This is a person writing to you. On the date of May 3, 2008. There is not much to tell a person that you do not know. It would probably the same as actually recieving a responce to a letter in a bottle thrown out to sea. Those statistics would come out highly unlikely.
Since I have nothing really to converse with you about, I shall continue the topic of letters in a bottle out to sea. First, just to let you be warned, the topics may go through dramatic changes. I will also try to keep out personal details toward anything that you may be reading.
Now to continue on the topics of letters in a bottle. Why people have ever done this is beyond me. To write a letter, stuff it into a bottle, and throw the components out into a sea where creatures live just seems, well weird. All just to wait for the rest of your life to find out if someone has ever picked up your letter. If so, that would be amazing. The thing that appears to be the strangest of all seems to be the fact that the person who wrote the letter, never thought to put any information on their letter, letting the person (if ever there was the chance) have a way to respond to them.
Recieving a letter in a bottle and throwing it back out to sea, waiting for a responce from the original person is even more insane than the person who actually composed the first letter. There are many reasons to why, aswell. My first reason would be the impossible chance to send a letter into the ocean, having someone able to find your letter, and at most the person to find your letter just happens to be the person who you are responding to.
This is an impossible possibility that just happens to be known to many people. Who'd of thought.
Well it would be ironic if those two people ended up being exactly alike. Not just because they both wrote letters, put them into a bottle and got responces. More towards the reasons they act the same, have similar hobbies, both enjoy the same fashion, like the same music, and so on.
I wonders if they would have the same shoe size?
What makes things more than half of them do not contain any irony in any way?
This is just a question that has immediately occured to me.
Well I suppose I shall thank you for reading this random letter.
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