The Truth About Rejection Letters

One of publishing's best-kept secrets is out.

All rejection letters are written by badgers.

This industry protects this sordid secret for countless reasons — not the least of which is the terrible conditions in the industrial rejection factories. Long hours, no pay, unsanitary and and even dangerous conditions.

Beth at Shimmer spills the beans, including her website's unending crusade to improve conditions for the badgers. Link -via Metafilter


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Hahaha! Kreamer! Ah, silly me. I actually used to watch Seinfeld way back when, so I do know the characters....

But if you read Neatorama regularly you'll know by now that I suffer from typsophilia, a typso-causing typing disease caused by fat fingers and frequent brain farts....
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I saw Soup Nazi actor at Video Games Live in L.A. a couple weeks ago. Funny how he said "No Frogger for you!" when the Frogger contest was broken.
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