Hey Kids,
Long story short:
I’m reading the recall notices at Walmart.
A certain gun manufacturer has a recall on one of their models made within a time frame dating back into last year.
The reason for the recall lists a problem with the firing pin that may cause it to “unintentionally discharge while chambering. But the paragraph is concluded by the statement that they have the utmost confidence in their product.
The next section is “What to do”. It starts by printing in bold letters not to use the product. And that using it may “cause injury or death.”
I’m not exactly sure how the phrase “utmost confidence” fits between “unintentionally discharge” and “injury or death” but they worked it in there.
This is an example of the difference between what corporations say and what real people say.
A real person would say: “Oh hell no!”
A link to the post by Seth Godin (genius) who inspired my thinking when I read this recall: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2015/11/the-simple-way-to-get-better-at-business-writing.html
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Day 260
Mike M Jensen 
of course like your website however you need to take a look
at the spelling on several of your posts. Many of them are rife with spelling problems and I in finding it very troublesome
to tell the reality on the other hand I’ll definitely come again again.
As Mark Twain said, I agree; I can’t stand a man that can only spell a word one way. Thanks for keeping with the blog. I appreciate it.