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From: mgh@hou5h.UUCP (Marcus Hand)
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Subject: Re: Charming typo
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Date: Mon, 29-Apr-85 22:17:46 EDT
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OK, these two are nothing to do with pseudo-personalized (yechhh)
word processing circular mail...
But they kinda fit the category.

I once had a letter addressed to "My Hand" and my handwriting isn't
that bad!   Sometimes it makes me wonder who is employed to type
envelopes in big corporations...

The other is from a medium sized software house I used to work for.
One of my colleagues, named Steve Holdship,  had been doing a proposal
for a french company (in France) and had spoken several times by phone
to people there.  Eventually, someone sent him the travel details and
addressed the letter to.....   Mr S. Oldsheep.

And its true -- he was proudly showing the letter around the office.
A kind of educated typo, that one!
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			Marcus Hand	(hou5h!mgh)