Who was the last person/company you wrote an angry letter to?
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a family member for sending me a chain letter that damned near made me cry
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Why write a letter? Tell them to their face.:-)
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Someone who had been mean to Jimmy (my baby)..... the meanest letter I had ever, wrote in my life.
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I wrote a letter to a friend who I had a serious falling out with. I got all of my anger out in the letter, and then I burned it in the fire pit in my back yard. Then I wrote another letter, in which I told her that although we can no longer be friends, that I wish her all the happiness in the world. Thankfully, I was able to mean that, given that I had let my anger go.
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Uhmmmmmm... the last person I wrote to in an unpleasant fashion was one of the many Gypsy haters who fill up my pm box on youtube. This was last night. I could not say that I wrote an "angry" letter because that is not my style. I mocked him instead, then blocked him. That annoys the bigots more than anything else. :) I guess the last actual ANGRY letter I wrote was to someone who was rude to Keysha (it was about a month ago). It was short and succinct. This was a bad situation and the person involved who was bothering Keysha is, I believe, clinically insane. We both simply stopped communicating with this person. I did not realize the depths of this person's illness or we both would have just vanished before the exchange.
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It was an email. That counts, doesn't it? Well it was to this one because I was complaining that I flagged a question where the boy said he was 12 and I was angry it didn't get flagged as spam / offensive. I was only obeying the first directive of the AB policy too.
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Wal-Mart, and it was effective. I got a personal call from the local manager resolving the problem.
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Carl Polad (the owner of the Minnesota Twins) after failing to re-sign Tori Hunter and then traded Johan Santana.
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I've never written one in my life. I'd rather face someone and find out what's really going on and solve our problems that way.
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My milk company for their unfair pricing policy.
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My husband would love this question. He laughs at me when, after a situation occurs with a business that displeases me, I WILL come right home and fire off a respectful, yet stern letter to the offending party. I think the last one I did was to Dunkin' Donuts. Funny thing, afterwards the company sent me a bunch of Dunkin Dollars which I promptly recycled as I will never use them. I also "boycott" businesses as well. There is a Circle K in Tempe that pissed me off 12 years ago that to this day, I will not patronize. I know I'm not going to put them out of business, it's just the principle.
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To Anonymous on Answerbag.
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To Applebees. They f***ing kept ripping my paychecks off and my tips...and in order for the company to do anything about it, you need 1 million and 1 people to complain about it...that's one corrupt a** company. Needless to say I quit and got another job that actually pays what I deserve.
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Our local newspaper which changed a policy about printing a weekly TV magazine without input from the readers. I write and do not tell very often. If I tell and I get static back, it doesn't do much for my blood pressure.
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To the mayor of the city I'm living in. I was very angry that I got a traffic ticket because of a combination of drivers not obeying the rules of an intersection, and the intersection itself being very poorly thought-out. I got a courteous response, but no real resolution to the problem. Oh well.
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My husband's company. They screwed up his check (as they almost always do...) in such a way that we were going to be late on our mortgage payment that month. I helped him compose a stern but respectfully pissed off letter stating the problem and asking that it be resolved in a timely manner. It was :) It's totally ridiculous...they have one person who does the payroll/commission for ALL of the direct sales reps in the Twin Cities offices. My husband has to go through every single payroll summary and look for mistakes. They are only totally correct about 10% of the time, and there have been discrepancies of as much as $2500 on ONE CHECK. I was not about to take the hit on my credit and the late fee on our mortgage because someone else did their paperwork incorrectly...lol. Bad times.
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Harper..the idiot prime minister of Canada.
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