These words can also be strung together to form a sentence, paragraph or even a whole prop book, magazine or newspaper.' In fact, at times we can probably get away with not using really English words, such as kjgavbiwiwpo, aveviqvek, or the much beloved dfbiouvsuiegphenlk. By typing a lot of words in two columns on the front of this page, we can achieve the look of a newsletter without really reporting much news or provide any real information to the reader at all. It's really just a prop to fill some space and sort of look like a newsletter without really being much of a newsletter at all. Hopefully you'll find a lot of useless information contained herein that will help you do your job better, faster, and quicker and cheaper and happier.Īs anybody can easily tell, this newsletter doesn't really have a lot to say. Thanks to all of the staff and new contributing writers for putting this together for all of you, and also many thanks to the folks at Designtown for printing this up for us.
Welcome to yet another exciting edition of the Dunder Mifflin Employess Newsletter.
P.S - It gets really crazy in the second paragraph! If you are not able to read it from the picture, here's a word to word copy of it! Now apart from happy Micheal with a moustache, and equally joyous Dwight, and ofcourse, not to forget madammoissle Meredith in the background, whats really amusing is the stuff written in the adjacent column.
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