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Re: Rolling up our sleeves
In Response To: Rolling up our sleeves ()

Dear Mr. Deaton:

We have considered you last letter at length, and after some discussion our response is as follows:

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BLLLLEEECCCHHHH!!!!!!!
HRRRALLLLPPPP!!!!

We look forward to presenting our arguments in court against you.

Sincerely,

Frederick Duuhe, Esquire
Duuhe, Cheatham, and Howe, LLC

As far as the other matter, I never said anything about being BURIED with my watch on. I think that would be silly, and deprive future generations from having a family heirloom. What I was talking about was DYING with your Omega on, and presumably under sudden and adverse circumstances. With my hang gliding accident, it wasn't that I COULD have been killed. By everybody's judgement, I absolutely SHOULD have died instantly. (The oldest pilot on the hill said he had never seen anybody hit that hard and live..) And that's my question to the room: If you were going in harm's way, and thought you might not make it back, what would you wear?

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