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Dear Sweet Valentine,

Thank you for the most horrifying Valentine's Day of my life. Nonchalantly, you oh so daintily entered our bedroom last night, entirely nude, and my worst fears were confirmed. "Surprise honey," you said. I couldn't believe my eyes. You shaved the hair on your Lady business—all of it! How could you do such a thing without discussing this with me first? I loved your fur pie, and now I have no idea how to broach the subject.

[Cruel World] 1006OCWSM

Oh, Cruel World!

Dear cheap, fat bastard,

If you weren't a foot taller and 100 pounds heavier, I would have punched you in the face just now. The fact that you charge $3-something for a slice of cheese pizza was okay with me. I get that you're taking advantage of the tourists like all the other restaurants in Quincy Market.

[Cruel World] 1005OCWSM

Oh, Cruel World!

 

Dear Sculling boat that so epitomizes Boston city living,

Why is everyone so proud of you? You are the least cool thing that has happened to this city ... ever. Furthermore, don't ever fucking t-bone my girlfriend and I in our sailboat again. If you do that again I will drown you, all of you.


[Cruel World] 1002OhCruelWorldSM

Oh Cruel World!

Dear Inanimate Object or Protagonist of An Incident That Happened to Me That No One Else Can Relate To,


[Cruel World] 1001OhCruelWorldSM

Dear Effete Guitar Store Clerk

Thank you for making me feel so comfortable in your store amidst the frenzy of holiday shoppers. The guitar shop isn't daunting enough for an amateur guitar player who hasn't mastered the entire "Stairway" solo to jam in-store. It really helped when I asked your advice on a certain guitar only to be told that since I wasn't familiar with that particular brand, that I "don't know anything about guitars," before you walked away to show

[Cruel World] 952OCWSM

Oh, Cruel World!

Dear Fellsway Sunoco gas station owner


[Cruel World] 951OCWSM

To the cheap, nut-less prick whose wife reclined her seat through my kneecap on Skybus,

How dare you ask me to contort my legs to accommodate you and your wife's disgusting public make-out session. Like I needed your fucking slobber any closer to me than it already was. And for what? So your 5-foot-3-inch wife could enjoy two inches of extra space at the expense of my knees?


[Cruel World] 950OCWSM

To the creep who stole my underwear

To the creep who stole my underwear from the Inman Square Laundromat:


[Cruel World] 948OCWSM

Dear Lazy Shopper,

I'm not going to tell you again, stop throwing clothes on the floor like you were raised in a goddamn barn. Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with you? It must be really difficult for a pampered, self-entitled bitch like yourself to hang clothes back up after you've tried them on. But if I go into one more dressing room and see clothes thrown on the floor, I'm going to flip out and tell you to shove your customer experience expectations right up your lazy ass. Just in case

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