I have a friend who got an email invitation to a boxing dinner. She got the email invitation because when she arrived at the boxing dinner invitation office the guy behind her said "Mary, come here first. We're going to enjoy a meat sandwich." She said "I don't know, man" and he said "You're not allowed to ask questions here" and she said "What's the email address?"
It was crazy!
Man, how do you get emails inviting you to a boxing dinner? I mean, there are like, 140 characters that people will get who will answer questions on the boxing dinner invitee website.
"The person who will lead the charge in this class is signed to be prime mo-
Prime mo-
Prime mo-!
Prime mo-! Prime mo-! Prime mo-! And finally, his email address is ".@Mary.TrustyBarker2.MyGuysSoHo-HoIs.Guilty as charged."
That's what the guy meant, yeah.
That's what the email said.
Can we assume it's signed?
Can we assume it's honest, even though it's clearly meant to be honest?
Can we also assume it's run the gamut of awesome??