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FW: FW: Through the Firewall: These Are the Emails You Wish You'd Kept but Didn't.
You have to read this!...
And indeed you are. What a truly great innovation email has proven to be; comic interloper, work distracter and indispensable flirting tool. Isn't it glorious that in a world where technology's rampant growth makes us question whether Charles Darwin wasn't just some crazy old hermit with a beard, we're still able to harness technology's powers for its prime purpose - to deliver friends and family revelations of flatulence and bestiality.
These are the emails you wish you'd kept but didn't. The ones which made you snort out loud at your screen, proudly forward on, then quickly delete before your boss came in. This is a collection of the sharpest, most topical and politically incorrect humour that ever entered your inbox. From misadventure and mayhem, to racism, radicalism, senility and sexism - it's all here for your reading pleasure.
And indeed you are. What a truly great innovation email has proven to be; comic interloper, work distracter and indispensable flirting tool. Isn't it glorious that in a world where technology's rampant growth makes us question whether Charles Darwin wasn't just some crazy old hermit with a beard, we're still able to harness technology's powers for its prime purpose - to deliver friends and family revelations of flatulence and bestiality.
These are the emails you wish you'd kept but didn't. The ones which made you snort out loud at your screen, proudly forward on, then quickly delete before your boss came in. This is a collection of the sharpest, most topical and politically incorrect humour that ever entered your inbox. From misadventure and mayhem, to racism, radicalism, senility and sexism - it's all here for your reading pleasure.
128 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 1, 2014
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