God, it's quiet here...
I've just had an email from someone with whom I'm collaborating on a work project. To save her blushes, let's call her "Sarah".

She's not in the UK, and English is not her first language. All the same: a return email address like "sarahfux@..." ought to strike her as asking for trouble, what say?
( Enzyme is in ur [noun]z, [verb]in' ur [noun]z, Fri 10 Apr 2009, 12:09, Reply)

HA.
first.
EDIT: That's funny. I lol'd. She should have gotten someone who DOES speak english to check that.
(Poppet Nothing like an almighty urgency-fuck!, Fri 10 Apr 2009, 12:10, Reply)

Maybe she knows what she's done
and is just a very slutty person in real-life.
( Mellicious is made of candy, Fri 10 Apr 2009, 12:17, Reply)

asking for something, anyway...
Are you sure it's just work she wants to "collaborate" on?
(happylittletulip helpless and delicious, Fri 10 Apr 2009, 12:23, Reply)

@Mellicious & HLT
I have met her, and she's a nice person. BUT... she's... um... a little old for me (by at least 20 years), lives on a different continent, and the email wasn't just to me. It was to 12 others around the world as well, about half of whom I know.

Oy veh. Not a party I want to attend, to be honest...
( Enzyme is in ur [noun]z, [verb]in' ur [noun]z, Fri 10 Apr 2009, 13:06, Reply)