and Labia. I always spotted it before I hit send, but a colleague was less lucky.

mionko2.bsky.social•156 days ago

We had a rather large lady at work and one of my colleagues mistakenly marked an email to here FAT rather than FAO. Luckily she had a good sense of humour!

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