These designer shades allow you to express yourself in style; choose a frame color, and modify with cheeky letters, numbers and symbols like hearts, skulls, and snowflakes depending on your mood.
Roosevelt, who regarded the letter as "cheeky," let days go by without replying, fibbing that his response had miscarried.
Roosevelt regarded Hoover's February 17 letter as "cheeky", and in replying to it, he went out of his way to show that he did not believe the problems in the economy were the product of a crisis in confidence that could be cured if the outgoing and incoming president s agreed to a joint statement.
Using a cheeky anagram of their 3 letter name, their marketing response went viral.
"This is the one where you are allowed to be cheeky to the teacher," she says, pointing to the letters "th".
Abebooks's Richard Davies pointed to "Washington's cheeky remarks about his donkey's disproportional size" in the letter, as well as his "tidy" handwriting, and his use of abbreviation - the letter ends: "I am Dr. Sir Yr. most ob.
"I was pretty cheeky — I offered to work on it with him — it was like writing a letter to God," Gilbert told Sondheim's biographer Meryle Secrest.
Birte, voice actress, Germany I wrote a letter to Alan Rickman in the early 90s asking for an autograph, with a rather cheeky supplementary section asking his advice about a drastic career change I was thinking about.
"Shaat up, 'ave some grapes" she told Phil in that first scene, with a cheeky side-smile and wink, her cockney accent thick, her lisp not bothering to grapple with the letter r in that special Peggy Mitchell way.
The letter to Twitter, the US company preparing for a $15bn stock market flotation, sounded reasonable enough - if cheeky.
