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Updated Nov 30, 2006
The most formal way to tell someone to shut the hell up without losing your cool.
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Updated Jan 11, 2008
i think i love them.
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Updated Feb 25, 2008
Hilariously wicked! If someone is talking and just wont shut up, never have to worry again how to hush them! Just hand them one of these business cards, in such elegant and simple type that really they cannot be offended...
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Updated Oct 23, 2007
I'm going to hand this out to clients the next time I visit them. And who knows, they might just hand one back to me by the time we're done meeting.
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Updated Oct 23, 2007
Business card that simply states "STOP TALKING" - Too elegant to offend?
I'm not sure that the person you slip this to won't be offended, but oh have there been days (on Wednesday mornings - Staff Meeting!) when I would have loved a box of these. However, delivered in this manner I can't see the person being able to respond - they'll actually be a at loss for words! (via Charles and Marie)
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Updated Dec 17, 2006
not business cards, but sometimes, you really just want the other person to STOP TALKING. then you can exchange contact information and move on
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Updated Dec 8, 2006
I'd use it a lot, especially with people who insist on screaming when talking on cellphones. (via wellheeled)
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Updated Dec 8, 2006
If ONLY I had these cards when I was with my rambling ex-BF... (via floridagirl)
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Updated Dec 8, 2006
Because people talk WAY too much about NOTHING important in my office. (via loft3)
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