Tailor Archive

Message Edited by Ani_cul on 01-31-2005 11:02 AM

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Ani_cul wrote:

thanks for grammer and spell check

{ will update for it}

Personal Fittings -Whether a makeover,an always wanted to trythis alook, or a redo of your current style, I am willing to work with you, one on one

note: the the 'an always wanted to try this look' IS indeed what I meant, it is somethingI hearalot.

*perhapsa I always wanted to try this look would be more within standards...

Message Edited by Ani_cul on 01-31-2005 11:02 AM

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I think the solution to this problem is to simply put quotations around it like so:

an 'always wanted to try this' look

or dashes

an always-wanted-to-try-this look

That might get across your point in an unambiguous way.

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Gyopi wrote:
The only real suggestion that I would make is to split up the mail. Have a basic bulleted mail message with the very basics and if they ask for BE clothing for example, send out a message about BE clothing, etc. This is a good message, but if it is too long I don't think most people will read it! I find that a lot of people are pretty lazy when it comes to reading.

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Well this is my general advertisment, almost all listed services do have their own mail to send when asked about.

my BE one was what started this thread originally.

I do understand people do see a page and gasp, but when in the email, this isn't as {grr what's the word...brain freeze} overwhelming as it is here.

the format here is odd because when it will be fwd out it will have those nasty > everywhere so spaceing you see here keeps it from crowding there.

Got it n'j qouting will work

Message Edited by Ani_cul on 01-31-2005 11:32 AM

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I think the solution to this problem is to simply put quotations around it like so:

an 'always wanted to try this' look

or dashes

an always-wanted-to-try-this look

That might get across your point in an unambiguous way.

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Hehe, that was going to be my second suggestion. It was just a little bit confusing the original way.