If you write it on letterhead you can use your “franking privilege” on the envelope and join the spamming crowd and no one will believe you were really serious anyway.
Retired Dude: He wrote four versions of the speech, all on regular stationery, none on envelopes. One would have to write very small to get it all on an envelope, unless it were opened up to make a flat sheet first. Just another hysterical legend with no basis in historical fact.
TREEINTHEWIND over 10 years ago
Only if you put your “stamp” of approval on it…………
TREEINTHEWIND over 10 years ago
If you write it on letterhead you can use your “franking privilege” on the envelope and join the spamming crowd and no one will believe you were really serious anyway.
Retired Dude over 10 years ago
Didn’t Lincoln write his Gettysburg Address on an envelope? That was one of the world’s greatest speeches.
hippogriff over 10 years ago
Retired Dude: He wrote four versions of the speech, all on regular stationery, none on envelopes. One would have to write very small to get it all on an envelope, unless it were opened up to make a flat sheet first. Just another hysterical legend with no basis in historical fact.
renewed1 over 10 years ago
He would just claim diplomatic immunity.
Jim Kerner over 10 years ago
Ouch!
Scorchwave over 10 years ago
I would never trust someone with the last name ‘krupt’.