Free Apology Ecard: 'Deeply Sincerely' | Wrongcards

Apology Ecard with text: I am deeply and sincerely sorry you thought this was going to be a deep and sincere apology. — about this card: deeply sincerely | I’m still in Spain, by the way - and today I spent half a day out in the middle of a field chasing around three rabbits who simply could not understand I wanted to be their friend. (The Spanish Tourism Authority can expect a strongly worded letter). You know how sometimes people insist you apologize for stuff? Today’s card makes them less noisy.

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Shea suffers from pathological problems with authority. When he's not fixing computers in the library at Harvard Medical School, he's tormenting middle managers and feuding with his boss. But where in the Harvard employee manual does it say you have to behave perfectly at all times?